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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Santiago - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
This giant cultural center just steps from the Universidad Católica metro houses some of Santiago's most interesting indigenous arts exhibits...Read More
This museum is a powerful testimony to the coup that established the Chilean dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet; the resulting detention, torture...Read More
Palacio de la Moneda and other government buildings line Constitution Square, the country's most formal plaza. The changing of the guard takes...Read More
Many architects contributed to what is frequently referred to as Santiago's Little Europe, among them Alberto Cruz Montt, Jorge Elton Alamos...Read More
Housed in what was once the ornate Palacio de los Gobernadores, this building dating from 1715 is one of the most beautiful post offices you...Read More
Today's city hall for central Santiago can be found on the site of the colonial city hall and jail. The original structure, built in 1552, survived...Read More
After two ambitious restorations–-the first completed in 2008 and then another after the destructive 2010 earthquake–-the elegant Museum of...Read More
The colonial-era Palacio de la Real Audiencia served as the meeting place for Chile's first Congress in July 1811. The building then functioned...Read More
Unfortunately, Chile's main fine arts museum now has only a small part of its excellent collection of Chilean painting on display, confining...Read More
The National Natural History Museum is the centerpiece of Parque Quinta Normal. French architect Paul Lathoud designed the building for Chile...Read More
Residents in Providencia know this as one of the city's most captivating—and least publicized—public parks. Its gardens are filled with sculptures...Read More
Santiaguinos come to the Pérgola de las Flores (literally: "gazebo of flowers") markets to buy wreaths and flower arrangements for decoration...Read More
From fruit to furniture, meat to machinery, these lively markets stock just about anything you can name. Alongside ordinary items you can find...Read More
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