Routes | Tours

Discover Santiago through its most emblematic museums in a cultural experience that connects history, art and heritage in the heart of the capital.

The route begins in Barrio Lastarria with a visit to the Museum of Visual Arts, dedicated to promoting contemporary Chilean and Latin American art. A few steps away is the Tomás Lago Museum of American Folk Art, known for preserving and promoting the craft and cultural expressions of Latin America.

We continue to the cultural axis of Parque Forestal to visit the historic National Museum of Fine Arts, one of the most important museums in South America, together with the Museum of Contemporary Art, a benchmark for new artistic trends and experimental exhibitions.

The route goes on to the Historic Center, where we visit the National History Museum, facing Plaza de Armas, which tells the story of Chile from colonial times to the present. We then visit Casa Colorada, one of the oldest colonial buildings in Santiago.

Finally, the experience ends at the prestigious Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, internationally renowned for its extraordinary collection of archaeological and artistic pieces from the native cultures of the Americas.

1. Hotel pick-upDowntown Santiago, Providencia and Las Condes.
2. Starting point: Barrio LastarriaMuseum of Visual Arts (MAVI UC) and Tomás Lago Museum of American Folk Art.
3. National Museum of Fine ArtsCultural axis of Parque Forestal, next to the Museum of Contemporary Art.
4. National History MuseumFacing Plaza de Armas: Chile's evolution from the colony to today.
5. Museum of Santiago – Casa ColoradaOne of the oldest colonial buildings in the city.
6. Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian ArtA continental reference collection of the native cultures of the Americas.
7. Optional lunch or brunch at Galería PhillipsDowntown food hub: meats, pizzas, sandwiches, desserts and cafés.
8. Return to hotelTransfer from Paseo Bulnes.

• Transport hotel – Barrio Lastarria
• Bilingual guide
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir
• Transfer Paseo Bulnes – hotel

• Food and drinks
• Tips

• Sunscreen
• Clothing suited to the season
• Camera

Discover the religious, architectural and cultural legacy of Santiago on a tour of some of the most emblematic temples in the capital's historic center. This experience lets you see the city's urban evolution from colonial times to the present day, visiting churches that are a fundamental part of Chilean heritage.

The tour includes visits to the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago, the Basílica de la Merced, the San Agustín Church and the San Francisco Church, considered the oldest colonial building preserved in the city.

Accompanied by a specialized heritage guide, you'll learn stories, legends, artistic expressions and historical events that have shaped Santiago's identity for more than four centuries.

1. Hotel pick-upDowntown Santiago, Providencia and Las Condes.
2. Metropolitan CathedralPlaza de Armas: the symbolic heart of the city and seat of the archbishopric.
3. Basílica de la MercedColonial sacred art and one of the oldest collections of religious imagery in Chile.
4. San Agustín ChurchA 17th-century temple, home of the Cristo de Mayo.
5. San Francisco Church and MuseumThe oldest standing colonial building in Santiago, next to Barrio París-Londres.
6. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir

• Food and drinks
• Admission to ticketed museums or venues
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season
• Covered shoulders to enter the temples
• Camera

Discover a deep and meaningful side of Santiago on a tour that invites you to understand Chile's recent history and the value of collective memory.

The experience begins at the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, continues through the heritage streets of Barrio Yungay, covers the civic surroundings of La Moneda and ends in the emblematic Barrio París-Londres, home to Londres 38, one of the country's main memory sites.

Accompanied by a specialized guide, you'll learn stories of resilience, urban transformation and cultural heritage that have shaped Santiago's identity. Ideal for travelers interested in history, culture and meaningful tourism.

1. Hotel pick-up
2. Museum of Memory and Human RightsBarrio Matucana: the account of human rights violations between 1973 and 1990.
3. Barrio YungayHeritage streets, 19th-century mansions and the neighborhood's transformation.
4. Civic District and La Moneda PalaceThe setting of executive power and its place in recent history.
5. Barrio París-Londres and Londres 38A 1920s European layout and one of the country's main memory sites.
6. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir

• Food and drinks
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season
• Mobile phone with photo and video camera
• Sunscreen

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility
• Infants travel on an adult's lap

Tour the most iconic neighborhoods of Santiago's cultural and bohemian life in an experience that combines heritage, food, design, street art and entertainment.

