Best Things to Do in Santiago de Chile

Eline:San Cristobal Hill is part of the Metropolitan Park, an immense green area which can be reached either by Funicular or by hiking/cycling. If you think you are fit enough, I would recommend the 45 min walk up to the top to enjoy the complete view of the city. Located only some minutes, by tube, from the city centre. The closest station is Baquedano, but you can also come from Pedro de Valdivia Station.

Eline:In one single place, the lucky tourist will find one of the top hotspots of this city. Tourists from every single part of the globe, mixture of languages and cultures, and the great view of the Central post office (Correo Central) along with the access to the Cathedral. Walk around the shops to get the best souvenirs and a quick stop for a fancy ice cream.

Eline:La Monela Palace with its impressive architecture, also known by the locals as La Moneda, is the political headquarter of the country and where the seat of the President is based on. It is also a house of three important Ministries. It is within a walking distance from other important places and shops. In front of La Moneda Palace seats the Plaza Ciudadana (Citizen Square) and underneath its premises it is the Cultural Center.

Eline:Located in the charming neighbourhood of Lastaria, this Museum represents the resilience and strength of Chilean people. After the earthquake in 2010 and being partially destroyed, it had been refurbished with the German Government Support.