Cape Horn National Park was established in 1945. On the territory of the park is one of the largest in Chile - 63 hectares. Surrou …
Arauco Park is located in the center of the Chilean capital, Santiago. The shopping complex has its own transport system, connecti …
Balmaceda National Park is located in Patagonia, Chile and belongs to the Last Hope Fjord. Ice Park is a wonderful combination of …
While in Puerto Williams, you can swim on a yacht through intricate channels, look at the fjords and Cape Horn, ride a mountain bi …
Here you can not only relax, but also actively spend time. Almost every day in the Metropolitano Park there are free sports sectio …
The park is located in the city center, near the National Museum of Fine Arts and occupies a huge area. Walking through the park c …
Arriving in Chile tourists land at the airport Arturo Merino Benitez, which is 15 km from the capital - Santiago de Chile (or, the …
In the Andes, at an altitude of about two and a half thousand meters above sea level, an hour and a half drive from the capital of …
If you are a lover of adventure and outdoor activities, not far from Santiago (60-90 kilometers from the city center) in the subur …
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Tour of Santiago Pacific Coast: Valparaiso and Viña del Mar Wine tour from 1 to 14 days in Chile. Individual program. …
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Santiago is a lively and multi-layered city, the capital of Chile with a rich history, carefully preserving traces of the colonial era and the rapid rhythm of modernity. Founded by Pedro de Valdivia in the sixteenth century, the city grows under the majestic Andes: it combines historical squares and cathedrals, modernist quarters and green slopes, and the streets are full of cultural energy and gastronomic discoveries.
Santiago’s man-made sights are astoundingly diverse: Plaza de Armas and the Cathedral of Santiago keep the spirit of the old city, close to the Presidential Palace of La Moneda and the National Library. Architecture and museum lovers will find interest in the Planetarium, the Museum of Fine Arts and cultural sites along Forestal Park. The modern side of the city is represented by Arauco Park and the Mall Florida Center, while the Mercado Central Market is a place to experience the local cuisine and atmosphere. The churches of San Vicente Ferrer and Sacred Hearts add religious and historical flavor, and Fort Boullénez recalls the country’s military past.
The natural attractions and surroundings of Santiago attract far beyond the center: Mount San Cristobal and Santa Lucia give magnificent panoramas of the city, and Metropolitano Park is a favorite place for walking and outdoor activities. In the vicinity lie Maipo grape valleys with picturesque wineries, mountain passes and opportunities for day trips to the Andes, for example in Portillo. For those who are ready for further on, Patagonia’s national parks: Torres del Paine with Lakes Pechoe and Nordenskold, Salto Grande Falls, Milodon Cave, the islands of the Juan Fernandez archipelago and Robinson Island offer spectacular nature, glaciers, fjords and rich wildlife. Radal Ciete Tasas, Balmaceda Park and the Beagle Strait complete the list of natural pearls.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: historical sites, museums, markets and natural points of interest are marked. For each point, a brief description, photos and practical information are available, and a convenient route designer will allow you to plan the day - lay the optimal path on the map, calculate the time and choose the sequence of stops.
The choice of the format of exploring the city is yours: explore Santiago on your own along the compiled route, enjoying freedom and your own pace, or book excursions with local guides. Experienced guides will tell little-known stories, show hidden courtyards and the best observation decks, organize a trip to wineries or the Andes and make the trip rich and informative. Excursions are suitable for families, history lovers and outdoor activities.
Come to Santiago to discover its features and be inspired by contrasts, from colonial squares to Andinian peaks. Plan, walk and discover new places: each trip around the city can be the beginning of a great adventure and leave a vivid impression.