It begins in Lastarria, known for its historic architecture, literary cafés and artistic atmosphere; continues through Barrio Italia, a benchmark for independent design, creativity and signature cuisine; and ends in Plaza Ñuñoa, the epicenter of local nightlife, where terraces, bars and restaurants create a unique atmosphere to close the day.

An ideal experience for discovering the urban essence of Santiago from an authentic, contemporary perspective.

1. Hotel pick-upStarts at sunset, at 18:00.
2. Barrio LastarriaHeritage architecture, literary cafés, bookshops and the neighborhood's artistic atmosphere.
3. Barrio ItaliaRestored mansions turned into design studios, galleries and signature cuisine.
4. Plaza ÑuñoaTerraces, bars and restaurants at the epicenter of local nightlife.
5. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir

• Food and drinks
• Show tickets
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing
• Mobile phone or camera

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility

Live an experience that unites Santiago's history with its growing craft beer scene. The tour begins in Barrio Yungay, one of the city's most traditional heritage areas, known for its cultural identity and a renewed food scene where independent breweries and neighborhood bars stand out.

It continues to Barrio Brasil, famous for its late 19th-century architecture, its student atmosphere and its varied range of pubs and breweries that make its streets one of Santiago's main nightlife hubs. The tour then covers the Historic Center, where architectural heritage coexists with historic bars and restaurants that are part of the capital's tradition.

Finally, the route ends in Barrio Lastarria, a benchmark for food and cultural life in Santiago, where you can enjoy bars specializing in Chilean and imported craft beer. Along the way you'll learn about the evolution of Chilean craft beer, taste different styles and discover how each neighborhood brings a unique identity to Santiago's food and bohemian scene.

1. Hotel pick-upDeparture at 15:00.
2. Barrio YungayIndependent breweries and neighborhood bars in the most traditional heritage area of the west.
3. Barrio BrasilRepublican architecture, a student atmosphere and one of Santiago's main pub hubs.
4. Historic CenterHistoric bars and restaurants that are part of the capital's tradition.
5. Barrio LastarriaBars specializing in Chilean and imported craft beer, with food options.
6. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir
• Craft beer tastings along the way

• Additional food and drinks
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season
• Mobile phone with photo or video camera
• ID card or passport (alcohol sold only to over-18s)

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility

An experience designed for those who want to get to know Santiago's most vibrant beer scene. The tour begins in Barrio Bellavista, known for its intense nightlife, its cultural offer and its varied selection of bars and craft breweries. Among murals, theaters and cultural spaces, you'll discover how this neighborhood became one of the main meeting points for craft beer lovers.

The route continues to Barrio Italia, one of the capital's most innovative areas, where old restored mansions house brewpubs, signature restaurants, cafés and design shops. Here you'll learn about the growth of independent Chilean beer, tasting different styles as you explore a setting of art, creativity and urban heritage.

The tour ends in Plaza Ñuñoa, one of Santiago's main food and beer epicenters. Its traditional pubs, terraces and breweries offer a wide variety of Chilean and international labels to close the experience with tastings and pairings in a relaxed atmosphere.

1. Hotel pick-upDeparture at 15:00.
2. Barrio BellavistaMurals, theaters and the city's largest concentration of bars and craft breweries.
3. Barrio ItaliaBrewpubs in restored mansions, among galleries and design shops.
4. Plaza ÑuñoaTraditional pubs and terraces with Chilean and imported labels.
5. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir
• Craft beer tastings along the way

• Additional food and drinks
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season
• Mobile phone with photo or video camera
• ID card or passport (alcohol sold only to over-18s)

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility

Discover Santiago from a different perspective in an experience that merges heritage, food and Chilean wine culture.

