The place is beautiful. It’s definetelly one greener part of the Cordilleras in Mendoza. On the way there you cross some “villas” one part of the great Mendoza where you see more poverty and trash. It was a surprise to get there and see the mountains so narrowed and green, the first part of the way they look little away. You may prepare yourself and bring your snacks, the “restaurant” there is very basic, you may also want to arrive early to participate in the activities. You pay a ticket to have access to the hotel which is like 3 usd, but the activities prices varys up to 20usd .

I think the ticket prices are very high, there is a beautiful view of the mountains, but there is nothing surprising or unusual here. Further on the free road you can see more beautiful and better landscapes

Nice place to visit, I think its a good option for families with children and for retired who enjoy a relaxing walk and a short guided tour around the hotel which is closed and abandoned. In my opinion the 350 pesos fee is quite expensive for what you receive.

We enjoyed to visit the Reserve! Tickets are good but it could be better if you receive a water bottle with them. A beautiful place, definitely you have to listen the talk with the guide, I learnt a lot about Villavicencio.

Half day tour. Amazing view!

A very good alternative to vineyard tours in Mendoza is to hire a car and come to this natural reserve. Guanaco is an easy sighting here since they are protected, along with condors and other animals. The view is sublime.

Great place.Breathtaking views

Beautiful landscape

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience, beautiful views of nature including flora and fauna. Although it is a gravel road with some rocks and loose stones, they do not present a risk and there are no major problems if you drive slowly (10 to 30 km/h). Highly recommended. Avoid it only if the owner is too fond of the vehicle. (Original) Excelente experiencia, hermosas vistas de la naturaleza incluidos flora y fauna. Si bien es ripio de afloran algunas rocas y piedras sueltas no presentan riesgo y no hay grande problemas si se conduce despacio (10 a 30 km/h). Muy recomendable. Evitarlo únicamente si el propietario es demasiado franela con el vehículo.

(Translated by Google) Impressive place, you don't have enough space to see everything, a paradise. The video of the Condor isn't visible, but it passed very close; I didn't have time to film it head-on. Guanacos can be seen along several stretches of the road. There was a bit of ice in some places. The road is perfectly passable (June 25). The car was reading 1°, but with the sun it was beautiful. (Original) Impresionante lugar, no te da la vista para mirar todo, un lugar paradisíaco. El vídeo del Cóndor no se aprecia pero paso muy cerca, no me dio tiempo a filmarlo de frente. Los guanacos se ven en varios tramos del camino. En algunos tramos había un poquito de hielo. El camino se puede transitar perfectamente (Junio/25). El auto marcaba 1° pero con el sol estaba hermoso.

(Translated by Google) Excellent route for motorcycles. It's the old route to Uspallata. It even continues to connect with the town. It has several viewpoints. (Original) Exelente ruta para hacer en moto. Es la antigua ruta a Uspallata. Incluso sigue conectando con dicho pueblo. Cuenta con varios miradores.

(Translated by Google) A lovely experience. Without a doubt, if there are two or more of you, it's perfectly possible to do it by car. You can do it from Mendoza or from Uspallata. Personally, I suggest doing it from Uspallata. Since the vast majority do it from Mendoza. And that way, there aren't as many people at the Miradores. (Original) Una linda experiencia. En la que sin dudas si son dos o más perfectamente se puede realizar con auto. Se puede hacer desde Mendoza como bajar desde Uspallata. Particularmente. Sugiero hacerlo desde Uspallata. Ya que la gran mayoría lo hace desde Mendoza. Y de esa forma no hay tanta gente en los Miradores

(Translated by Google) I did the tour for the first time. The feeling of being in that immensity is strange. Gravel road but in good condition, incredible views and native animals that come across all the time, enriching the landscape. A marvel! (Original) Yo hice el recorrido por primera vez. Es extraña la sensación de estar en esa inmensidad. Camino de ripio pero en buen estado, vistas increíbles y animales autóctonos que se cruzan todo el tiempo, enriqueciendo el paisaje. Una maravilla!

(Translated by Google) It's worth it. The road is gravel, but very good. Some places are a bit daunting due to the many curves and ravines. But the views and nature make up for it. There are birds, guanacos, and foxes. I went in late August, and in some places there was snow and guanacos drinking water from the meltwater. You climb up, and right at the top is the Cruz de Paramillos. I highly recommend it; it's beautiful to head towards Uspallata on this road. (Original) Vale a pena. Estrada de cascalho, mas muito boa. Alguns lugares dá um pouco de receio pelo tanto de curvas e barrancos. Mas a vista e a natureza compensam. Tem pássaros, guanacos, zorros. Fui no final de agosto e alguns lugares tinha neve e guanacos tomando água no degelo. Você sobe e bem no topo tem a Cruz de Paramillos. Recomendo muito, é muito lindo ir em direção à Uspallata por essa estrada.

Ancient mine, excellent trail and nice little adventure.

