On this guided tour of Santiago de Chile, you'll explore the heart of the Chilean capital and discover its evolution from the Colonial period to today. You'll see its squares, neighborhoods, and most emblematic monuments to understand how this city has become one of the most dynamic cities in Latin America.
Tour Details
At the designated time, we'll meet at Plaza de Armas to begin this guided tour of Santiago, where we'll discover the capital of Chile from a historic, anthropologic, artistic, and critical approach. Let's go!
From here, we'll walk to the Plaza Montt Varas, where the Palacio de los Tribunales de Justicia de Santiago is found, a stunning neoclassical building that houses the Supreme Court of Chile.
We'll continue our route toward the Palacio de La Moneda, a symbol of the country's executive power. At this important site in Chilean history, we'll share how it was built in the 18th century and the role it played during the 1973 Chilean coup d'état.
Afterward, we'll dive into Barrio París-Londres, one of the most picturesque corners of Santiago. Its cobblestone streets and European-inspired architecture will transport you to another era. Plus, we'll tell you about the past of some of its most emblematic buildings.
Our next stop will be at the Santa Lucía Hill, where we'll stop at the Terraza Neptuno. From this lookout, you'll enjoy amazing views of the city's old town. Did you know one of the first fortresses built by the Spanish was once here?
To wrap up our tour, we'll stroll around Barrio Lastarria, a lively area filled with cafés, art galleries, and bookshops. This bohemian district is one of Santiago's cultural epicenters and a must-visit for those looking to discover the most artistic side of the city.
Here, we'll say our goodbyes, concluding this 2.5-hour guided tour.
