• Iglesia de San Vicente Ferrer Los Dominicos - A certified guide will greet participants, provide safety instructions for scooter use, and facilitate practice in the park. Following this, the guide will outline the itinerary and discuss Santiago’s history, highlighting the area’s Colonial architecture.
• Casona Santa Rosa de Las Condes - The residence of Chile’s first president offers a glimpse into the past, shedding light on the nation’s current development. Inside, visitors will explore the progression of Chilean painting and its most notable artists.
• Museo de La Chilenidad - A celebration of Chilean culture and traditions, featuring exhibits of music, crafts, and the defining traits of the central region.
• Cerro Calán - Offers breathtaking views of the Santiago Valley, its hills, and the majestic Andes Mountains. Visitors will also experience a sclerophyllous forest, appreciating the vibrant flora and fauna of the central region.
• Centro Artesanal Pueblito Los Dominicos - The largest craft center in the eastern area, showcasing diverse local craftsmanship. A watercolor painting workshop with local artisans will be held here, using raw materials from the Andes, and the experience will conclude with a traditional snack.
• Monasterio Benedictino de Las Condes - Available on Mondays, as the house and Chilean museum are closed on this day. The monastery serves as a symbol of spirituality and is a masterpiece of contemporary Chilean architecture, situated on a hill with a stunning view.

• Carbonated beverages
• Watercolor painting workshop using stones from the Andes Mountains
• Bilingual guide, Spanish-English, with first aid certificate
• Segway use

• Tips

A fascinating journey around the waist of Santiago, the pre-Andean route that will take you through the city’s history and culture. We’ll start in the charming Barrio Los Dominicos, where you’ll discover the local history and architecture. We’ll continue to the historic Casona Santa Rosa de Las Condes, the home of Chile’s first president, and then visit the Museo de la Chilenidad to immerse ourselves in Chilean folklore, traditional costumes, and local craftsmanship. As we proceed, you’ll enjoy a stunning panoramic view of Santiago from Cerro Calán, perfect for capturing the sunset with a 360-degree view. The day will culminate at the Centro Artesanal Los Dominicos, where an artisan will teach you how to create your own watercolor using natural colors extracted from the Andes. To finish, you’ll savor a delicious traditional Chilean snack.

• Not recommended for high-risk pregnancies, as the tour requires standing for extended periods

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.