Guidebook for Santiago
Sightseeing
La Chascona was one of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda’s three houses. La Chascona appears as a house of fairytales, an enchanted garden hanging over the city.
221 locals recommend
La Chascona
0192 Fernando Márquez de La PlataLa Chascona was one of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda’s three houses. La Chascona appears as a house of fairytales, an enchanted garden hanging over the city.
Take the train to the summit of the San Cristobal hill to see the statue of virgin Mary and get a 360 degree panoramic view of the city
981 locals recommend
Cerro San Cristobal
Take the train to the summit of the San Cristobal hill to see the statue of virgin Mary and get a 360 degree panoramic view of the city
Get to know the history of Santiago by climbing to the top of the original Spanish fortress that later would become santiago
960 locals recommend
Santa Lucía
Get to know the history of Santiago by climbing to the top of the original Spanish fortress that later would become santiago
La vega is the biggest fruits and vegetable market of Chile, and has now achieved iconic status in Chile’s capital. Visit for shopping or just to see the hustle, bustle and color of this great market
48 locals recommend
La Vega
700 Dávila BaezaLa vega is the biggest fruits and vegetable market of Chile, and has now achieved iconic status in Chile’s capital. Visit for shopping or just to see the hustle, bustle and color of this great market
Food Scene
Peumayén Ancestral Food
136 ConstituciónDelicious, ancestral, chilean food.
Patio with restaurants, bars and souvenir shops open 7 days / week.
212 locals recommend
Puerto del Alto
9001 Avenida Presidente KennedyPatio with restaurants, bars and souvenir shops open 7 days / week.
Bustamante literary coffee
Avenida General BustamanteNice cafe with free wifi and a library