La Moneda Palace is the seat of the President of Chile. The monument has witnessed fascinating moments in the country's history since its completion in 1805. Guided tours of the palace are available daily except on national holidays.
San Cristobal Hill is one of the largest parks in Santiago, with a summit that rises to an elevation of more than 860 meters above sea level. The park has a botanical garden, zoo, a lake and numerous hiking trails for nature enthusiasts.
The Central Market is an institution in Santiago, with over 200 stalls selling fresh produce, seafood and traditional Chilean food. The market is open daily, except for Sundays when it closes early.
Bellavista is a chic neighbourhood in Santiago adorned with colourful buildings, mosaic decorations, art galleries, and incredible graffiti murals. It is the go-to place for foodies, art enthusiasts and night owls who know how to party on!"
The Lastarria Neighborhood is one of the most picturesque neighborhoods in Santiago, with architectonic heritage buildings of the colonial era, museums, art galleries, independent bookstores, and handcrafts shops. The streets are a pedestrian zone ideal for a walk at sunset while you enjoy lovely restaurants and cafés.
If you have more time, head on to the National Museum of Fine Arts and Parque Bicentenario. Parque Bicentenario is a perfect spot for picnics, sunbathing and recreational activities for families. If you have less time, skip Bellavista neighborhood or the Lastarria neighborhood. Go for a Chilean street food tour instead. It is a delightful experience for your taste buds with an array of traditional flavors and affordable prices.