(Translated by Google) The experience was excellent, but above all the staff took the trouble to serve us alone on a Sunday, even making us a barbecue. We recommend to everyone Live this adventure. Thank you very much for receiving us (Original) Excelente la experiencia .pero sobre todo el personal / se tomaron el trabajo de atendernos a nosotros solos un domingo incluso hacernos un asado. Recomendamos a todos Vivir esta aventura . Muchas gracias por recibirnos

(Translated by Google) An excellent experience. Our highly knowledgeable guide, Julián, answered all our questions with great confidence about the minerals, the history of the mine, and the area. He told us two captivating stories, the most interesting of which was about a rural bandit named Cubillos who was hiding in the mine until the commissioner discovered him and killed him. There is a tomb with offerings on site. I recommend touring the area with the Geopark guides. (Original) Excelente experiencia. El guía Julián muy preparado, nos evacuó todas las consultas con mucha solvencia sobre los minerales, historia de la mina y la zona. Nos contó dos historias atrapantes, la más interesante sobre un bandido rural de apellido Cubillos que se escondía en la mina hasta que el comisario lo descubrió y le dió muerte. Hay una tumba con ofrendas en el lugar. Recomiendo recorrer el lugar con los guías del Geoparque

(Translated by Google) Very good experience. The guide explains very well. Follow the guides' van with your own vehicle to the mines. Nothing out of this world, it can be done by car. First you go to a mine that you explore from above and then you go on an excursion to another where you explore the inside with a helmet with a flashlight. It's worth it. (Original) Muy buena experiencia. El guía explica muy bien. Se sigue a la camioneta de los guías con vehículo propio hasta las minas. Nada de otro mundo, se puede hacer en auto. Primero se va a una mina que se la explora desde arriba y luego se hace la excursión a otra donde se la recorre por dentro con casco con linterna. Vale la pena.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful route, Villavicencio-Uspallata, to do with time (Original) Hermoso recorrido, Villavicencio-Uspallata, para hacerlo con tiempo

(Translated by Google) You can get there on your own. However, a guide is recommended, as it's dangerous in some areas. The site is privately owned but not currently mining. The tour inside the mines is interesting. I entered with a guide. I enjoyed the experience. (Original) Se puede llegar por uno mismo. Pero es aconsejable con guía, ya que es peligroso en algunos sectores. El lugar es privado pero no está en actividad minera actualmente. Es interesante el recorrido interno de las minas. Yo ingresé con guía. Me gustó la experiencia.

(Translated by Google) A very nice place to visit! I was lucky enough to have a guide named Abel. It was a wonderful experience, and he gave me a lot of information about the place and its history. (Original) Muy lindo lugar para conocer! Tuve la suerte de tener al guía llamado abel. Una experiencia muy linda y me brindo mucha información del lugar y su historia.

I'm not sure why this is a tourist attraction 🤔 just some odd egglike buildings y some people camping. Don't bother

Great job restoring the site. It is hard to imagine. How was the life back then and what it took to cross the Andes with an army.

Archeologic place new painted

Free entrance

Ok

Bellisimo!!!

(Translated by Google) We went to see them on a Sunday around 2 pm. It's a super quiet and pleasant place. We were greeted by the local guide, who briefly but beautifully explained the history of the place in a model room, and then we explored it on our own. Small, beautiful, and historic. I recommend it; it's free! We left the guide a tip ❣️ (Original) Fuimos a conocerlas un domingo tipo 2 pm. Es un lugar súper tranquilo y ameno. Nos atendió la guía del lugar que explicó brevemente pero muy lindo la historia del lugar en una habitación con maqueta y luego lo recorrimos solos. Chiquito, lindo e histórico. Recomiendo es gratuito! Nosotros le dejamos propina a la guía ❣️

Visited Parque de Agua in November. Booked via the official website. Entry for 2 people including a transfer from the centre of Mendoza. Here is my honest opinion. Transfer: Very easy, took a little over an hour to arrive at the park. Guides spoke Spanish, English and Portuguese. Location: The park is in a beautiful setting at the foot of the mountains. Venue: It was very busy; a lot of people in every pool. Lots of children. Not dirty but certainly not clean. We didn’t eat there because it was too busy. Lockers and robes are available but TAKE CASH. We managed to pay on card but we had to negotiate with one of the staff there to be able to pay for a locker on card. No sun loungers so don’t expect to be able to chill by the pool. Experience : It was ok. Go for 2 or 3 hours max. We left around lunchtime. It wasn’t the relaxing experience we hoped for. Worth a visit as it is a relatively cheap day but it was too busy for us. Wouldn’t go back.

We were here in August, it was pretty cold outside. The temperature of the baths inside was okay, but outside was pretty cold. Plus, there were too many people. There is no place to lock your stuff, so you always have to keep a look at your bags to make sure it's not stolen. They need to install lockers at the very least.

It certainly is true that the place is stunning, however we did not have a nice experience. The thermal pools were completely cluttered: there wasn’t a pool in which I could bath and not be touching someone. Apart from that, the whole place was overcrowded. The bathrooms, extra pools, etc. I think that the even worst part of this experience was that the thermal pools were not even hot. They were simply like any other normal pool.

The rooms were booked way in advance which meant either going to the water park or not going at all. Be warned that people get there before the opening time and start getting in line. By 10am the place is quite full. You may rent a bathrobe in case you don't have a towel. The interesting part was purchasing meat cuts and barbecuing it outdoors.

Fantastic place with natural hot springs, in the mountains. Many pools of different temperatures, with some for adults only. Water slides and water park features available in the summer months (October to April). Barbecue facilities on site (of course, this is Argentina!), covered picnic area. Really great place to spend the day with the family.

