Guidebook for Santiago
Essentials
Puedes lavar tu ropa en esta lavandería si lo necesitas.
You can wash your clothes in this laundry if you need so.
Condor 820
820 CóndorPuedes lavar tu ropa en esta lavandería si lo necesitas.
You can wash your clothes in this laundry if you need so.
San Francisco 522
522 San FranciscoDrugstore
Farmacia
Sightseeing
Arturo Prat 480
480 Arturo PratChurch of the Blessed Sacrament.
Dieciocho 438
438 DieciochoCousiño Palace
Palacio De La Moneda
S/N MonedaLa Moneda Palace.
Very busy street with lots of commerce. Be aware of your belongings, always use your backpacks in the front when walking and cameras in safe places (not at sight of people).
72 locals recommend
Paseo Ahumada
Paseo AhumadaVery busy street with lots of commerce. Be aware of your belongings, always use your backpacks in the front when walking and cameras in safe places (not at sight of people).
Be aware of your belongings, always use your backpacks in the front when walking and cameras in safe places (not at sight of people).
452 locals recommend
Plaza de Armas
Plaza de ArmasBe aware of your belongings, always use your backpacks in the front when walking and cameras in safe places (not at sight of people).
Estación Mapocho
Paseo Bulnes is a pedestrianized artery located in the center of Santiago de Chile. Component in the Civic District of the city, extended by six blocks of the Alameda of the Liberator Bernardo O'Higgins until the Park Almagro by the southern end. It is mostly encased by public buildings, and surrounded by the parallel streets Nataniel Cox and Zenteno.
49 locals recommend
Paseo Bulnes
Paseo BulnesPaseo Bulnes is a pedestrianized artery located in the center of Santiago de Chile. Component in the Civic District of the city, extended by six blocks of the Alameda of the Liberator Bernardo O'Higgins until the Park Almagro by the southern end. It is mostly encased by public buildings, and surrounded by the parallel streets Nataniel Cox and Zenteno.
Parks & Nature
Santa Lucía
Parque Almagro
Avenida Santa IsabelCerro San Cristobal
Parque Forestal
Parque O`higgins station
Quinta Normal
Parque Bicentenario
3236 BicentenarioArts & Culture
National Museum of Fine Arts
650 José Miguel de La BarraCentre Gabriela Mistral
227 Av Libertador Bernardo O'HigginsMunicipal Theatre of Santiago
794 AgustinasIglesia de San Francisco, Santiago de Chile
834 Av Libertador Bernardo O'HigginsChilean National Library
651 Avenida Libertador Bernardo O'HigginsShopping
Costanera Center
2425 Andres BelloVery busy streets with lot of commerce and cheap clothes mostly. This neighbourhood was founded by turkish, korean, chinese, hindu and other immigrants. Please note that it's closed on saturday afternoon and sundays.
73 locals recommend
Patronato station
Very busy streets with lot of commerce and cheap clothes mostly. This neighbourhood was founded by turkish, korean, chinese, hindu and other immigrants. Please note that it's closed on saturday afternoon and sundays.
Food Scene
Very busy place with a lot of options for you to eat fish and famous chilean seafood. Little expensive but very worth it!
295 locals recommend
Mercado Central de Santiago
Avenida San PabloVery busy place with a lot of options for you to eat fish and famous chilean seafood. Little expensive but very worth it!
Buffalo Waffles
315 MercedSanguchería La Gloria
1369 HuérfanosDelicious peruvian sandwishes! Best I ever had.
The "Mercado de Abastos" in Tirso De Molina is a market of fruits, vegetables and groceries, clothing stores and national and international cuisines on the north bank of the Mapocho River in the commune of Recoleta in Santiago de Chile. It is specifically located in the neighborhood of La Vega Central within the sector historically known as "La Chimba", current communes of Independence and Recoleta.
23 locals recommend
Mercado Tirso de Molina
409 Av. Sta. MaríaThe "Mercado de Abastos" in Tirso De Molina is a market of fruits, vegetables and groceries, clothing stores and national and international cuisines on the north bank of the Mapocho River in the commune of Recoleta in Santiago de Chile. It is specifically located in the neighborhood of La Vega Central within the sector historically known as "La Chimba", current communes of Independence and Recoleta.
Opens at 1PM and you should have a reservation or come early to get a table, but it's worth it! This restaurant is on the side of Sacramentinos cathedral.
53 locals recommend
La Jardin
435 Arturo PratOpens at 1PM and you should have a reservation or come early to get a table, but it's worth it! This restaurant is on the side of Sacramentinos cathedral.
Alto Japón Sushi Bar lounge & Delivery
2397 San FranciscoEl Ajicito
743 CóndorHumble restaurant but delicious peruvian food.
Papa John's
531 San FranciscoPizza for eat in the place, to go and delivery.
Drinks & Nightlife
Very busy neighbourdhood with a lot of bars, pubs and clubs where you can drink, eat, dance and enjoy yourself. A little dangerous at night if you're drunk (like in any metropoli). Take care and drink moderately.
418 locals recommend
Barrio Bellavista
14 Antonia López de BelloVery busy neighbourdhood with a lot of bars, pubs and clubs where you can drink, eat, dance and enjoy yourself. A little dangerous at night if you're drunk (like in any metropoli). Take care and drink moderately.
The area was declared a Typical Zone (ZT) in 1997, thanks to this fascinating architecture, in addition to the historical monuments that give this value to the environment: the Palace of Bellas Artes (museum), the Bruna Palace, the Posada del Corregidor, the Church of the Vera Cruz, among others. It has lot of bars, restaurants and business of diverse kind.
264 locals recommend
Barrio Lastarria
The area was declared a Typical Zone (ZT) in 1997, thanks to this fascinating architecture, in addition to the historical monuments that give this value to the environment: the Palace of Bellas Artes (museum), the Bruna Palace, the Posada del Corregidor, the Church of the Vera Cruz, among others. It has lot of bars, restaurants and business of diverse kind.
Very typically chilean. You can eat "chorrillana" and drink "earthquake" here. Very humble, very recommended. Be careful of the surroundings though, it's a popular neighborhood.
8 locals recommend
Las Tejas Bar
98 San DiegoVery typically chilean. You can eat "chorrillana" and drink "earthquake" here. Very humble, very recommended. Be careful of the surroundings though, it's a popular neighborhood.