• Church of San Francisco - The Iglesia San Francisco, Santiago’s oldest church, stands as a historic monument that has withstood numerous earthquakes over the years. Featuring colonial architecture and a stunning collection of religious art, this church offers a serene atmosphere for reflection. Situated in the heart of Santiago, Iglesia San Francisco is a must-see for history and architecture enthusiasts eager to delve into Chile’s colonial heritage.
• La Moneda Palace - La Moneda Palace, the seat of the Chilean government, is a hallmark of neoclassical architecture and a testament to Chile’s history. Offering guided tours that unveil the country’s political and cultural past, La Moneda Palace is a key attraction in Santiago. The daily changing of the guard ceremony draws visitors, making it an essential stop for those interested in Chilean culture.
• Palacio de Tribunales de Justicia - The Court of Justice of Santiago is a notable building located near Plaza de Armas. Its grand architecture and significance in the Chilean judicial system make it a point of interest for visitors. Perfect for architecture aficionados and those curious about Chile’s political and legal framework, the Court of Justice of Santiago is both a historic and functional city landmark.
• Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) - The Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago is a magnificent architectural masterpiece and one of Chile’s most significant historical sites. Located on Plaza de Armas, the cathedral is rich in religious history and features exquisite architectural details and sacred art. As one of Santiago’s most frequented attractions, the Metropolitan Cathedral provides visitors with a peaceful and reverent experience in the city’s core.
• National History Museum of Chile - Situated on Plaza de Armas, the National Historical Museum of Santiago showcases a vast collection of artifacts and exhibits narrating Chile’s history. The museum is ideal for those wishing to gain insight into the development of Chilean identity and the events that shaped the nation. With interactive displays and an educational focus, the National Historical Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in Chile’s culture and history.
• Plaza de Armas - Plaza de Armas serves as the historic and cultural hub of Santiago, ranking among Chile’s top tourist destinations. Encircled by historic structures like the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago and the National Historical Museum, the square is a gathering place for locals and tourists alike. Perfect for walking tours, Plaza de Armas is an excellent starting point for exploring Santiago and learning about the city’s history and architecture.
• Barrio Paris Londres - The delightful Paris-Londres neighborhood in Santiago is renowned for its European architecture, featuring narrow streets and sidewalks. Located near Iglesia San Francisco, this neighborhood blends history and style in a picturesque setting, ideal for strolling and photography. With its restaurants, cafes, and boutique hotels, Paris-Londres is one of Santiago’s most iconic neighborhoods, perfect for those seeking a tranquil and unique city walk.
• Cerro Santa Lucia - Cerro Santa Lucía is one of Santiago’s most popular hills, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains. With its charming gardens, fountains, and historic architecture, Cerro Santa Lucía is a green oasis in the city center. It is the perfect spot for a leisurely walk and to admire the scenery, also serving as an excellent location for photography and relaxation in Santiago.
• Bandera - Bandera Street is one of Santiago’s most vibrant and lively streets. Recently revamped for pedestrians, it has become a tourist hotspot known for its vivid urban art and colorful murals. Located near attractions like La Moneda Palace, Bandera Street is ideal for photography and for those seeking a modern and artistic experience in Santiago. It is the perfect tour for discovering the city’s contemporary side.

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Explore the metropolitan area of Santiago with a walking tour through the historic center, perfect for those interested in cultural tourism, history, and genuine experiences in Chile. The itinerary features iconic landmarks such as the Plaza de Armas, the Palace of La Moneda, and the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Throughout the tour, participants can capture urban photographs, engage with local life, and learn from expert guides who provide historical insights, intriguing facts, and cultural context for each attraction.

This is a comprehensive and captivating way to experience the highlights of Santiago’s center, offering a memorable journey for those eager to understand the city beyond its famous landmarks.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.