It is a city that blends its colonial heritage with the modernity of a city in full development.
We invite you to explore Santiago, visiting its main tourist attractions such as the historic districts, the Church of San Francisco (built between 1572 and 1618), La Moneda Palace (our Government Palace), the Civic Center, and the Plaza de Armas, the oldest neighborhood in the city, where we'll find the Central Post Office, the Catholic Cathedral, and the Santiago City Hall. We'll then visit Santa Lucía Hill, the majestic hill in the heart of the city, where Santiago was founded on February 12, 1541. Finally, we'll tour the city's more modern neighborhoods, including the upscale Alonso de Córdova district and Bicentennial Park.