Might be my bad luck , review is based on personal experience on the day.. whilst the setting is lovely, visit wasn't one to remember. There were so many groups of children with no control in how many people are allowed at the time it was impossible to enjoy. Every pool was full of kids, even what supposed to be an adult pool with staff nowhere to be seen to enforce this. I'd recommend management to think of some more staff at busy times to give a bit more comfort and safety to the visitors.

Kids loved it. Great and beautiful location. We took Uber from Central Mendoza for $20 & the bus back at closing. You can bring all your own food & drinks and cook on outdoor grills. Great big lockers for backpacks. Highly recommend.

Apparently this is an important historical site but its very run down, the office? building behind a gate with a prohibito imgressa sign appears abandoned and the bridge leading to the building has collapsed. Very limited parking on a Sunday. So there is just the little historic bridge and a sign.

This picturesque stop features a lovely bridge and a nice view of the surrounding mountain range.

Gravel road is a little rough but it’s only a short distance to drive from paved road. The bridge is interesting to see.

We made a short stop at this place on our way to the Aconcagua. Nice spot for a picnic and to put your feet in the cold water of the small mountain creek. The bridge itself was built during the Argentinean independence war, but has been restored in the last years. I was surprised to see that some locals went there for fishing.

Place is beautiful, bridge itself is not that much, though historically important

Pro’s No toll Ample parking Nice view Con’s No coffee No gift shop

A very nice stop while driving to Cuevas, border with Chile

This is a ghost place, there use to be a Ski resort nearby but it is closed (permanently) So this place is the corpse of something that used to be a chill place some time ago. There is nothing to buy anything, even getting a meal is hard work in the area. I guess locals are trying their best to keep this place alive, but it is like having a stuffed pet because once you loved it

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Nothing fancy, but we didn't expect to much from place for 1 night before we started our Aconcagua trip. Food in restaurant really simple a little bit overpriced but you don't have to big choice in Penitentes.

Good Sky center. Medium to small sized. Can travel from Mendoza city and back in the same day

It's not so much the destination as the journey through the most spectacular mountain landscape with it's infinite array of forms and colors.

beautiful place to visit, even for the day

Very beautiful place and cable car

One of the best experiences I had in Argentina. I rented a car in Mendoza and I drove to the National Park. There you can park and walk towards the Cerro Aconcagua. There are plenty of routes for different hiking expertise but check because sometimes the are closed depending on the season. I get to the puente colgante and the views were stunning 😍

Absolutely beautiful scenery. A bit difficult to negotiate the paths as people have strayed from the set routes a lot. Would have loved more time here, it's a fantastic park.

5 stars for the park - 1 star for the reservation / payment / access process The access procedure is soooo complicated but absolutely worth it!. Please make sure to preregister your visit on the Parque Aconcagua site. When you get to the main entrance you will need this in order to pay your entrance to the park. Once the payment is completed then you have to go to the office next door to show proof of payment where you will receive the ticket to access the park. Honestly, too many steps that could be combined in just one. If you are driving, you will be able to access the park for around 1 km, then you will have a 15 minute walk to the first lookout at about 3,000 meters. From here you have an amazing view of the Aconcagua. For those fit individuals, you can keep walking for another 45 minutes to another lookout / bridge.

Great park, quick walks with great views of the Aconcagua. Friendly park staff, free bathrooms and it was also free to go up the road (Nov 2025)

Otherworldly landscape. Air is slightly thinner as hikes start nay 3000m. Be sure to bring cash to pay entry, it's possible to pay with card but they charge 20% more.

Amazing landscape, you have to make a reservation in advance and check in when you arrive in the park but they provide you with a bag for garbage and some other useful information. Just be careful with the mean of transport if you're using the bus because they don't drop you off very close to the park entrance and you have to walk a few kilometers by the highway

Amazing park just on the east side of Andes mountains. The welcome center had very good and helpful information. The views are spectacular and breath taking. The hiking trails run for many kilometers and every step of the way was wonderful. Highly recommended you take extra water and a wind breaker because the winds sometimes can pick up. Fully enjoyed hiking here in view of the tallest mountain in South America.

The way up from the Santiago side is hard to find, right before the tunnel, it is not marked. This road is also way worse than the road up from the Argentina side. Tough ride up in a front wheel drive car, good thing it was a rental. Took the Argentina side down, way easier. 3 gift shops on top with lots of souvenirs. Get a hot chocolate. Cold on top in March. Ate lunch at the bottom of the Argentina side in the arch building over the road, very good. If you go back through the tunnel to Chile you will have to go through customs, make sure to have passports and car rental forms. ## make sure to tell them you just drove up to the Christ the Redeemer and are going back to Chile. They should let you in without a stamp from your car rental place.

Fantastic place! Also of a special significance for the peace between Chile and Argentina. Doable on a 2WD, but definitely not an easy drive up the dirt road from Chile. It took me over 3.30 hours to drive from Santiago with no traffic. A few times I had to stop and remove rocks from the road and in one occasion had to move the soil to create a little ramp for the car to go up. Definitely a pain to have to go through Chile border control on my way back to Santiago. So unnecessary as I never entered Argentina 😅 After 2 hours queue the woman was very friendly and understandable so she let me go without having to do any paperwork. Enjoy but pay attention!

