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Palacio de la Moneda
It was designed by the Italian architect Gioacchino Toesca in the 18th century. Today, it houses Chile’s presidential offices. It is a must-visit due to its superb and sober neoclassical architecture, and also to the fact that it has witnessed practically all of Chile’s complex history.
Plaza de Armas
La Plaza de Armas will be your favorite place to upload your photos to your social networks, and not only for being a beautiful place, but also because it has Wi-Fi service. What more could you want?
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos
Part of the Chile's twentieth-century history was tumultuous and complex. This museum's intent is that this history not be forgotten. An overwhelming place.
Cajón del Maipo
Do not miss out on visiting the Andes! The mythical mountain range is a quick jump from Santiago and offers places like Cajón del Maipo, an impressive canyon.
Barrio Italia
Barrio Italia, also called Barrio Isabel, is the most culturally diverse neighborhood in the city and an obligation for art lovers and foodies. This must be on your to-do list!
