Enjoy with us a visit of the different neighborhoods of Santiago . We start with a visit to the historical center, where you will have a chance to see the architecture of the most traditional sites.

First we visit the Santa Lucía hill, the site where the conqueror Pedro De Valdivia founded Santiago . From the top of the hill, you will have a panoramic view of the city, while enjoying the hill's vegetation and the architecture of Hidalgo 's Castle.

We then visit the beautiful New York Street, the Stock Exchange, the Government Palace, and the main historical buildings such as the National Library, the Court House and the former Congress. Afterwards, we visit the Town Square . From there we move on to the Cathedral, the Postal Service Building , and the National Historical Museum (the former Royal Courthouse).

Enjoy with us a visit of the different neighborhoods of Santiago. We start with a visit to the historical center, where you will have a chance to see the architecture of the most traditional sites.

We then visit the Santa Lucía hill, the site where the conqueror Pedro De Valdivia founded Santiago. From the top of the hill, you will have a panoramic view of the city, while enjoying the hill's vegetation and the architecture of Hidalgo's Castle.

We start our trip in the morning towards the Casablanca valley, located on the coastal valleys of the V Region. There we will visit one of the many vineyards located in this valley, famous for its excellent white wines, especially Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. During the tour you will have a chance to visit the facilities, learn about the wine making process, and taste a fine selection of wines.

We then leave the valley towards the Isla Negra seaside town to visit the most inspiring of all the houses that belonged to the poet Pablo Neruda, a Nobel Prize winner, to wander through a fantastic collection of ship wrecks, instruments, toys, colored bottles, and sea shells, which were an important part of the poet's life and a source of inspiration.

Our last stop is Pomaire, a craft workers pueblo famous for its clay pottery, which dates back to pre-hispanic settlements. There we will have lunch at a typical Chilean food restaurant (not included).

We start our journey in the morning, and after 120 Kms (75 miles) through the valleys of Curacaví and Casablanca, we arrive to the port of Valparaíso, a tourist attraction that cannot be missed.

This city was declared world heritage thanks to the picturesque architecture of its 44 hills, and their characteristic elevators, 15 of them still working.
We first visit the National Congress and then go up the Bellavista hill to see "La Sebastiana", a beautiful house that belonged to the poet Pablo Neruda, our Nobel Prize winner (1971), with an option to visit this lovely building (ticket not included)

We then move on to the Sotomayor Square, to see the Building of the National Navy (declared a National Monument) and the Monument for the Heroes of Iquique (Pacific War 1879-1883). Thereafter, we go up the Concepción hill and stroll along the Atkinson and Gervasoni Walks, for a spectacular view of the port. Afterwards, we visit the Yugoeslavian Walk and the Baburizza Palace, a museum house that maintains the greatness of its first owners.

We then border the coast on our way to Viña del Mar, also known as the City of Gardens, to have lunch in one of its many restaurants. You will have a chance to visit the Flower Clock, the Viña del Mar Casino, the Seaside Walk, Reñaca Beach, and the Fonck Museum, famous for its Easter Island collection (option to visit the museum, ticket not included).

Return to Santiago during the afternoon

We invite you to visit Santiago when the busy city goes to sleep, and the lights of history start to shine.

We start with a visit to the Santa Lucía hill, the site where the conqueror Pedro De Valdivia founded Santiago.
We then visit the beautiful New York Street, the Stock Exchange, the Government Palace, and the main historical buildings such as the National Library, the Court House and the former Congress.

Afterwards, we visit the Town Square. From there, we move on to the Cathedral, the Postal Service Building, and the National Historical Museum (the former Royal Courthouse).