My Santiago itinerary picks, from Andes-backed viewpoints to beautiful architecture and vineyard outings. Start with San Cristóbal Hill or Sky Costanera for city views, explore the historic centre around Plaza de Armas, and save MUT or Parque Arauco ...
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Go here for Santiago city views with the Andes beyond! I would give this more time than a quick photo stop: plan your funicular or cable-car route, then enjoy the hilltop area and Virgin Mary statue.
San Cristóbal Hill
A peaceful Santiago stop with striking architecture, featured in my city guide. A lovely change of pace from the busy center. Check visiting hours and transport before making the trip.
Templo Bahá'í de Sudamérica
The winery trip I included in my Santiago guide. A good option for a wine-focused outing beyond the city sights. Check tour language, availability and return transport before booking.
Viña Concha y Toro
My Santiago pick for skyline views and a drink above the city. Check visibility and current entry arrangements when choosing the time for your visit.
Sky Costanera
A shopping-and-dining stop from my Santiago guide. Useful for an easy city afternoon when you want a break between viewpoints and sightseeing.
Parque Arauco
A central Santiago stop for architecture and a walk through the historic center. Included in my city guide as an easy place to work into a day of sightseeing.
Plaza de Armas de Santiago
A historic market-building stop in my Santiago guide. I recommend it for a walk and the architecture; the seafood-focused market is not a dedicated vegetarian dining recommendation.
Santiago Central Market
A really cool shopping and dining area from my Santiago trip! I would save MUT for a browsing-and-food break between sightseeing stops. It gives you a different kind of city outing from the viewpoints and historic centre.
Mercado Urbano Tobalaba
The mountain backdrop behind the vineyards made this a beautiful winery visit! Compare Cousiño Macul with Concha y Toro on this list when choosing a wine outing for your Santiago itinerary.