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Santiago Half Day City Tour Private with Vehicle
Santiago, Chile
$150
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Overview
The Santiago de Chile Private Tour offers a personalized journey through the city with a dedicated guide and driver. Tailor your experience to your interests, from extended stops at specific sites to visiting hidden gems not listed in the itinerary.
- 🌳 Visit Cerro Santa Lucia, a serene green space in downtown Santiago, where you can enjoy nature, take photos, and learn about the city's history while navigating its uneven trails.
- 🏛️ Explore the Palacio de La Moneda, the historic government palace inaugurated in 1804, and discover its rich history, including the significance of the 1973 coup d'état.
- 🌼 Stroll through Plaza de La Constitucion, a picturesque square surrounded by government buildings, where you can witness the changing of the guard and reflect on Chile's political history.
- ⚖️ Discover Plaza Montt Varas, home to the Supreme Court of Justice and the former National Congress, where you'll gain insights into Chile's governmental structure and current affairs.
- 🏰 Learn about the origins of Santiago at Plaza de Armas, the city's main square established in 1541, and witness the vibrant life that unfolds in this historic central location.
- ⛪ Admire the Metropolitan Cathedral, a stunning architectural masterpiece with a rich history, where you can observe its intricate symbols of kindness and patriotism.
- 🚗 Includes airport transfer from the airport to your hotel, ensuring a smooth start to your adventure in Santiago.
- 👨🏫 Benefit from an English-speaking guide who will share valuable insights and information throughout your tour.
- 🍽️ Lunch is included, allowing you to savor local flavors during your exploration of the city.
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The experience offers several options. This price includes:
Transfer In: Airport to Hotel
Airport Transfer: Transfer Service from the airport to the hotel.
Airport Transfer: Transfer Service from the airport to the hotel.
Tour guide
Language: English
Human tour guide
The experience offers several options, check yours above
- Tour Guide
- All Fees and Taxes
- Lunch
Meeting point
Wait in the Centro Cultural Las Condes by "Reyes Lavalle" street with "El Alcalde" street. Or if you want you might wait by the Ritz Carlton hotel.
Return details
Wait in the Centro Cultural Las Condes by "Reyes Lavalle" street with "El Alcalde" street. Or if you want you might wait by the Ritz Carlton hotel.
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Cerro Santa LuciaIt's a small green lung in the middle of downtown where, as if a magic spell was cast upon, the city noise almost goes away and you can enjoy the beauty of green and oxygen as you carry on conversation. Be careful not to over-demand yourself, we can take it to the main terrace or keep going until the top of the tower so some fitness is required! Depending on the point of observation we can admire up close a portion of our city. There is no whole view angle of it from here, but that's precisely the point to find our own point of interest in this "little jungle" we have created for amusement of visitors and locals. Be aware of the uneven trails in the terrain, after all, you are walking on a rock. Visitors will be able to make pictures, check lookout points and share insight on historic and current activities placed in the city.
- Palacio de la Moneda, Palacio de Gobierno. Built in order to be the mint house, was inaugurated in 1804, few years before the chilean colony began its emancipation process to become a nation of its own. Built with a mixture of techniques it was a proper school of handicraft led by roman architect Joaquín Toesca, who arrived in the colonial Santiago in 1780 with the mission to complete this construction task, he never saw it finished. A number of presidential statues surround the square adding each a piece to a chapter of our government history. The coup d'etat in 1973, took place here and the reminding of it, plus other historic tokens in place, sets the tone for insight about human rights, civic duty and our hopes and expectations for the future. (pass by)
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Plaza de La ConstitucionConstitution Square, north of the Civic box and The City, embedded in middle of the National Ministerios, the branches of the Executive power surround this small green area where dogs and families play along. Every 48 hours the guard changes and performs instrumental music as they parade. The image of former presidents of La República de Chile remind us of the importance of different public figures in order to get to our current state of affairs. It doesn't hurt to stop and sit for a moment to catch our breath as we discuss what are the most likely indexes in Economy, Public opinión and Nowadays public agenda. Again, no one gets to educate anybody, just share information so the visitors might come up their our own conclusion about what things are.
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Plaza Montt VarasBefore of an ample space dominated by flat water fountains and the statue of President Manuel Montt and Antonio Varas lays the impressive mass of the Supreme Court of Justice, immovable and controversial, we will usually find some lone (or not so lone) demonstrator at its gates, proving that justice, as blind, rarely feels "just" to all parties involved. And in front of it, where in another time a temple enjoyed worship and suffered tragedy, currently another republican institution holds it's facility and not exempt from controversy: it is the former National Congress, closed down after the cup d'etat in 1973. Today relevant meeting take place at this location where, in spite of being a public place we are not always allowed entrance. The guide shall share insight about the composition of our republic, the three powers of the state and our current public affairs under their view. No intention to convince anyone of anything here, but to share useful information por personal analysis
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Plaza de ArmasIn February 12 of 1541 it was stablished the Main Square and the Governor house, Pedro de Valdivia, took place in its north west side... or at least such is the version we know. Regardless of the new perspectives of the true origin of the city, it is commonly agreed that the beginning of Santiago (and chilean civic life) is attached to the establishment of this square: empty, regular and open to maneuver all logistics related to the establishment of a Spanish colony: horses, weapons, carts, and fortress initially located here or near, then the church, viceroy office, the gallows, livestock rodeo, jail and city council, religious events and jousting sports in colonial times, early civic centre of the newly born republic in the early XiX century, has become a place of entertainment, commerce and tradition in the last couple ten years. Still, located at the heart of Santiago, for better or worse there is always something of interest going on. Let us picture it, admire it and move on.
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Metropolitan Cathedral (Catedral Metropolitana)Mid XViii to XiX centuries was the span of its construction and after nearly six hundred chilean pesos of the time (a lot more than today I can assure you) there was a first version of the current building, but not the first temple (at least there were two in place before, with entirely different design and structure), the current one has suffered modification after modification since its consecration until before the 1st world war. With services during de week and at the weekend its most likely to visit at noon. We can make pictures inside (unless indicated the contrary in certain spots), but please keep your voice quiet and turn off the flash from your cameras. Naturally we shouldn't enter eating or drinking. Many symbols are present at the House of God: kindness, martyrdom, patriotism and other concepts are in display for observation and meditation. The "Capilla del Santísimo Sacramento" and the "Parroquia el Sagrario" are important and sensitive part of the religious complex.
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Santiago Half Day City Tour Private with Vehicle
Santiago, Chile
$150
This is an experience gift voucher. The recipient will book the experience after
they redeem the gift voucher.
How it works?
01
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You choose from 10,000+ experience gifts
02
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We deliver the eVoucher or the Physical box to the recipient
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Recipient books the experience and creates unforgettable memories!