Santiago in 3 days: the most cosmopolitan city in South America — Andes above, Pacific within reach, the world's best sea urchin and the wine that defeated phylloxera.
The colonial heart of Santiago — Metropolitan Cathedral, cast-iron Central Post Office, street chess.
The presidential palace bombed by Pinochet's jets on September 11, 1973 — now beautifully restored.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuideThe 69m hill transformed into a romantic park in the 1870s — city and Andes views for free.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuideSantiago's creative quarter — Art Deco streets with vinyl shops, galleries and outdoor tables.
Pablo Neruda's favourite fish with Chile's rediscovered grape — the most Chilean meal possible.
The 1872 cast-iron fish cathedral — king crab from Magallanes, abalone, erizo and raw ceviche.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuideThe Virgin of the Immaculate Conception at 880m with the Andes directly behind on clear days.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuideThe poet's Santiago home named after his red-haired lover — a ship-shaped house filled with collections.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuideChile's most famous winery — the cellar where the devil allegedly guards the best bottles since 1883.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuide1880 colonial estate with Chilean independence history — Carménère the must-try grape.
🎫 Book tickets via GetYourGuideThe best wine list in Chile in a Lastarria townhouse — the place to taste and compare.
Chile's (and Peru's) most contested cocktail — egg white, fresh lemon and pisco under the Andes.