SantiagoChile.com The Ultimate Guide to Santiago – for Residents & Visitors

Lodge in Colchagua Valley When visiting Santiago travellers should not discard the option of also exploring near towns as well as landscapes; a few metropolises in the world, and particularly in South America, boasts such wealth within a short distance as …

The vibrant colours and casual decoration of this place goes hand-in-hand with the young clientele which it receives everyday in the numerous locations across Santiago... Read more

Cajón del Maipo If you’re only in Santiago for a short amount of time and want to escape city life to explore the beautiful Andean countryside without traveling many hours north or south, Cajon del Maipo is the perfect destination. …

Santiago is, without a doubt, a city that does lunch. In every neighborhood, you’ll find bustling restaurants full of professionals and families enjoying set lunch menus. These lunch offerings are great—they usually include some sort of starter, a main, a …

Hotel Mercure Santiago Centro sits in Santiago Downtown just a short walk from the metro station Santa Lucia. The numerous close-by historical sites provide a trip rich of Chilean culture to the travellers willing to take a stroll in the hotel´s vicinity... Read more

Featuring locations in virtually all the biggest malls in Santiago and one in Clinica Las Condes, this is a coffee-bar very popularly particularly... Read more

If you’re in Santiago for more than a few hours, chances are you’ll end up taking the Metro to move from one neighborhood to another. The system is a blessing for travelers—it’s clean, efficient, cheap, and easy to navigate. While …

In the midst of busy, noisy Las Condes district, sits a colonial house turned into a cultural centre – Centro Cultural Las Condes – framed by a well-looked after peaceful garden dotted by two or three other smaller buildings constantly …

Hotel Ismael 312 sits in trendy Lastarria area, this small hotel features spacious, modern bedrooms with high –end amenities and views to Parque Forestal and the Andes Mountain Range Read more

Palacio De La Moneda Architecturally and historically speaking, one of Santiago’s most important buildings is the Palacio de la Moneda, located between the Alameda and Calle Moneda in the heart of the downtown area.  Although it currently serves as the …