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1. El Mundo del Vino
Las CondesThis world-class store has an international wine selection, in-store tastings, classes, and books for oenophiles. In addition to this shop in the W Hotel, there...
This world-class store has an international wine selection, in-store tastings, classes, and books for oenophiles. In addition to this shop in the W Hotel, there are also branches in the Alto Las Condes, Parque Arauco, and Costanera Center shopping malls.
Av. Isidora Goyenechea 3000, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7550033, Chile2-2584–1173 -
2. Santiago Wine Club
LastarriaTake your most finicky wine-loving friends to this small storefront in Barrio Lastarria to try its highly rated, indie, terroir, and signatures wines, many of...
Take your most finicky wine-loving friends to this small storefront in Barrio Lastarria to try its highly rated, indie, terroir, and signatures wines, many of which are fairly hard to find elsewhere. The knowledgeable owners usually have a bottle or two on the go to sample.
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3. Casimires Ingleses Matilde Medina
VitacuraYards and yards of cashmere fill the window of Casimires Ingleses Matilde Medina. The owner imports her beautiful scarves and sweaters from England and sells...
Yards and yards of cashmere fill the window of Casimires Ingleses Matilde Medina. The owner imports her beautiful scarves and sweaters from England and sells fine dress shirts, which are also imported.
Av. Vitacura 3660, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, Chile2-220–7146Shop Details
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4. Centro Artesanal Santa Lucía
La AlamedaThis souvenir market just across the Alameda from the base of Cerro Santa Lucía has some indigenous and locally made crafts, including some (not the...
This souvenir market just across the Alameda from the base of Cerro Santa Lucía has some indigenous and locally made crafts, including some (not the finest quality) lapis lazuli items. Get your ears or navel pierced as well. It's open daily 11–7. As you should in all crowded and touristy areas, keep an eye on valuables.
Alameda and Diagonal Paraguay, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 8320000, Chile -
5. Centro Comercial Lo Castillo
VitacuraSome nice antiques shops are found in the basement of the Centro Comercial Lo Castillo, which is quite small and, apart from a cinema and...
Some nice antiques shops are found in the basement of the Centro Comercial Lo Castillo, which is quite small and, apart from a cinema and the antique shops, sells mostly women's wear and jewelry. It's one block up from the corner of Avenida Alonso de Córdova. The indoor shopping arcade dates back to the '80s and is caracol-, or snail-like, in its spiral layout. Le Fournil restaurant, just across Avenida Vitacura in Paseo Mañío on the fifth floor, is a good place for a coffee or light meal.
Candelaria Goyenechea 3820, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7630366, Chile2-2570–9232Shop Details
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6. Chantal Bernsau
Las CondesFor truly original jewelry using local materials, visit Chantal Bernsau's shop on the first floor of the W Hotel. She sells mainly chunky pendants with...
For truly original jewelry using local materials, visit Chantal Bernsau's shop on the first floor of the W Hotel. She sells mainly chunky pendants with large beads made mostly of local stones (though she does not specialize in lapis lazuli). The items are pricey, but the work is top-quality.
Isidora Goyenechea 3000, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7550653, Chile2-2245–1984 -
7. Donde Golpea El Monito
Santiago CentroIn the countryside, men often wear texanos (cowboy hats), paños (formal hats), and chupallas (flat-brimmed hats). If you've ever wondered where to buy these proper...
In the countryside, men often wear texanos (cowboy hats), paños (formal hats), and chupallas (flat-brimmed hats). If you've ever wondered where to buy these proper toppers, head to Donde Golpea El Monito. At this downtown shop, in business for a century, the store's friendly staff shows customers the differences between each hat and how to wear them. Also for sale are spurs, ponchos, and other huaso (Chilean cowboy) essentials.
21 de Mayo 707, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 8320039, Chile2-2638–7120Shop Details
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8. Feria Artesanal Pío Nono
BellavistaBellavista's colorful Feria Artesanal Pío Nono, held in the park at the start of Avenida Pío Nono, comes alive every night of the week. The...
Bellavista's colorful Feria Artesanal Pío Nono, held in the park at the start of Avenida Pío Nono, comes alive every night of the week. The area, particularly the south end of Pío Nono, is even busier on weekends, when vendors gather in Parque Domingo Gómez, in the shadow of the Universidad de San Sebastián Building to display handicrafts. It can be hit or miss for quality, but you can't beat it for convenience.
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9. Galería Animal
VitacuraSee works by local artists at Galería Animal, a spacious, luminous gallery in Vitacura. The large-scale pieces include sculpture and other types of installations....
See works by local artists at Galería Animal, a spacious, luminous gallery in Vitacura. The large-scale pieces include sculpture and other types of installations.
Nueva Costanera 3731, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7630437, Chile2-2371–9090 -
10. Galería Aninat
VitacuraJaviera García-Huidobro and Isabel Aninat curate works of both established and emerging Chilean artists at this Vitacura gallery, which has three rooms to browse....
