Your home in the city
Santiago
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San Cristobal hill
The green lung of Santiago offers an unparalleled panoramic view of the city. You can climb it by foot, bicycle or its classic funicular. At the top, you will find the Santuario de la Virgen, walking trails and the iconic funicular, as well as the National Zoo and several rest areas. -
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Plaza de Armas
The historic heart of Santiago brings together colonial architecture, street art and vibrant urban life. Here you will find the Metropolitan Cathedral, the National Historical Museum and the Central Post Office, surrounded by cafés and spaces to enjoy the city’s never ending movement. -
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Palacio de La Moneda
A symbol of the Chilean government, this imposing neoclassical building is a must-see place to learn about the history of the country. You can visit the subterranean cultural center and witness a traditional changing of the guard. -
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Barrio Lastarria
A bohemian and cultural corner in the heart of Santiago. Its cobblestone streets are full of cafés, art galleries, bookstores and theaters, offering a perfect environment to enjoy an afternoon of exploration. -
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Central Market
Famous for its architecture and delicious cuisine, this market is the ideal place to try fresh seafood and typical Chilean dishes such as "paila marina" (an abundant seafood dish) or "caldillo de congrio" (a hearty stew made with conger eel). -
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Sky Costanera
This lookout point is the highest in South America at 300 meters high. It offers a 360° panoramic view from the top to enjoy the city skyline and the Andes Mountains, which is especially impressive at sunset. -
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Barrio Bellavista
This neighborhood is the epicenter of Santiago's nightlife and culture, known for its colorful murals, bars, restaurants and the iconic house-museum of the poet Pablo Neruda, "La Chascona". An ideal place to enjoy local cuisine and art. -
