- For all ages, regular service, minimum 2 people, departure from hotel

This city was called "Santiago of the new extreme" by Spanish conquistador Pedro de Valdivia. Today, as capital of the Republic of Chile, it is composed of a modern sector and an old and traditional one, with a history that can be read in the architecture of buildings such as the Palacio de la Moneda, the Catedral Metropolitana or Correos de Chile among many others. They are set in an urban design in which vestiges of the colonial style still endure, places like the Plaza de Armas, for example, are places for social gathering.

In Santiago's modern sector, the sustained growth of our country in the last years is noticeable in the several skyscrapers, business sections and shopping malls located in key areas.

 

REFERENCE POINTS

 

- Palacio de Gobierno (House of Government)
- Plaza de Armas (Main Square)
- Correo Central de Chile (Chile Central Post)
- Museo Histórico Nacional (National Historical Museum)
- Municipalidad de Santiago (Santiago City Hall)
- Cerro Santa Lucía (Mount Santa Lucía)

- Cerro San Cristóbal (Mount San Cristóbal)
- Modern and financial area (Providencia)