Morning Adventures: Pedal Through Santiago’s Vibrant Culture

As the sun rises over Santiago, the city awakens with a gentle warmth that beckons explorers to embrace its vibrant streets. On March 15th and 16th, the weather is your ally, offering a comfortable range from 63.9°F to 82.5°F, perfect for a morning of discovery. Begin your day with the Santiago Markets Bike Tour, a three-hour journey starting at 9:30 AM. This tour is a delightful blend of culture, history, and gastronomy, guided by an expert who will lead you through the colorful Bellavista neighborhood, renowned for its stunning street art. As you pedal through the city, you’ll visit the home of Pablo Neruda, La Chascona, and explore the bustling markets like La Vega Central, where the aroma of fresh produce fills the air.

A great introduction to Santiago! - The 3 hour morning bike tour was a great introduction to Santiago. Our guide, Andrea was great, providing lots of interesting information during the tour and ensuring our safety throughout. The bikes weren’t great but perfectly fine for this type of activity. (Reviewed on 2025-01-19)

Conclude your morning with a leisurely ride through Parque Forestal, a picturesque riverside park that offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. With the sun gently warming your back, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the morning’s adventures and plan your next move.

Afternoon Escapades: Glide Through History on Electric Scooters

As the afternoon sun casts a golden hue over Santiago, it’s time to switch gears and explore the city’s historic heart on an electric scooter. The Electric Scooter City Tour offers a unique perspective of Santiago’s rich history and culture. Available from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM, this tour takes you through iconic landmarks such as La Moneda, the Government Palace, and Plaza de Armas, the city’s historic square.

The electric scooters provide an effortless way to navigate the city’s bustling streets, allowing you to cover more ground without breaking a sweat. As you glide past the Central Market and the Centro Cultural Estacion Mapocho, you’ll gain insights into Santiago’s vibrant past and present. The tour also includes a visit to the Chilean National Museum of Fine Arts and the Centro Cultural Gabriela Mistral, where you can immerse yourself in the city’s artistic heritage.

Don’t Miss This Adventure - This was a really awesome experience. I HIGHLY recommend this scooter trip, and would suggest that you do it on the front end of your stay in Santiago. By doing it in the beginning of your time in Santiago you will learn the history and the layout of the city. Daniel was tremendously knowledgeable and just a pleasure to spend an afternoon with. (Reviewed on 2023-12-30)

Evening Delights: Sunset Views and Culinary Treats

As the day transitions to evening, Santiago offers a breathtaking sunset that paints the sky in hues of orange and pink. With clear skies expected on March 16th, it’s the perfect opportunity to witness this natural spectacle from Cerro Santa Lucia, a hill that offers panoramic views of the city. As the sun dips below the horizon at 7:58 PM, the city lights begin to twinkle, creating a magical atmosphere.

After soaking in the sunset, indulge in Santiago’s culinary delights at Paseo Bulnes, a pedestrian promenade known for its diverse gastronomic offerings. From traditional Chilean dishes to international cuisine, there’s something to satisfy every palate. As you savor your meal, reflect on the day’s adventures and the vibrant culture that makes Santiago a must-visit destination.

With its perfect blend of outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and culinary delights, Santiago promises an unforgettable weekend. Whether you’re pedaling through colorful neighborhoods or gliding through historic streets, the city’s charm and warmth will leave a lasting impression.