Parks

Parque de Las Esculturas Santiago is a city with no shortage of interesting museums.  However, it’s also a city with no shortage of beautiful weather.  Even if you’re intrigued by the artistic and historical museum offerings, it can seem like …

Plaza Brasil is a colorful square and community hub in the Western part of Central Santiago. Founded officially as a plaza (an official square) by the Municipality of Santiago over a century ago, it has seen a resurgence and new life …

Parque O’Higgins is one of the largest and most centrally located parks in Santiago. Two Metro Stations on Line Two serve it directly: Parque O’Higgins on the northern side, and Rondizzoni on the Southern side. It is also easily accessible …

Sometimes confused with its almost namesake Mall Parque Arauco the only thing these two destinations hold in common is their location, being literally just a few steps away from each other, in the affluent neighbourhood of Las Condes. In spite …

Parque Padre Hurtado straddles the comunas of La Reina and Las Condes and is one of the most popular attractions in Eastern Santiago. The enormous park has plenty of grassy space for games, paths through lovely wooded areas for running, …

Parque Quinta Normal is an 88-acre park and favorite attraction for local Chilean families. It provides a unique and at times nostalgic source of entertainment for children, and several museums as well. Located in central Santiago, it is most easily …

Parque Forestal is a large, narrow park dotted with numerous must-see locations in downtown Santiago. It borders the Mapocho River from Plaza Baquedano, also known as Plaza Italia, all the way to Estación Mapocho, a historical building and cultural center …

For fans of parks, a trip to Parque Bicentenario is a great way to spend a morning or afternoon. Having only been inaugurated in 2007, this modern park is located in the heart of the Vitacura community, bordering the south …