Scary drive to this interesting monument to the peace of Argentina and Chile. The views are just stunning. Very windy and somewhat cold due to the heights.

Great alternative to the tunnel if you have the time. Off-road vehicle is nice but not necessary (but use engine braking!). Great views, cool temps, some random vendors selling hot chocolate and whatnot. Both sides of the pass are dirt! Argentine side seems to be in better shape.

What a wild ride!!!!!! We came from Santiago and the climb up the massive mountain highway with all of the trucks was sooooo cool!!! Then you get to the old dirt road and that's when things get really fun lol. You're on this gravel road for about 25 minutes, and as long as you go slowly, it is totally fine but is a lot steeper than it looks in the pics. If another car passes you might have to backup 15 feet so they can pass, but there were hardly any people or vehicles on this route. At the top it is sooooo windy and cold, but truthfully you only need 5 minutes to take some photos before heading back down :) it is so steep and high that you certainly can feel the altitude... it was pretty neat and a totally fun ride. We didn't realise that we had to go through Chile border again but luckily it didn't take long and we had our passports. We explained we had just gone up and come down and they basically let us through. This whole adventure was so worth it and might be the only time we ever drive roads like this!

The drive up there was rather difficult especially with a normal city car but it’s manageable if you are a very good and confident driver. The only downside of visiting is that you will cross over to Argentina (if you come from Chile) and you do need to go through immigration and wait at the border for quite some time. We spent around 1:30h there and almost no one spoke English. We were lucky that someone who was also queuing was speaking some English and helped us fill in the forms. Be aware that apart from filling in the immigration form you also need to fill in TWO forms for the car (everything in Spanish and only if you have a rented car) Also don’t forget to bring a pen with you :). I would still recommend to go cause the view of the Andes makes it all worth it! But be prepared to spend most of the day there (driving + visiting + immigration).

Signed up for the Alta Montaña tour and I had an amazing experience. The tour is simply beautiful, breathtaking...literately 🤣. If you are passing through Mendoza, you must go here.

Beautiful setting, expansive vineyards, great priced wines, and friendly staff. I don't claim to be a good judge of wines, but I enjoyed the chardonnay. If you are on a tour that has this as a stop, you won't be disappointed.

Very nice winery with great mountain views. The well crafted wines were delicious and we learned a lot about Chilean wines. The prices are very reasonable and the ladies were very helpful in the shop.

We spent a lovely morning at this winery. Our Sommelier, Israel was so knowledgeable and so lovely to chat with. He has such passion for the wines made here and they are absolutely delicious. Would totally recommend a tour of this winery. Yummy cheese and nuts too!

We visited this vineyard a couple of weeks ago and were seriously impressed. We had a wonderful tour and our guide spoke great English. The location is beautiful and the wines were outstanding. Highly recommend!

Fun tour!!! Learn a lot. Feel free to ask questions they don't and rush you. Plus plenty of samples at end. Nice shop to but their wine at end of tour.

This winery is beautiful. We did a wine tasting and had a wonderful experience walking the vineyard and learning more about Chile wines and the details of production. A great experience with a wonderful view.

Good host guided the visit. They offered 3 varieties of wines. The vineyard is beautiful

Good food. Kind service. Nice views. I like eating here.

Incredible place to enjoy the snow and get away from the city

I love this place!

This place is absolutely functional. It has all the services needed by skiers. Restrooms, ski rental, tickets sale, ski claes, coffee shop, etc. It is not a cozy place.

Its a nice place were you can have fun with all yoir family and friends

Ski center base. Some food options (eg. Juan Valdez Cafe) but not much to do if you're not skiing

Excellent confy place to rest while skiing ✌️

I couldn’t make my visit due to flight issues, but the winery team was incredibly kind and understanding. Their hospitality makes me excited to come back on my next trip!

Had a great experience doing a tasting here. The guide spoke great English and we very much enjoyed the wines. We booked our tasting the night before and it was no problem.

Absolutely wonderful experience! I wasn't able to make a reservation online since my trip was very last minute, but they were able to squeeze me into a tasting as a walk in. I only did the tasting, so I can't speak about the tour. Although I did walk around the grounds and the parts I saw were beautiful. The tasting itself included 3 different wines with a small snack plate. The guide spoke English well and was just very hospitable... I forgot her name, but she was great. Since the tour group was only 8 people, it made for a more intimate and personable experience. I enjoyed 2/3 wines and ended up buying a bottle of their Chardonnay. Typically, I'm not a fan of Chardonnay, but their Chardonnay is more similar to French style Chardonnay, which is more crisper and cleaner in taste compared American style Chardonnay. Highly recommend!

Beautiful house in gorgeous surroundings. Old and well maintained vineyard.

Beautiful place, a little difficult to get there, but worth the visit. Good food and very good wine to pair with.

Fantastic wines and hospitality

Excellent "Icon" wine tour. Interesting history, lovely grounds and excellent wines.

It took more than 20 minutes for a waiter to take my order. When I asked for the bill they tried to overcharge me, by disrespecting the Happy Hour price.

Good music, good vibe, not too many liquor/beer brands to pick from, and you had to make a line to get the drinks and pay for them. They should hire more people but yeah you can have a good time with friends dancing, drinking.. 4 stars

it is very spacious, we organized a Happy Hour there. I was not impressed with the quality of the finger food they offered.

