Guided Tour of Santiago

On this guided tour of Santiago de Chile, you'll explore the heart of the Chilean capital and learn about its evolution from the Colonial period to today. You'll see its squares, neighborhoods, and monuments to understand how this city has become dynamic.

Tour Details

We will meet at Plaza de Armas to begin this guided tour of Santiago, examining the capital from a historic, anthropologic, artistic, and critical approach.

The first stop is Plaza Montt Varas, home to the Palacio de los Tribunales de Justicia de Santiago, a neoclassical building that houses the Supreme Court of Chile.

Next, we will visit the Palacio de La Moneda, an important symbol of Chilean history, built in the 18th century, and significant during the 1973 Chilean coup d'état.

We will then explore Barrio París-Londres, known for its cobblestone streets and European-inspired architecture, and learn about its notable buildings.

Our next stop is Santa Lucía Hill at Terraza Neptuno, offering views of the city's old town and historical significance as the site of one of the first Spanish fortresses.

Finally, we will stroll through Barrio Lastarria, a lively area filled with cafés, art galleries, and bookshops, concluding this 2.5-hour guided tour.