• La Moneda - Some information on the construction of the building and also background of the 1973 coup will be delivered.
• Barrio Paris Londres - We will cross the two most emblematic streets of Santiago, next to the buildings of the sector. Among them, the torture center, the headquarters of the radical party and the oldest church in Chile
• Paseo Bandera - Colorful street of Santiago, where we will take several photographs
• Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana) - We will visit one of the most relevant temples in the Catholic history of Chile, where there are remains of great characters in the history of Chile and an architectural value that resembles several European temples
• Cerro Santa Lucia - One of the Santiago islands hills and become a huge meeting point for all tourists who come to Santiago. It has a great architectural value and also great postcards to remember
• San Francisco Church - Temple built in Chile during the colony, with great architectural value!

• Expert guides accompany the tour
• Tour includes photo opportunities

Embark on an urban journey to absorb the city’s rich history and create cherished recollections.
It’s a pedestrian exploration that will captivate you with narratives from various locations, depicted right where they happened throughout the tour.
The exploration commences at Plaza de Armas, where you’ll learn about Santiago’s origins and explore the Metropolitan Cathedral. Subsequently, we’ll proceed to the governmental district to encounter La Moneda and hear about the 1973 bombardment.
Next, we visit Santiago’s iconic Paris and London quarters, along with the oldest surviving construction in Chile from the Spanish Colonial era.
The expedition culminates with a stroll up Santa Lucia hill, concluding in the Bellas Artes district, where you can indulge in some of the city’s traditional spots.

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