Low quality of food and service absolutely should be improved.

Decent drinks and finger food

The service was just ok

Ok

It may sound crazy but I drive through and walked this tunnel. Almost about in the middle it’s pitch black dark you can’t see anything . It was fun

Good place to visit. A little creepy but fun! :) We stopped by on the way to Cajón del Maipo. It has an interesting history behind it.

Emotional place with a cold and eerie feeling. RIP to the 20,000+ souls killed there by the dictatorship

Nice roadside attraction on the way from Santiago to Cajón del Maipo. The estructure itself is interesting, about 500ft long (from one end the other end can almost be seen) and can be traversed either on foot or with a small vehicle (ie, no larger than a medium-sized pickup). If traversing on vehicle, send someone on foot first to the other end so they warn off any vehicle trying to traverse in the reverse direction (otherwise you or it will need to go through a rather difficult and tight rear driving session).

When going back from Embalse el Yeso the tour guide offered to stop at the Tinoco tunnel a place where a guy killed himself because of a broken heart. The tunnel became a place of pilgrimage for locals. The "tour" is going through the dark tunnel. I personally was concerned about robbery but everything went well.

It is a must when you go to cajon del maipo

Very interesting spot

Fantastic! Built in 2015, and currently the tallest building in South America, I would say it’s well-worth it for the views! It’s 20,000 CLP for adults, and it’s one of the highlights of Santiago. A great place to admire the view, and capture some great photos! There’s also a nice bar/restaurant that can be good (otherwise, there are more food options in the main mall). There are bathrooms and a gift store, too. Can definitely recommend! By yourself, a date, or with your family and friends!!

A must-visit in Santiago! Check the weather forecast so you can really enjoy it and see the Andes. The staff is super friendly and helpful. On both floors of the viewpoint, there are decorated spots perfect for taking photos to post. Amazing 360º view of the city!

Gorgeous city views. One of a kind. They have a second floor where you feel the air from outside cause it's open roof but the windows are all like 40 feet tall, so you technically do feel like you're still indoors.

Sky Costanera is a must-visit landmark in Santiago. This impressive skyscraper features an observation deck at the very top, offering breathtaking 360° views of the city and the majestic Andes mountains. The experience is unforgettable, especially on clear days when the Cordillera de Los Andes looks spectacular in the background. It’s one of the best ways to truly appreciate the scale and beauty of Santiago.

Wow! An absolute must try! $20 USD to get to the top of the tower. It has two levels for viewing. One of them is open roof. There is also a restaurant that has amazing food and equally amazing prices. Try to get up there before sunset. As the sun sets and night moves in, the views continue to change and they just keep getting better. 10/10!

What a view and this part of town is a contrast to the older quarter of Santiago. The place is well run, no issues getting in and out. Everything was explained to us by an English speaking guide. Well organized. Loved the view from the top.

Obviously, the views are sensational with Santiago city set against the Andes. Nice restaurant, very well priced. Good selection of food and beverages. Worth a visit to the mall attached to it. Hard Rock Cafe is a bonus

Great place to just walk around, shop, dine and relax. 6 floors of best shopping in Santiago. Great views from the 5th floor of dining and plenty of underground parking space. Highly recommend.

Hi my nae is Daniela. This mall is huge. A lot of brands, you can find a bit of everything. Prices are like in EU, not really local things but the surrounding zone to the mall looks very interesting

This mall offers a large selection of brand names like Nike, North Face, Columbia, Gap etc. The pricing is higher than in US for certain brands and therefore I didn't buy anything. However, I liked visiting the Decathlon store, which is a discount sporting goods retailer and without any stores in the US. Overall I enjoyed the clean and relaxed atmosphere with enough benches and restrooms on each level. They have also USB ports and free WiFi for their customers. The Jumbo supermarket is a plus with a large variety of foods and reasonably priced.

Wonderful shopping area but many items are expensive even by U.S. dollar standards in June of 2025. Come ready to spend!

Ate at El Japones and Frida Kahlo. Pinku sake dish was excellent. Vibe and decor at Frida was brill.

This was a great experience to have while visiting Santiago. When we were there, it was $20 an adult, and we went during sunset on a Friday, and it was pretty busy. There was live music though, and space to see through all the windows. The cafe filled up before we got there. The topmost deck is open to the air, so dress appropriately, but the lower floor is air-conditioned. You exit through the 5th food court, which was immense!!!

Must go Landmark in Santiago. The tallest building in South America. There is huge and modern shopping mall at ground floor area.

The 22-meter statue on San Cristóbal Hill, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception, was designed by Italian sculptors Luigi Poletti and Giuseppe Obici, and was constructed by the French foundry Val D'Osne. Although it's cloudy day, tourists still crowded. The cable car took us to a platform where there are lots of souvenir stores , food stalls, then taking about 100 steps to the top. I wish I had enough time to climb up all the way to the top myself. The overview was excellent even in a cloudy day.

Takes around 40 minutes to walk up the hill, no entrance fee. Very beautiful view of Santiago, especially during sunset. It is possible to take the cable car too, if you don't want to walk up or down.

One of the highlights of the city. It's a nice walk up, but if you do, start early in the morning. It gets very warm, without much shade. Overall, very nice views of the city! Would come here more than once when I lived in Santiago.

