• Cerro San Cristobal - Visitors to Cerro San Cristóbal can enjoy a blend of natural beauty, history, and contemplation.

Ascend to the peak via a funicular or cable car and be greeted with sweeping views of the city skyline and the stunning Andes mountain range.

At the top, stands the impressive statue of the Virgin Mary, known as the Virgen del Cerro San Cristóbal. This iconic landmark symbolizes protection for the city.

Guests can explore the area surrounding the statue and appreciate its religious and cultural importance.

Please note that this attraction is closed on Mondays due to maintenance of the cable car and gondola lift. Alternatively, visitors can take a shuttle bus to the top or enjoy a treat like ice cream or coffee.

• Barrio Bellavista - This neighborhood is adorned with vibrant street art, murals, and graffiti, making it a haven for art enthusiasts and photographers. Every turn reveals a new piece of urban art to admire.
• Cerro Santa Lucia - As you climb the hill, you’ll discover beautifully landscaped gardens, offering a peaceful and scenic retreat from the bustling city below. Lush greenery, colorful flowers, and tranquil fountains create a serene atmosphere, inviting visitors to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

The highlight of Santa Lucia Hill is undoubtedly the panoramic viewpoint at the summit. Upon reaching the top, breathtaking views of Santiago’s skyline unfold, showcasing the contrast between the modern cityscape and the surrounding natural beauty. The Andes Mountains provide a majestic backdrop, creating a picturesque setting for photography enthusiasts.

• Barrio Lastarria - Stroll through the narrow streets of Barrio Lastarria, lined with boutiques, art galleries, and cafes.
• Chilean National Museum of Fine Arts - As visitors approach the museum, they are welcomed by the grandeur of its architecture. The neoclassical building, constructed in the early 20th century, serves as a stunning backdrop for the diverse collection within. The façade itself is a masterpiece, setting the stage for the cultural treasures housed inside.
• Ex Congreso Nacional - The Ex Congreso Nacional building, designed in the neoclassical style, is an architectural marvel. Visitors approaching the building will be captivated by its grand facade, adorned with columns and intricate details. The structure itself represents Chile’s dedication to democracy and political history.
• Plaza de Armas - Experience a vibrant mix of architecture, history, and local life at Plaza de Armas, the heart of Santiago.
  Enjoy the beauty of the neoclassical buildings constructed during the Spanish era, such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Santiago City Council, and the National Museum.
• La Moneda - Visiting La Moneda offers travelers a unique blend of political history, architectural beauty, and cultural experiences. Whether attending the Changing of the Guard ceremony, exploring the cultural center, or delving into the historical narratives within the palace, La Moneda provides a comprehensive understanding of Chile’s past and present.
• Barrio Yungay (Yungay Town) - Travelers exploring Barrio Yungay will encounter a bohemian atmosphere, vibrant street art, and a mix of residential and cultural spaces.
  Explore and be amazed by the myriad of street art and murals spread throughout the Yungay neighborhood.

• Tour Guide Service
• Private transportation
• Cable-car admission ticket

• Snacks
• Gratuities
• Pick-up from Santiago Airport
• Drop off at Santiago Airport

Explore Santiago, the lively capital of Chile, on an engaging city tour that combines history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. Start your adventure with a panoramic ride on the San Cristóbal Hill cable car, providing stunning views of the Andes Mountains and the city below.

(On Mondays, when the cable car is closed for maintenance, enjoy a relaxing stop for a specialty coffee or artisanal ice cream at a local café instead.)

Wander through iconic neighborhoods like Barrio Lastarria and Bellavista, brimming with charming architecture, vibrant street art, and dynamic local culture. Visit significant landmarks such as La Moneda Palace, the seat of Chile’s government, and the Metropolitan Cathedral, a splendid example of colonial architecture.

Throughout the tour, gain insights into Santiago’s past and present, while experiencing how locals — the santiaguinos — live and breathe this captivating city every day.

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