. Next, we will head to Plaza de Armas, the heart of the city, where we can admire the impressive Santiago Cathedral with its colonial architecture. However, it is possible that the cathedral may be closed for a special event or activity.

We will then continue with a walk to the Palacio de la Moneda, the seat of the Chilean government, and Plaza de la Constitución, where we will learn more about Chile's history and its institutions. Depending on the month and day, it is possible to witness the Changing of the Guard, a solemn event that regularly takes place, but this stop may be omitted due to internal activities at the Palacio de la Moneda.

We will then head to Cerro Santa Lucía, one of the most iconic hills of the city, where we will stop for a short walk and enjoy panoramic views of Santiago.

Next, we will visit Parque Bicentenario, a beautiful green space, where you will have time for a relaxing walk in a natural environment. Optionally, if preferred by the passengers, a visit to Bluestone, a lapis lazuli store, the national stone of Chile, can be arranged, where we can admire and/or purchase beautiful jewelry and local crafts. The tour will end with a drop-off at the hotel, the entrance to Cerro San Cristóbal, or at Patio Bellavista.

The next day: In the morning, we will pick you up at your hotel to begin the tour. Discover Chile’s winemaking tradition at the new Concha y Toro Wine Center. The tour begins with a walk through the historic park and Don Melchor House (1883), followed by the Casillero del Diablo Sensory Experience and its legendary underground cellar. Visit the Alto Aging Cellar, where premium wines are kept, and learn about the winery’s most important milestones. From the Pirque viewpoint, enjoy panoramic vineyard views and explore the Varietal Garden with a guided tasting of four wines. The experience ends at the Wine Plaza and Wine Store, perfect for exclusive wines and souvenirs.