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!

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.

La Chascona was Pablo Neruda’s house in Santiago. Is located in Bellavista, few steps from the funicular. The entrance fee is CLP 9,500 (about $10 USD), credit cards accepted. The audio guide is essential to fully appreciate the house, at the end of the tour you need to return it. The firsr thing to do is view the short documentary in the video room. Inside the house, you’ll find an eclectic mix of art, maritime decor, and personal items. For people with mobility issues, Keep in mind, the house has stairs. La Chascona offers an interesting look into Neruda’s life and personality. The audio guide and documentary help you understand the experience better, so take your time and appreciate this part of Chilean history.

La Chascona offers a wonderful immersive experience into Pablo Neruda’s life. It’s well-organized, well-maintained, and easy to follow. The full visit takes about 1–2 hours, no more. Please note that photos are not allowed inside the house.

Great museum to visit while in Santiago, very near to the funicular so it's a good activity to pair with that. I don't usually use the museum audio guides anywhere I go but this was really informative and helpful so I recommend it.

It was very nice to be able to visit one of the homes of such a reknowned poet. Entrance was less than $10 per person and an interesting experience. Cost includes a very useful audioguide. The house was quaint and peculiar. There was a small room with a 10 or so minute video that described some of Neruda's back story. The house was broken up into three different structures connected through outdoor stairs, gardens, and other various foliage. It was interesting to see actual poems and writings of Neruda's with edits, etc. The houses were apportioned very nicely with artwork, etc. It also included a beautiful painting by Diego Rivera. The store at the end also had some beautiful artwork. Overall, it was a nice way to spend 30 to 60 minutes.

A very nice house museum. If you are into peeking into amazing peoples houses or Neruda in general this is a must. An audio tour device is available and is included in the price. The house is densely packed with parts of Neruda’s past and life. Like most places it is closed on Mondays.

Beautiful house, and the audio guide really helps. You can't take photos inside, only in the gardens, and you can buy Pablo nerudas works if you want after the tour. Very chill, no guide, you go through at your own pace.

La Chascona is a house in the Barrio Bellavista of Santiago, Chile, which was owned by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. La Chascona reflects Neruda's quirky style, in particular his love of the sea, and is now a popular destination for tourists

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

Wow, what a great dinner! Every dish was so creative and interesting and had a story and connection to a different part of Chile. Loved almost every one. 1 or 2 out of the 12 didn’t give me that wow feeling, but that’s ok, cause the ones that did were truly special in all the right ways…and when you’re doing things this creative, there are bound to be a few that are good but not yet great. Service was excellent, wine was lovely, ambiance was simple but pleasant. Would definitely come back for another go next time I’m in Santiago.

The different dishes they had for the spring collection were spectacular with great presentation and arrangements. Everyone at the restaurant was very friendly and accommodating. The different flavors along with the wine pairings made it a memorable dining experience - the sea bass, mussels and the lamb were my top three favorite dishes. The card they give you at the end describing each of the dishes and the picture with the amazing chefs were definitely the cherry on top. Worth the price and experience 👌

Outrageously creative. Provocative flavors. Having dinner at Boragó is like experiencing a Rachmaninoff symphony. Everything is choreographed expertly from the service to the cadence of the courses. No loud conversations or distractions. We skipped the wine pairing in favor of a juice pairing which was superb. Must visit if you’re in Santiago!

Amazing experience - great presentation and great crew!! - we sat front row so we have a close view of the show kitchen. - sometimes we struggled with the provided utensils, but we manage. - here are some photos - Time of visit they rank no 23 in 50 Best Restaurants 2025

We had seen reviews of Boragó on TripAdvisor and "best places to eat" in Santiago. We were not disappointed. Each course was varied, interesting and surprising, as well as very tasty. Each course was served by a team member who explained it to us. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and it was the dining highlight of our visit to Chile. A great experience. Thanks to all the team who made it possible.

I had unrealistic expectations going into my Boragó experience. Those expectations were exceeded. The food is obviously delicious and is presented like fine art. Yet, Boragó shines brightest with its soft product. The staff. Every single employee was awesome. As soon as my friend and I walked in the door, to when we left, we felt special, we felt like VIPs. This restaurant is the perfect place to conclude a vacation to Chile. I left with the feeling you're always chasing when you travel.

