• Funicular access to the Cerro San Cristobal - Experience Santiago from above at the stunning Cerro San Cristóbal. Enjoy a ride on the modern cable car and take in the breathtaking views of the city and the Andes Mountains. Then, travel back in time as you descend on the charming funicular, a classic that takes you directly to the lively Bellavista neighborhood. This is an unforgettable way to see the city from a fresh perspective!
• Plaza de Armas - The Plaza de Armas is the lively center of Santiago. Found in cities throughout Chile, these main squares were established by the Spanish as the focal point of their grid-style city plans. Here, you can explore the city’s historic quarter and admire iconic landmarks such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, Santiago City Hall, the Central Post Office, the historic Casa Colorada, and the captivating Natural History Museum. It’s an ideal starting point to dive into the history and culture of Chile’s capital.
• Plaza de La Constitucion - Explore the political and historical heart of Chile at the iconic Plaza de la Constitución, the entrance to the impressive Palacio de La Moneda — the Presidential Palace and a National Historic Monument. Enjoy the charm of the Civic District, surrounded by majestic buildings and landmarks that narrate the country’s story.
  Stroll through the La Moneda Cultural Center, the Santiago Stock Exchange, the traditional Paseo Bulnes, and more.
  For a truly unique experience, every other day you can witness the solemn and colorful Changing of the Guard Ceremony, a tradition filled with national pride.
• Cerro Santa Lucia - Discover the history and charm of Santiago at Cerro Santa Lucía, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks since its founding in 1541. Its grand entrance welcomes you with curved stairways, elegant fountains, spacious terraces, the striking Neptune Fountain, and a triumphal arch crowned by an elegant dome.
  Surrounding the hill, you’ll find cultural treasures such as the National Library, the Paris-Londres District, the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center, and the bohemian Lastarria Neighborhood, known for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse culinary scene.
• Plaza de la Aviacion - Plaza Aviación is a delightful spot rich in history, part of Balmaceda Park, created in 1929 on the grounds of the former Japanese Park. Its name honors the Monument to the Chilean Air Force, erected in 1980, and at its heart stands the impressive Bicentenario Fountain, stretching nearly 70 meters and beautifully illuminated at night.
  From here, you can stroll through the green spaces of Balmaceda Park and Uruguay Park, which line the banks of the Mapocho River, offering a pleasant and scenic walk in the heart of Santiago.
• Costanera Center - Costanera Center is a modern symbol of Santiago and home to the tallest building in Latin America, reaching 300 meters high. Inside, the largest shopping mall in Chile offers endless experiences: world-class stores, cinemas, terraces, and a wide variety of dining options to suit every taste.
  The highlight is Sky Costanera, a unique observation deck that provides a 360° panoramic view of the city and the majestic Andes Mountains. Surrounding the complex is “Sanhattan”, Santiago’s most modern and vibrant financial district, perfect for those seeking the city’s cosmopolitan vibe.
• Museo Interactivo Mirador - Situated in the heart of the elegant El Golf District, the Interactive Museum of Las Condes is a must-visit for both adults and children. Its name is inspired by the nearby and traditional Los Leones Golf Club, and the surrounding area is filled with upscale restaurants, cozy cafés, and the Municipal Theater of Las Condes.
  Inside the museum, you can journey through space and time with fascinating 3D audiovisual productions, offering an immersive experience that’s perfect for the whole family.
• Parque Arauco - Parque Arauco is one of the most significant shopping centers in Chile and Latin America, a true hub for entertainment and shopping. Its iconic open-air boulevard offers a wide variety of dining options, along with cinemas, theaters, and activities for all ages.
  Just steps away, you’ll find Parque Araucano, a green oasis perfect for strolling, enjoying a picnic, or simply relaxing surrounded by fresh air and nature in the heart of Santiago.
• Parque Bicentenario - Parque Bicentenario is a unique green space in Santiago, spanning 27 hectares along the southern bank of the Mapocho River and designed by renowned architect Teodoro Fernández. Its expansive green areas, lagoons, walking paths, sculptures, an amphitheater, and a restaurant make it a perfect place to stroll and enjoy.
  With more than 2,600 native trees, this park offers some of the best photo opportunities in the city, blending natural beauty with modern architecture.

• Pass for bus, cable car, and funicular
• Onboard audio guide
• Ride on the Funicular
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus Stop with free time
• Panoramic Cable Car experience

• Personal guide on funicular or cable car.
• Private transportation

Our ticket provides a distinctive opportunity to explore Santiago. Begin your adventure with the Cable Car for stunning vistas from San Cristóbal Hill, then descend via the Funicular into the vibrant Bellavista neighborhood. From there, board the sightseeing bus to discover all the attractions at your leisure. Buses operate every 20 minutes, and you can start your journey at any authorized stop along the route. Download the “Turistik Chile” app from Google Play or the App Store to access the map, locate boarding points, and effortlessly rejoin the route after each stop.

• We recommend starting the experience at the Santiago Cable Car, located at Av. El Cerro 750, Providencia, and then continuing through the remaining stops. However, the client may begin at any authorized stop according to their preference.
• Cable Car, Funicular and Panoramic Buses do not operate on Mondays

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