Walking tour of Santiago Regular AM/PM

We invite you to tour the city of Santiago where we will visit the main tourist attractions such as: Palacio de la Moneda, Barrio Republica, Blanco Encalada, Cumming, Palacio Cousiño, La Plaza de Armas, La Catedral, Mercado Central, Estación Mapocho, Bario Bellavista, Cerro Santa Lucia.

Itinerary:

09:00 am / 14:00 pm: Hotel pick-ups begin.
The vehicles begin to pick up participants at the hotels at 09:00 am (and also at 14:00 pm for those who arrive in another shift). Departure will be on time, so it is important to be ready at the hotel reception at the agreed time.
Stop and Visit to Cerro Santa Lucia
A brief stop to enjoy the breathtaking panoramic views of Santiago from Cerro Santa Lucia. Here, visitors will be able to walk along its trails, learn about the history of this iconic place, and enjoy its beautiful vegetation and architecture.
Plaza de Armas
The tour will continue to the heart of the city: the Plaza de Armas, surrounded by important historical buildings such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Central Post Office and the National Historical Museum. It is the ideal place to learn about Santiago's colonial past and its early foundations.
Visit and Walk through the Historic Quarter
During this walk, we will explore Santiago's Historic District, a sector full of traditional architecture and streets full of history. Here, the guides will share anecdotes about the early days of the city, its cultural influences and the personalities that marked its development.
La Moneda Palace
We continue to the seat of the Chilean government, the Palacio de la Moneda, an important symbol of Chile's political history. In addition to its impressive neoclassical façade, visitors will learn about its role during historic moments, such as the 1973 coup d'état.
Bellavista Neighborhood
One of the most vibrant areas of the city, Barrio Bellavista is famous for its nightlife, bohemian art, and colorful architecture. Here you can enjoy art galleries, cafes, and bars, as well as a view of Cerro San Cristobal, which is accessible weather permitting.
Los Reyes Park
This large park, located next to the Mapocho River, is ideal for outdoor relaxation. Visitors can enjoy recreational activities, walk along its paths or simply relax while observing the natural scenery surrounding the city.
Museum of Fine Arts
Chile's National Museum of Fine Arts is one of the oldest in Latin America and has an impressive collection of Chilean and international art. Its neoclassical building is an attraction for both art lovers and those interested in the country's architectural history.
Barrio Nuevo (New Neighborhood)
Finally, the itinerary will conclude in one of Santiago's most modern neighborhoods. In this area you will be able to observe examples of contemporary architecture and the transformation of the city in recent years, as well as enjoy some local stores and restaurants.