Parque Bicentenario

Our first stop, here you will discover the origin and foundation of the Bicentennial Park, its location within the commune of Vitacura, general data of the Andean mountain range and our flora and fauna.

30 minutes

Isidora Goyenechea (Pass By)

After our first stop, you can get to know the mythical Isidora Goyenechea neighborhood, its gastronomic and cultural offerings. You can learn more about the mining boom and the figure of Isidora Goyenechea within this world and its influence on our society.

Providencia (Pass By)

Continuing with the scenic walk, you will know about the Providencia neighborhood, its past of haciendas and farms that were located along this commune, you will also know more about its gastronomic offer and history.

Bellavista (Pass By)

Discover more about this typical Santiaguino neighborhood, its origin and formation, its graffiti and artistic culture. Discover more about Chimberos or Chimberas, how Creole culture is born, our typical dances. In this place is also the Chascona, home of the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Plaza Baquedano (Plaza Italia) (Pass By)

We will know the origin and argument of the Baquedano e Italia square, which is located in the central axis of the city of Santiago, Avenida Alameda or Libertador Bernardo O ́Higgins. In addition you can see the Catholic University of Chile, San Francisco Church and entrance of the hill St Lucia, place of founding of the city of Santiago in 1541.

Cerro Santa Lucia

Our 2nd stop within our panoramic tour, here you can learn more about the origin and foundation of the city of Santiago de la Nueva Extremadura, the origin of Santa Lucia Hill or Huelen Hill, a name that was given by the indigenous people who inhabited Santiago. If you dare, we can walk approximately 10 minutes to reach the summit of this hill.

30 minutes

La Moneda (Pass By)

Continuing with our tour, you will be able to get to know in a panoramic way our government palace La Moneda, you will know more of its origin, argument and architecture, the Bicentennial flag, homeland icons and we will investigate more about the coup d’état that occurred in this place on September 11, 1973.

Plaza de La Constitucion (Pass By)

Here you can get to know in a panoramic way, the Plaza de la Constitución, its origin, history and architecture, presidential figures that are located along the square, learn more about Diego Portales and the emblems that decorate this place.

Palacio de Tribunales de Justicia (Pass By)

Continuing our panoramic tour, in this place you can learn more about our Courts of Justice, Supreme Court, Former National Congress and Museum of Pre-Columbian Art, we will investigate its origin, its history, location as the main axis where it formerly housed the Legislative and Judicial branch.

Plaza de Armas

Our last stop on our scenic tour. Come and discover about the origin of the Plaza de Armas, its indigenous and native origin, with the Incas and Mapuches, dominating the Mapocho Valley, the arrival and invasion of the Spaniards in the 16th century, its historical figures and founders. You can admire the architecture that frames this square, main buildings and historical emblems. You will also have free time to visit the Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago.

30 minutes

Central Market (Mercado Central) (Pass By)

In a panoramic way, you can learn more about French architecture and influence in Chile represented in our Mapocho Train Station. We will also pass through the Central Market, an architectural heritage of Chile. You will learn more about our popular culture and interesting details in the formation of our society.

Bellavista (Pass By)

Optionally, you can choose to finish our tour in a restaurant typical of our Chilean culture in the Bellavista neighborhood, from our recommendation. If you do not want, you can return to your hotels.