The route begins in the historic Barrio Yungay, where old mansions and heritage streets give way to the first tasting of Chilean wines. It continues through bohemian Barrio Brasil, known for its republican architecture and vibrant food scene.

The tour then moves to the Historic Center to see the city's main landmarks and understand the importance of wine in Santiago's commercial and cultural development since colonial times. It ends in Barrio Lastarria, where an exclusive wine bar or signature restaurant offers a premium tasting accompanied by a gourmet pairing.

1. Hotel pick-upDepartures at 09:00 and 15:00.
2. Barrio YungayFirst tasting of Chilean wines among mansions and heritage streets.
3. Barrio BrasilRepublican architecture and the neighborhood's food scene.
4. Historic CenterThe role of wine in Santiago's commercial and cultural development since the colony.
5. Barrio LastarriaPremium tasting with gourmet pairing at a wine bar or signature restaurant.
6. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir
• Chilean wine tastings along the way
• Gourmet pairing in Lastarria

• Additional food and drinks
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season and weather
• Mobile phone with photo and video camera
• ID card or passport (alcohol sold only to over-18s)

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility

Live a different wine experience exploring Santiago through its most emblematic neighborhoods.

The route begins in Barrio Bellavista, known for its intense cultural life, street art and wide food offer, where a first tasting introduces the diversity of Chile's wine valleys. It continues to Barrio Italia, one of the city's food and creative hubs, ideal for enjoying new labels and pairings and exploring galleries, design shops and heritage spaces.

Finally the tour ends in Plaza Ñuñoa, the heart of Santiago's social life, where bars and restaurants offer the perfect setting for a last glass accompanied by local food.

1. Hotel pick-upDeparture at 15:00.
2. Barrio BellavistaFirst tasting and introduction to Chile's wine valleys, among street art and cultural life.
3. Barrio ItaliaNew labels and pairings, with a walk through galleries, design shops and heritage spaces.
4. Plaza ÑuñoaLast glass and local food in the heart of Santiago's social life.
5. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir
• Chilean wine tastings along the way

• Additional food and drinks
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season and weather
• ID card or passport (alcohol sold only to over-18s)

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility

Live an experience that connects the ancestral history of the Mapuche people with contemporary life in Santiago.

The route begins at Cafetería Liwen, a space inspired by Mapuche culture where you can enjoy specialty coffee and products made with traditional ingredients, located on Cerro Santa Lucía (Huelén), a place of great historical and spiritual significance for the native peoples before the founding of Santiago.

Then discover one of the most important collections of indigenous art in the Americas at the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. The tour continues at the Fundación Artesanías de Chile shop in the La Moneda Cultural Center, where artisans from different territories display textiles, silverwork, basketry, wood and contemporary pieces.

The experience ends at the renowned Peumayén Ancestral Food restaurant, a benchmark of Chilean indigenous cuisine, where traditional flavors are reinterpreted in a haute cuisine proposal inspired by the native peoples.

1. Hotel pick-upDepartures at 09:00 and 15:00.
2. Cerro Santa Lucía (Huelén) and Cafetería LiwenSpecialty coffee and products with traditional ingredients, on the hill with the greatest spiritual significance in downtown Santiago.
3. Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian ArtOne of the most important collections of indigenous art in the Americas.
4. Fundación Artesanías de Chile shopLa Moneda Cultural Center: textiles, silverwork, basketry and wood by Mapuche artisans and other peoples.
5. Peumayén Ancestral Food restaurantCulinary finale: haute cuisine inspired by the native peoples of Chile.
6. Return to hotel

• Private transport hotel – route – hotel
• Bilingual guide throughout the tour
• 500 cc bottle of still water
• Vive Santiago souvenir
• Specialty coffee at Cafetería Liwen
• Admission to the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art

• Dining experience at Peumayén Ancestral Food
• Purchases at the Artesanías de Chile shop
• Tips

• Comfortable clothing suited to the season and weather
• Mobile phone with photo or video camera

• Accessible for people with reduced mobility