This travel guide offers a practical overview of Santiago de Chile - the cultural, political, and economic heart of Chile. Discover iconic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and scenic viewpoints ...

San Cristóbal Hill (Cerro San Cristóbal) stands nearly 3,000 feet above the rest of Metropolitan Park, a large swath of green spread between the neighborhoods of Providencia and Vitacura. The hill's ...

Chile’s transition to democracy in 1990 opened the door for tourism into the country and unleashed a surge of wine exports out of it. Lured by enthusiastic tourism campaigns, the first waves of ...

Fusing indigenous foodways, cosmopolitan culture, and a largely sustainable ethos, Santiago de Chile has become one of South America's most exciting culinary destinations. Dan Q. Dao is a Houston-born ...

Explore Santiago de Chile with a virtual tour of Gran Torre Costanera, the tallest skyscraper in Latin America. Rising above the city skyline, this landmark offers breathtaking views of the Andes ...

Founded in 1541 by the Spanish conquistador Pedro de Valdivia on indigenous settlements in the valley of the Mapocho River, Santiago is the capital and most populated city of Chile. This South ...

John Bartlett writes about Latin America from Santiago, where he has lived since 2018. Because Santiago, Chile’s sprawling capital, is the gateway to some of the world’s greatest natural wonders — ...

Nestled between the snow-capped Andes mountains and the majestic Pacific coast, Chile’s capital of Santiago offers a tantalizing mix of outdoor adventure, historic sites, and innovative cuisine. The ...

Santiago is best thought of as a collection of distinctive barrios, each with its own personality. While there are 32 of them vying for your attention, the city's most popular attractions pepper the ...