Recoleta is a lively and diverse district of Santiago, known for its mix of culture, history, and everyday local life. It’s famous for the Patronato neighborhood, where you’ll find bustling markets, street food, and affordable shopping, reflecting the area’s strong immigrant influence. Recoleta is also home to the Cementerio General, one of the largest cemeteries in Latin America, full of history and impressive mausoleums. Close to central Santiago, it’s an interesting place to explore if you want to see a more authentic side of the city beyond the tourist areas. It has magnificent views to the city.

We decided to hike up here and it was harder than anticipated but what a sense of achievement we felt, would definitely do it again

Hill top, I went up on funicular and came down in cable car. Amazing experience in Santiago.

Fantastic views of santiago. Can take a cable car, bus or walk up.

This area had a fun vibe with plenty of restaurants and shops to explore. We ate at the BBQ place which was one of the best spots we ate at in Santiago. We would definitely recommend!

It’s a nice area with lots of Resturants but very touristy . Nice to walk around but the food would be fast and lacking quality much better options else where .

Patio Bellavista is a lively and stylish spot in Santiago, perfect for exploring shops, restaurants, and cafes. The atmosphere is vibrant, with a mix of locals and tourists enjoying the open-air setting. If you’re a meat lover, Texas Ribs is a solid choice for hearty dishes. We stopped by a café, soaking in the relaxed ambiance while sipping coffee. The variety of shops is impressive, offering everything from artisanal crafts to high-end fashion, but prices can be steep. While it’s a great place to wander and experience Santiago’s energy, be prepared for premium pricing.

Is a lively spot in the city, perfect for spending time exploring shops, restaurants, trying new food and buying souvenirs. It has a great variety of places to eat and drink, as well as a mix of shops. There’s parking available right in front of Patio Bellavista, which is convenient, but it’s a bit pricey. For less than 40 minutes, we ended up paying 2000 CLP. But the cost for a whole day is 6500 CLP, what’s actually not bad. Restroom facilities: The toilets are not the cleanest, and they charge 500 CLP per visit. Could definitely be improved, especially considering the fee.

Good place to buy souvenirs, more reasonably priced. I bought an Incan chess set for CLP35,000 in Valparaiso, but it’s CLP20,000 here. Should have come here earlier. The place is close to a few universities.

Foodie heaven. So much fun. Great atmosphere, music and selection of food. Perfect place for date night. Highly recommend.

Contemporary modern and chic shopping mall.👍 Loads of eateries, pubs, lounges and restaurants to cater to all kinds of taste buds and age groups. Live music and cozy ambience all around makes you feel relaxed and in the mood to wine and dine. Its a tourist hot spot so crowded most of the times. I spent an entire afternoon here and it was well worth it. Enjoyed every bit from the food to the shops to the local culture. Neat and clean open areas with well maintained roof top gardens and public spaces. Tasty food. Reasonable prices. Helpful staff. Overall a memorable experience with my local friends!👌

Cerro Santa Lucía is a beautiful historic hill in the heart of Santiago, Chile. It offers stunning city views, peaceful gardens, and charming old architecture. A perfect spot for a relaxing walk, photography, or enjoying sunset moments. A must-visit for travelers exploring Santiago.

Beautiful hill in the heart of Santiago with gardens, fountains, and historic architecture. The climb is not too difficult and rewards you with amazing panoramic views of the city and the Andes. A perfect spot for a short walk, photography, or just relaxing in nature while still being in the city center.

Such a beautiful view over the city. Short walk up. Many places to sit and rest on the way up. Free entrance.

This place offers beutiful views of the whole city and the mountains around it. It’s easy to walk up and there are two platforms to enjoy

Great spot to visit. Easy climb up to top for lovely views.

Don't skip this place ,really nice view and building to take a splendid photo

Best place to start your sightseeing trip in Santiago! Beautiful views from the top of the mountains. There are a lot of stairs and walking uphill, so wear comfortable shoes. It was free to get in. Just show your passport number. The hill is very well maintained with flowers and plants, even in the winter. Great place to spend some time exploring the whole family. Very safe for tourists and spectacular views!

Great cathedral by design and significance in Santiago! We visited during a mass service, so it was very solemn 🙏🙏

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago, located on Plaza de Armas, is the city’s most iconic church and the seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Chile. Built in the 18th century in a neoclassical style, it impresses with its grand façade, ornate interior, and peaceful atmosphere. A must-visit landmark in Santiago’s historic center, perfect for history, culture, and architecture lovers.

A magnificent cathedral. So much detail and totally worth the visit. It's amazing how they built this giant building for Santiago or Saint James in English. The place outside the cathedral is also a nice place to walkabout and take in the sights.

Free to enter and not exceptionally busy. Not the most spectacular church I’ve been in, and no English placard or caption translations (even via the QR code). In and out in 10.

Pretty cathedral in the city center of Santiago. Free entrance.

It is free to enter the church. It is so beautiful and many travelers visit to take remarkable photos. In the church, there are many statues, artifacts and relics. I recommend anyone looking for a beautiful place to visit in Santiago to stop by this lovely church.

A beautiful and historic church on the Plaza de Armas. Entrance is free and you can get an e-guide to the interior. While it may not be the most spectacular church in the world, it’s still worth a visit if you’re in the city!

The government seat of power, worth visiting. There is a cultural center right below the ground level, a pleasant surprise for tourists and locals alike.

