Tour of Santiago, Its Bohemian Neighborhoods and Vineyard (Private)

Tour start time: 10:00 am

• This tour will show you the historic center of Santiago and beyond. One of our expert guides will pick you up in a private vehicle and explore the city center and the diverse and interesting neighborhoods of Santiago.
• We start by visiting Cerro San Cristóbal, where we will take a cable car to the top and enjoy the most impressive panoramic views of the entire city and the Andes mountain range.
• Then, we will drive through the bohemian Bellavista neighborhood before reaching the historic center of the city, where we will see the Florestal Park, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Plaza de Armas (the main square of Santiago), the Cathedral, the Municipality, the Correo Central, former National Congress Building, La Moneda Palace (Government House), National Theater and Cerro Santa Lucía.
• Originally named Cerro Huelén by the Mapuche indigenous people, Cerro Santa Lucía is where Pedro de Valdivia founded the city in 1541. We will also pass through the vibrant bohemian neighborhood of Lastarria.
• Then, we will go to the east side of the city, towards the financial heart of Santiago, known for its modern buildings and impressive glass skyscrapers, passing through Costanera Center, the tallest building in South America. You will see why this area is known as "Sanhattan" among the locals.
• Afterwards we will visit the exclusive neighborhood of Las Condes and stop at El Pueblito de Los Dominicos, a beautiful handicraft market in the shadow of the Andes designed to resemble a colonial town, where you will see local artisans working at their craft.
• Located next to the beautiful Iglesia de San Vicente Ferrer, a national monument, El Pueblito is a must-see in Santiago. The shops built with mud and straw, house more than 180 artisans, representing the best and most complete sample of Chilean crafts.
• After visiting the city, we will relax at Viña Cousiño Macul for a tour and wine tasting. Founded in 1856, Cousiño Macul is the only winery in Chile among those established in the 19th century that continues in the hands of the original founding family.
• Cousiño Macul's mission is to produce world-class wines that are unmistakably Chilean, with the distinctive character of the Maipo Valley.