Explore Santiago’s landmarks, history, and culture on a half-day walking tour. Discover its Andean roots, colonial past, and modern vibrancy.
- Barrio Lastarria - Walking around Lastarria Street enjoying architecture, ambiance, and local arts & crafts.
- Parque Forestal - We will enjoy this beautiful park, understanding how it helped shape Santiago’s modern urbanism. A dog lovers’ scene will surprise us with the cutest puppies in town.
- Chilean National Museum of Fine Arts - We will admire the front and main hall of this wonderful late 19th-century palace. We will learn about the arts in Chile, understanding its evolution and some of its main protagonists.
- Plaza de Armas - We will enjoy Santiago’s main square, learning about its role in different historical periods, its main buildings, and its social and cultural relevance.
- Ex Congreso Nacional - We will walk by this beautiful building and learn about the period in which the Chilean Congress was most relevant.
- La Moneda - We will discover this iconic historical building, understanding its relevance as a symbol of democracy.
- Paseo Ahumada - We will traverse this emblematic pedestrian street and immerse ourselves in the heart of Santiago.
- Cerro Santa Lucia - This more demanding walk is optional since it requires some staircase climbing. It features a great 19th-century fountain, a colonial fort, and great 360-degree views of the city.
- Bottled water
A four-hour tour showcasing the main landmarks of this iconic city, allowing you to understand and appreciate its geography, history, culture, and unique characteristics.
We will explore Santiago’s location at the foothills of the Andes, its pre-Hispanic origins, its significance during colonial times, its journey to independence, and its evolution into a modern, multicultural nation.
We will learn about the influential men and women who have shaped its destiny and experience the vibrant colors and flavors that converge in this distinctive capital city, giving it its unique, captivating, and universal appeal.
This walking tour will include an excellent public transport experience in Santiago, preferably using the subway. Starting after 9 am ensures a comfortable, non-rush hour experience in a safe, modern, and efficient transit system.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.