Unusual dining experience - enjoyed the variety of dishes and the creativity. Tried many new foods from across Chile. The service was too fast and after 6 dishes, we had to ask them to slow down as there were no breaks between courses and we were starting to feel full and lose appreciation for the experience. To be fair they were very obliging on this point, but we wished we’d asked sooner as we felt rushed and had no time to enjoy the experience and the company. The dishes were very well explained by individual chefs at our table and we enjoyed the adventure and opportunity to experience new foods served in very unusual ways. We’ve marked the atmosphere down a little - the restaurant dining area is quite ‘industrial’ and a little more gentle lighting, even a candle, would have brought warmth and intimacy to the table. We enjoyed being able to see the kitchen - and witnessed enormous professionalism and care over food preparation and service. The pinor noir served was the very best we have tasted anywhere.

One of the best meals that I had in Santiago! The staff were extremely knowledgeable about the wines, despite my lack of Spanish. A special shout out to the manager, Marcelo who was both accommodating and helpful (nothing was too much trouble!) Lovely ambiance with a mixture of both local and international diners. I even sat next to a British couple who have emigrated to Australia. I later found out they were Tottenham supporters (I'm a Gooner) ...what were the chances!

Extremely good food, excellent wine menu but service level is standard. We were here to taste wine and food, ordered starters only, and they serviced everything together resulting our experience ending in 1 hour. Maybe they want to sell the table again, but it really ruined our total experience.

We had a wonderful dining experience. The food was delicious and expertly prepared. Our server was knowledgeable about the wine selection which made our meals even more enjoyable. The ambiance was lovely, perfect for our first day visiting Santiago, Chile.

This was the first place we visited during our trip in Chile 2 weeks ago. By far the best restaurant we had the chance to dine at. Couldn't ask for more in terms of the food, service quality and wines. We were served by Marcelo and Rocio, they were an absolute delight, recommended us some really good wines to pair our with food. They really went over and beyond, sharing with us more about Chile and as well as showing us their wine cellar. The beef tartare is a must have! Will definitely be back for more when in Chile. Couldn't find another restaurant with the same standard of food and wines. Thank you so much!!

Definitely worth a visit. The wine selection is excellent, and I highly recommend choosing the tasting flight — it offers a truly wonderful experience. The food is surprisingly good as well. Highly recommended!

Incredible experience! We visited Bocanariz for lunch today and enjoyed every moment. The Chilean wine selection is extensive and tasty, and the waiters took the time to teach us about where each one was from. The manager even took us into the cellar after our meal! We had the charcuterie, empanadas, and the beef tartare - all were incredibly delicious. This place is not to be missed!

One of the best meals we had in Santiago. They have the best beef tartar I have ever eaten! Very friendly and polite staff too. And of course a lot of wine options, I totally recommend to go for the wine flights.

What a great experience. I did the 6 course tasting menu with the wine and it was amazing. The server was knowledgeable and gave us a great run down of each item. Definitely a must try.

An outstanding Chilean restaurant! We tried two tasting menus—Land and Sea—and both were absolutely delicious. The entire dining experience was unique and memorable, with impeccable service that included thoughtful explanations of each dish and remarkable attention to detail. Highly recommended!

Incredible culinary experience. The food is so delicious, the service is absolutely impeccable, and I highly recommend you do the pisco flight tasting. Truly the best pisco I've had in my life. The prices are completely reasonable.

I made a reservation here by accident, thinking it was a different place — but I’m so glad I did. The service was exceptionally friendly and attentive, and the Mix tasting menu was phenomenal. Every bite was exquisite, with the desserts perfectly rounding out the meal. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience and absolutely recommend it!

Excellent food. Average service. Staff is not pleasant and they don't greet or even smile. We had to constantly call them for v service. But food and wine were Excellent and staff can definitely make the experience even better.

We had the vegetarian and mixed course meal. The food was all pretty mid with no depth. It wasn’t bad but none of the food items stood out. Interesting concept but the execution was lacking. Pisco sours and the pisco flight were good.

We had a wonderful meal here with a variety of dishes we had not tried before. The service was excellent, and the staff were very kind and attentive. Highly recommend!

The food is creative without being weird. The atmosphere is one of the nicest in Santiago - adequately, but not too brightly, lit, and tables well separated and comfortable. An ideal place for a quiet dinner. Service beyond reproach. Portions perfectly sized so you can have an appetizer, a main course, and a dessert without being over-stuffed.

