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La Moneda presidential palace and its flag-lined plaza

City tours in Santiago

The best way to understand Santiago is on foot, with someone who lives here. Our walking tours cover the historic centre, the bohemian neighbourhoods and the modern city in small groups, at a calm pace and with stops for local food.

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Santiago at blue hour, city lights below the snow-capped Andes
Full day

City tours Santiago Private

Santiago Full-Day City Tour

The whole city in one day, without rushing and without taxis

  • Santiago
  • 7h 30m

Up to 10 people

per person US$203

Which walk to take first

On your first day, the historic centre gives you the city’s story in three hours: Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, La Moneda and the hidden galleries. Then choose by mood: art and cafés in Lastarria, murals and palaces in Yungay, Neruda and the funicular in Bellavista, or skyscrapers and the Sky Costanera view in modern Santiago.

All of Santiago in one day

Short on time? The private full-day city tour picks you up at your hotel and covers the historic centre, Mercado Central, Lastarria, a stop for lunch, Neruda’s La Chascona, San Cristóbal Hill and Sky Costanera, with transport all day.

Simple and flexible

Walking tours run with one person, any day of the year, at the same price per person; they are guided in English, Spanish or Portuguese and can be private on request. Combine two or more walks in your trip and get a package discount.

Frequently asked questions

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How long are the walking tours?

Most last about 3 to 4 hours, including short stops for coffee or local snacks when indicated.

Where do they start?

Each tour has a central meeting point next to a metro station; you get the exact place in your confirmation.

Are they suitable for children?

Yes. The pace is calm and families are welcome.