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

Among many other attractions Chile is also well known for its vast wine production, including the “lost and found” Carménère. When in Santiago it is possible to visit nearby vineyards such as the well known Concha y Toro, Santa Carolina …

While visiting Santiago Chile one will have the opportunity to enjoy a broad variety of Chilean cuisine, both modern and classic. With the country`s geography stretching more than 2000 miles, the regional cuisine varies widely. Luckily, you can find most, …

The port city of Valparaiso, at just 90 minutes Northwest of Santiago, makes for an ideal day or weekend trip from the capital. Valparaiso – known as “Valpo” to locals – was once a bustling commercial port connecting the Atlantic …

Viña del Mar, at 90 minutes northwest of Santiago and directly north of Valparaiso, is the beach resort town of choice for Chileans. Meaning “vineyard by the sea”, Viña del Mar was site of the first colonial vineyards in Chile. …

Pablo Neruda Nowhere is Pablo Neruda’s evocative poetry felt more viscerally than in his three homes, each of which is a labyrinth of whimsical colors, surrealist shapes, and quirky details born of the imagination of the poet himself. Located in …

The Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center, known as GAM, is an expansive arts and culture space inaugurated in the heart of Santiago in 2010, with the goal of serving as a hub for public access to the arts. Named after Chilean …

The Cerro San Cristobal (San Cristobal Hill) rises up from the center of Santiago and houses the city’s largest public park. At the top of the hill are several spacious terraces and lookouts from which one can take in the …

They say it’s wrong to judge a book by its cover–but sometimes it’s hard not to. We grow up knowing that we shouldn’t stereotype others, and yet we find ourselves wanting to use labels and categories to easily understand people. …

The best thing about vast, diverse cities like Santiago is that there’s something for everyone.  Foodies can delight in the array of restaurants on offer, fitness buffs have their fair share of breathtaking vistas to enjoy atop the myriad hikeable …

These days, when we go away, we’re generally still connected.  Using our smartphones and laptops, we can post our travel pictures to Facebook and use GoogleMaps to locate the nearest coffee shop.  Obviously, there are drawbacks to this continued connectivity—some …