Welcoming and knowledgable staff. Clean and airy environment. Good wine list. Varied menu. Well presented dishes. nice spacious tables.

The place is beautiful, and the staff were very nice. The dishes were all on the salty side. The pasta in particular was almost too salty to eat. The catch of the day was fresh.

My favorite restaurant in Santiago, to be here is a pleasant experience in every way. I fully recommend it.

Delicious lunch!

(Translated by Google) One of the best restaurants in Santiago and why not, in Chile. The service is impeccable, everyone is very friendly, they know what they are selling and how to do it. The food was all on point, well seasoned and perfectly harmonious. Although some people comment that the portions are small, if you eat the 3 courses plus an appetizer it is more than enough. It is a restaurant to go to enjoy excellent food and service. They have a very good choice of wines to pair with and also at the right temperature, they also have a quiet terrace to spend the hot afternoon under the shade. Congratulations. (Original) Uno de los mejores restaurantes de Santiago y por qué no, de Chile. El servicio es impecable, todos muy amables, saben lo que venden y cómo hacerlo. La comida todo en su punto, bien sazonado y perfectamente armónico. Si bien algunas personas comentan que las porciones son pequeñas, si se comen los 3 tiempos más un aperitivo es más que suficiente. Es un restaurant para ir a disfrutar de una excelente comida y servicio. Tienen muy buena elección de vinos para maridar y además a la temperatura correcta, también tienen una terraza tranquila para pasar la tarde calurosa bajo la sombra. Felicitaciones.

(Translated by Google) A unique experience. Excellent attention. A journey to discover new flavors. Very pleasant atmosphere. (Original) Una experiencia única. Excelente atención. Un viaje a descubrir nuevos sabores. Muy grato ambiente.

Castillo Forestal is a great restaurant located in Parque Forestal Ruben Dario, surrounded by nature and decorated with nice wooden details. They have indoor and outdoor seating, plus a terrace on the second floor that can be used for private events. I went for brunch and was very crowded. I ordered the Brunch Versailles, which was just what I needed. The food was nicely presented, served quickly, tasted great, and was reasonably priced. The staff was very friendly and attentive, which made the experience even better. However, after finishing my meal, I felt a little abandoned by my waitress while waiting for the check, which took quite a while to arrive. Overall, it’s a great place to enjoy good food in a peaceful setting. Just be prepared to wait a bit when it’s time to leave.

We went to this place for brunch and had a lovely time! It's a bit on the pricier side, but it's worth it. We ordered eggs and they were delicious. The atmosphere is great too. It's a nice spot to relax and enjoy a meal. Definitely recommend it.

Nice ambience, could be better. Location and setting are excellent, helpful staff. No English spoken, not totally surprising but we have found in most places in a major capital city it usually is so not certain how you'd get on if not a Spanish speaker. Menu via a QR code, no English version, no hard copy so bit of a faff to order. Chose what we fancied & screen shotted to gallery to show the waitress. Went for a medium rare entrecote but it was small & well done to be honest, had better burgers. My wife asked for a creme brulee desert but the waiter came back & said they didn't have any. Had to ask 3 times for our 'agua sin gas'. Musicians came in around 8pm as it was getting dark and did add to the nice relaxed vibe. So to sum up, very average food, no English spoken, lovely location and vibe in my opinion.

Welcoming service and a great location. We stopped by for lunch after visiting the fine arts museum directly opposite. Very pleasant ambience and the waiters spoke great English which helped with our terrible Spanish. Food was good, probably not wow, but did the job.

Beautiful environment and very good food! Highly recommend if you are visiting the downtown area of Santiago.

This place reminds me of Tavern on the Green in New York City's Central Park. Such wonderful ambiance. It's located directly across the street from the Palace of Fine Art museum. We had the beef bourginon and chef's cut steak (looks like a ribeye) along with the potatoes dauphin and tomatoes gratin. The steak was slightly overcooked for the ordered temperature, but not overcooked altogether. Everything else was heaven. Very reasonably priced for what you get. Our server was very friendly, helpful, and patient with our language barrier. I would return here when I'm back in Chile.

Such a beautiful venue. I ate here for a private event and they had us up in a private balcony that was spacious and had plenty of natural light. I got the ratatouille croissant, pesto gnocchi with roasted tomatoes, and a trio dessert sampler consisting of crème brûlée, chocolate manjar, and a mini fruit tart. Very flavorful dishes and perfect portions. The staff was also very attentive and friendly.