Javiera García-Huidobro and Isabel Aninat curate works of both established and emerging Chilean artists at this Vitacura gallery, which has three rooms to browse.
Av. Alonso de Córdova 4355, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7630266, Chile2-2481–9870Shop Details
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11. Galpón de Anticuarios Los Reyes
Santiago CentroWest of Estación Mapocho and at the end of Avenida Brasil, this complex is filled with antiques dealers. They are used to foreigners coming and...
West of Estación Mapocho and at the end of Avenida Brasil, this complex is filled with antiques dealers. They are used to foreigners coming and poking around, some of whom have been known to fill entire containers with jewelry, chandeliers, ceramics, and crystalware to bring back home. Take a quick peek across the street to the skate park at Parque de Los Reyes, where some of the best skateboarders in Chile practice on weekends.
Av. Brasil 1157 at Balmaceda, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 8320000, Chile2-2688–1348 -
12. Hermès
VitacuraLooking a bit like a fortress, Hermès occupies some prime real estate on Alonso de Córdova, Santiago's main upscale international brand shopping drag....
Looking a bit like a fortress, Hermès occupies some prime real estate on Alonso de Córdova, Santiago's main upscale international brand shopping drag.
Av. Alonso de Córdova 2526, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7500515, Chile2-2374–1576Shop Details
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13. La Blanquería
VitacuraThis shop sells a wide variety of wool carpets and other weavings designed and produced in Chile....
This shop sells a wide variety of wool carpets and other weavings designed and produced in Chile.
Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7650618, Chile2-3457–5719Shop Details
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14. La Tienda Nacional
LastarriaFor independent books from local authors, including kids' books and locally designed toys, head here. There are also postcards and posters with historical Chilean motifs,...
For independent books from local authors, including kids' books and locally designed toys, head here. There are also postcards and posters with historical Chilean motifs, indie rock and folk bands from the ’70s, and today's music, films, and documentaries for sale.
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15. La Vinoteca
VitacuraProudly proclaiming itself Santiago's first fine wine shop, La Vinoteca stocks vintages from all over Chile and abroad, as well as beer and liquor. There...
Proudly proclaiming itself Santiago's first fine wine shop, La Vinoteca stocks vintages from all over Chile and abroad, as well as beer and liquor. There is an outlet at the airport for last-minute purchases and another shop 14 blocks down Manuel Montt from Providencia.
Av. Nueva Costanera 3955, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 7630268, Chile2-2953–6290Shop Details
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16. Mall VIVO del Centro
Santiago CentroSantiago's downtown mall includes sporting goods stores, a food court with fast food restaurants, and public bathrooms. It's close to the Mercado Central and has...
Santiago's downtown mall includes sporting goods stores, a food court with fast food restaurants, and public bathrooms. It's close to the Mercado Central and has free Wi-Fi in the rest areas and food court.
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17. Artesanías de Chile
BellavistaClosed PermanentlyArtesanías de Chile, a foundation created by the wife of ex-President of the Republic Ricardo Lagos, is one of the best places to buy local...
Artesanías de Chile, a foundation created by the wife of ex-President of the Republic Ricardo Lagos, is one of the best places to buy local crafts. The work is top quality, and you know that the artisans are getting a fair price. The foundation also has shops in the Pueblito Los Dominicos and in the Centro Cultural Palacio de La Moneda.
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18. Casa Naranja
Parque ForestalClosed PermanentlyTrue to its name, Casa Naranja is a house painted a particularly vivid shade of orange. Inside, past the restaurant, is a gallery filled with...
True to its name, Casa Naranja is a house painted a particularly vivid shade of orange. Inside, past the restaurant, is a gallery filled with pieces by local artists.
Santo Domingo 528, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, Chile2-639–5843 -
19. L'atelier del Cioccolato
Santiago CentroClosed PermanentlyIf you can make even the briefest visit to this boutique chocolate shop in the small Espacio M mall, built behind the facade of what...
If you can make even the briefest visit to this boutique chocolate shop in the small Espacio M mall, built behind the facade of what was once a palace, then do so. In addition to the usual bonbons are a few flavors specific to Chile, such as piney-tasting boldo, lemony cedrón, or ones with basil, oregano, and merquén, a smoked spice from the indigenous Mapuche people. Themed gift sets include Pablo Neruda boxes.
Compañía de Jesús 1214, Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan, 8320000, Chile2-2733–8049 -
20. Made in Mimbre
VitacuraClosed PermanentlyThis design store specializes in items made of wicker, but nothing like what you remember from grandma's house. This is on a whole different level,...
This design store specializes in items made of wicker, but nothing like what you remember from grandma's house. This is on a whole different level, with artistic design employed in multipiece collections. Particularly popular are hanging, table, and floor lamps.
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