• Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda y Plaza de la Ciudadanía - The journey begins at the Palacio de la Moneda, the political and historical core of Chile. At this stop, visitors will discover the building’s history, its neoclassical architecture, and its significance in the country’s major events. The tour includes a walk around Constitution Square and La Moneda Cultural Center, with stories shared about Republican history and contemporary life in Santiago.

This location is perfect for understanding Chile’s past and present, witnessing the changing of the guard (as per schedule), and enjoying excellent photo opportunities, with the Andes Mountains and the civic center as a backdrop. This stop is an ideal starting point to connect with the city’s historical essence.

• Paseo Bulnes - The tour continues along Paseo Bulnes, one of Santiago’s most iconic and monumental avenues. This urban axis links La Moneda Palace with Almagro Park and reflects the 20th-century modern city project. During the walk, visitors will learn about its history, architecture, and its role in the capital’s social and cultural life.

Paseo Bulnes is notable for its historic buildings, sculptures, green spaces, and wide pedestrian areas, making it a perfect place for a leisurely walk and observing Santa Cruz’s daily life. Additionally, it is an excellent spot for urban photography, capturing unique perspectives of the city center and its classic architecture.

• Barrio París-Londres - The next stop is the charming Paris-London Quarter, one of Santiago’s most picturesque and traditional areas. This neighborhood is distinguished by its European-inspired architecture, with cobblestone streets, old lanterns, and French and English-style buildings that transport visitors to another era.

During the tour, visitors will learn about its history, cultural significance, and its role in various political and social aspects of the country. It is a perfect place for a peaceful walk, enjoying its bohemian atmosphere and capturing unique photographs, thanks to its classic aesthetic and charming corners. This stop offers a serene and visually appealing experience in the heart of Santiago.

• Paseo Nueva York - The tour proceeds to the New York Quarter, an elegant historical area that reflects Santiago’s economic boom in the early 20th century. Its streets and European-style buildings evoke the financial and architectural influence of that era, when the city aimed to establish itself as a modern capital.

At this stop, visitors will learn about the history of the Santiago Stock Exchange, one of the neighborhood’s most iconic buildings, symbolizing the country’s financial development. The tour includes a walk around while sharing stories about Chile’s economic past and the urban transformation of the city center. It is an ideal area to appreciate architecture, observe historical details, and take urban photographs with a classic and sophisticated air.

• Cerro Santa Lucía - The next stop is at the entrance to Cerro Santa Lucía, specifically at the Fountain of Neptune, one of the hill’s most iconic and elegant points. Here, visitors will learn about the place’s history and its importance in Santiago’s founding and development, without ascending the hill.

The Fountain of Neptune is notable for its classic design and natural surroundings, providing an ideal space for a peaceful break in the city’s heart. It is also an excellent spot for photographs, combining architecture, nature, and historical ambiance. This stop allows visitors to enjoy the essence of Cerro Santa Lucía in a relaxed manner before continuing the city tour.

• Plaza De Armas Chile - The tour concludes at Plaza de Armas, the historical and social heart of Santiago. This location marks the city’s founding point and houses some of the most important buildings, such as the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Central Post Office, and the National Historical Museum.

During this stop, visitors will learn about the history of colonial and republican Santiago while observing daily life, street performers, and the local atmosphere that enlivens the square. It is an excellent place to end the tour, relax, and take photos that capture the city’s cultural essence. Additionally, visitors will receive recommendations on what to visit, where to eat, and how to continue exploring Santiago independently.

• Tour available in Spanish, English, and Portuguese
• Walking Tour of the Historic Center of Santiago
• Portrait Intax (surprise)
• Video reels (surprise)

• transportation to or from the meeting point, but can be requested (value added)
• Entrance fees to museums or buildings (door entry not included)
• Personal expenses
• Complete climb to Cerro Santa Lucia
• Tips (optional)

Explore Santiago de Chile on a walking tour through its most iconic neighborhoods, where history, architecture, and local life converge at every corner. This tour caters to travelers seeking more than just a typical stroll – offering an authentic and intimate experience, led by a local who is passionate about the city.

The journey includes visits to the Palacio de la Moneda, Paseo Bulnes, Paris-London Quarter, New York Quarter, the Fountain of Neptune in Cerro Santa Lucia, and concludes at the Plaza de Armas, seamlessly connecting the past with the present.

As a special gift, participants will receive an Urban Portrait of the Journey: a professionally edited photograph taken during the tour, providing a genuine and heartfelt keepsake of the visit. This tour is crafted to help you feel, learn, and remember Santiago in a unique way.

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