18 audio guides in English in Santiago, Chile. Discover its monuments and history while you walk.
Discover Plaza de Armas in Santiago. A unique experience to learn about its history and significance.
An urban oasis in Santiago, Chile, combining nature, landscaping, and modernity on the banks of the Mapocho River.
Santiago's Central Market is an iconic gastronomic emporium with a 19th-century metal structure, renowned for its fresh seafood and vibrant…
Discover Santiago's most important green lung: Santiago Metropolitan Park, an urban oasis stretching across San Cristóbal Hill and nearby hi…
The Gabriela Mistral Cultural Centre, or GAM, is a vibrant multipurpose space in the heart of Santiago, Chile, dedicated to the visual and p…
At a height of 300 meters, where the wind tells stories of earthquakes and ambitions that almost touch the Santiago sky.
Step into the bohemian passageways where a run-down neighborhood was reborn as an artistic oasis, with wild ceramics and secrets that will m…
The National Museum of Fine Arts in Santiago, Chile, houses one of the most important collections of Chilean and international art, spanning…
Where the walls hold 40.000 secrets and an earthquake took a back seat
Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral, located in Plaza de Armas, is Chile's principal Catholic church and an example of Neoclassicism with Baroqu…
The Municipal Theatre of Santiago is Chile's leading venue for opera and the performing arts, a neoclassical landmark in the heart of the ca…
Located on Santa Lucía Hill in Santiago, Chile, this museum houses an extraordinary collection of specimens that tell the natural history of…
Where vessels speak and textiles hold age-old secrets that will make you see America with new eyes
The National Historical Museum in Santiago preserves Chile's history from its pre-Hispanic origins to the republican era, in a neoclassical…
La Chascona is Pablo Neruda’s house museum in the Bellavista neighborhood of Santiago, Chile. This unique retreat, inspired by a shipwreck,…
Barrio Italia is a bohemian neighborhood in Ñuñoa, Santiago, Chile, known for its Italian-inspired architecture, art galleries, and relaxed…
Where Santiago keeps its secrets about the 24-meter Virgin who defied earthquakes, bombs, and rebellious peacocks.
Where a conquistador played Monopoly with a hill and prisoners built a garden with more drama than a soap opera.