Palacio de La Moneda is a majestic landmark in Santiago, Chile, serving as the presidential palace. Its neoclassical architecture and cultural significance make it a must-see. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, nearby museums, and the impressive changing of the guard ceremony.

Super fun tourist spot, be sure to go on a morning when they change the guard!

Saw the changing of the guards today. It’s every second day, 10am and goes for 30mins. The crowd around the perimeter was only one deep, it would be harder to see anything if it was busier.

Watched the change of guard at the palace today. Quite impressive.

So fun watching the changing of the guard. It’s on at 10 on odd days in months with an odd amount of days, and even dates on others.

Hoped to be able to tour the inside, but they had pretty tight security around the building and not allowing tourists to even go inside of the perimeter fence that was set up. Took a few pictures from the memorial plaza/park area adjacent to the palace. This building functions as a government/state building and houses many offices and meeting rooms for high ranking government officials in the Chilean government. A nice display and many flags and memorials to past leadership are also found on the ground and around the area. This is one of the key buildings you'll find on many of the Chilean souvenirs. It's a significant historical landmark.

What a magical winery! You are literally right in the middle of the city and all of a sudden there's the winery grounds. It's beautiful. The tour is fun and informative plus you get a nice tasting of their wines. They recently opened up a new bar area or champagne tasting room as well. The birds and wildlife on the grounds are fabulous, many even have their own names. If you're in Santiago, definitely make the hour or so trip to visit. It's worth it.

We attended the opening night event at this vineyard and were given a tour of the cellars. Stunning venue. Beautiful setting. Has an impressive bar lined with wine bottles. On the tour of the cellars they have a room where you can smell all the aromas in wine seperately. The cellar tour is very high tech but probably appeals more to the younger crowd. This cellar is famous for their Casillero del Diablo wine. We had a wonderful evening!

It's very nice to see how a mass producer of wine does it. Although there is very little production on site, the tour itself was nice. It's a short getaway from the city. The guide was knowledgeable (WSET Level 2) and pleasant. Overall, I liked it. Wouldn't come back for the tour, but if you want to see a vineyard around Santiago, this is a nice one to do. In the wine tasting, you get to try 4 wines and they are certainly above average to good!

Our visit to Viña Concha y Toro was an unforgettable experience—the vineyard itself is breathtaking, the tour was informative, and the wine tastings were absolutely top-tier. That said, our day started on the wrong foot thanks to the trio of ticketing ladies at the entrance, who seemed personally offended by our presence. They were painfully slow, clearly confused by their own computer system, and lacked even a shred of enthusiasm or basic courtesy. It was as if customer service had been stomped out like a bad grape. Thankfully, the rest of the staff and the vineyard’s charm more than made up for that awkward, quite irritating interaction. 4/5 stars due to tour guide Felipe absolutely crushing the tour. He is an asset to that business.

This was an amazing experience! Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Manuela our tour guide was able to communicate simultaneously in English and Portuguese with a great energy. Romina the sommelier gave us the Marques tasting, it was fantastic! She explained everything that even a novice like me could follow along with!

Overall experience is pretty bad. We took Cellar Collection tour (120k CLP ~120 USD). The wines were good, some were outstanding (5 in cellar collection degustation, 4 in regular one). Guide and sommelier were friendly and professional. BUT: the dinner in Bodega 1883, that we bought online (50k CLP ~ 50 USD online), was awful. All 3 courses were bad, 1 glass of wine was terrible (it seems it was most basic one. In the winery for 50 bucks!). The cherry on top: elixir cassilero del diablo (Porto wine type) online is 30k CLP per glass and on-site is 20k CLP. Anyways the elixir is pretty weak Porto and not worth 120 USD per bottle.

This is the best visitor experience at a vineyard I’ve been to anywhere in the world. They have invested heavily in an excellent audio visual experience that takes you through the winemaking process. It really is first class. And it’s with paying for the higher end food and tasting options- again, exceptional quality. There’s some stuffiness about Concho y Toro for being ‘commercial’ but this experience reinforces their credentials as serious quality producers

A wonderful experience in the Maipo Valley! We had the chance to visit Santa Rita Winery, and it was a truly memorable experience. The tour of the vineyard and the cellar was both informative and enjoyable, with our guide sharing the rich history of the winery in a very engaging way. The wine tasting was excellent, with generous pours and a great selection of their labels. An added bonus to the visit is the Andean Museum, which is included in the tour and offers a surprisingly impressive collection of pre-Columbian and colonial artifacts. It’s a beautiful space that really adds cultural depth to the overall experience. Highly recommended if you’re visiting Santiago and want to explore Chilean wine culture at its best!

Brilliant. You can do an hour tour there. It’s fascinating, can be done in a few languages. You end up trialling some really nice wine in their cellar with very generous portions. We got a free wine glass for each of us and then went to their shop where it’s amazingly cheap! We bought 12 bottles at a great price and they’re very happy to let you test the bottles you’re looking at so you can decide to buy or not.

I combined Santa Rita with Concha y Torro. The tour in Santa Rita was better, due to the things you see in the winery and vineyard. The guide was also very knowledgeable and entertaining. The wine was better at other places, although you get to try 4 wines. If you want to look how a mass producer does it, this is the preferable spot! If you want the best wine in Chile, it's not what I would recommend.

Concha y Toro was a bit nicer - but 100% worth to visit Santa Rita, learn more about its story, why 130 is such an important number and its rich gardens around the hotel.

Wine tasting and tour, stunning winery that produces 90 million bottles a year, tour takes about 50 minutes and includes tasting 3 wines of the 120 range.....won't give away the story of its name, you'll have to go yourself....!

The winery is beautiful. The horse drawn carriage was relaxing and we enjoyed touring the grounds. Our tasting of three wines was superb and then there was the picnic lunch we enjoyed on the grounds. It was the highlight of our day. I highly recommend touring this location.

The grounds are pretty nice with most historical cellar we have seen in the Santiago area. The wine pairings come with cheese and nuts so that was good. Our guide however was very disengaged and really without much knowledge of the wine or it's makings. A bit disappointed because of that.

Visiting from the U.S., our first trip to Buin Zoo was absolutely incredible! We were captivated by the detailed representations of different continents and impressed by the friendly staff. My daughters were thrilled to see so many capybaras, their favorite animal, and we all adored the red panda. While it's a bit of a drive from the city, it was definitely worth every minute!

It is a good zoo but I found price to be too expensive. There are many children, places to eat and drink, everything is organized well. Many animals are there and th visibility is good.

Was pretty good, the weather was so good, and is wonderful, I full recommend for kids, there are so many animals, birds and so many places to stop when you're so tired, there are so many restaurants ( fast food) to eat. There are souvenir's shops and there are an act with marines animals, all was ok and so good.

Excellent zoo in Santiago, the place was very clean and beautiful, it's not the largest zoo I have been but I really enjoyed my tour despite its size it has a great variety of animals but I am concerned about the little space that the animals have. I really enjoyed the marine show at the zoo, it was very informative and entertaining. I loved it !!

Beatiful place with great access. Mostly wheelchair friendly but can turn quite difficult in some parts. The animals are well taken care of and looked happy and the staff is very nice and helpfull. Its has its own parking lot.

Byin Zoo is one of the best parks that you can visit! Staff super friendly! And the scenery and animals are awesome, amazingly well done. The animal's habitats are carefully maintained. The park it is clean and you will have multiple spots for beverage and get something to eat. Just save your time and money and avoid visiting Hakuna Matata restaurant, it is a waste of money, only good thing there is the air conditioning 😉 the park management must work to improve that restaurant, before was really good.

Good selection of animals: lions, jaguar, monkeys, rhinos, giraffes, snakes, birds, etc. Has a tarantula (arthropods) exhibit. Took 2 boys 6 and 12 and both enjoyed the visit. Small enough to do in an afternoon, about 40 exhibits. A few "shows". A bit stinky but maybe expected for a zoo. Visited in late May 2019; weather was cool.

What a disappointment this place was. It was dead, they charged to go in, they ask for your mother's maiden name. Wife. And the only decent bR was invite vip only. I have been to casinos all over the world and this is the worst of all of them

Fascinating place with lots to enjoy from the Casino to the restaurants

Man! I have visited so many casinos around the world, and I swear Monticello is on the top of technology. First, the registration is online, fast, and efficiently. Some countries in Europe still use physical staff to registered while here is everything electronic. Then, they have national ATM, which lead to not overcharging on fees, such as in others' fakes ATM. Huge casino, with many electronic machines, the best on technology. Winning or losing is up to the luck. But the experience was amazing. 10/10

Excellent customer service! I will definitely be coming back. Muchas gracias a Carlos Moraga!

Went here to see Bob Sinclar, music was fantastic but there was no space to dance. It's a place to watch a show rather than dance to music. We ate quite well in a restaurant, although somewhat overpriced for what it was

Huge Casino! Hotel real close. Bunch of restaurants with many options for really good food. Great A/C. Coffee places. Shops. Nice Wine Store. Great impeccable infract structure, with parking. This place is a great alternative to visit when leaving the noisy city of Santiago for a lil bit, or a weekend. Picture shows "Locos" a Chilean Sea Food I have not tried since last century! Fantastic.

Bar it's closed really early

I was excited to visit this place. Usually parks out of the city have more space for the animals and care well for them. This is a classic example of animal exploitation. Small enclosures, stinking of feces. Lone animals looking sad and pacing. This place should be shut down, and don’t get me started on the plastic animatronics and broken items and games. The place is a giant smelly mud puddle.

Great to see so many rescued animals being well cared of and having such a close encounter with them. Employees were well educated in all aspects in knowledge of the Safari Park and very friendly. To make things better, the food at the Restaurant was great. Will visit again. Thank you! Carlos and Elisabeth, New Jersey, USA

It looks like an 18 century zoo, the animals are in small and dirty cages, they looked stresses.

Great place for a nice safari ! Was able to feed the herbivores and got really close to the lion ! Animals seem to be really taken care of :)

We came very late, but it was a lot of fun and I recommend it. Some exhibits were closed unfortunately, but still worth it.

An awesome experience to have with your family. The entire park is good, but for sure the best part is the feline safari.

Amazing experience. This is our second visit and it won’t be our last. The only issue, which wasn’t the fault of the Safari Rancagua, was the excessive loud music coming from off the property between 1 am and 6 am. No sleep for us but we still enjoyed the accommodations and being close to all the animals.