El Centro Histórico de Santiago, ubicado en el kilómetro cero, es el origen de la ciudad y de la historia de Chile. En pocas cuadras reúne patrimonio, cultura y vida urbana en un entorno caminable y conectado. Hoy combina tradición y modernidad, integrando comercio histórico, arte y nuevas experiencias que lo convierten en un destino único.

A small neighborhood made up of beautiful houses and low-rise buildings in Bauhaus and Art Deco styles, once home to Santiago’s old aristocracy. Today, it is a destination that blends the old with the modern, featuring art galleries, design shops, and restaurants.

A heritage neighbourhood and Typical Zone, its streets are dominated by Renaissance, neoclassical, baroque and neo-colonial architectural styles. The neighbourhood is a quiet environment and its streets are related to the modern history of Chile, in addition to the opening of important cultural spaces that have positioned it as a bohemian, intellectual and tourist pole.

A former commercial district of the capital, it has now become a must-visit for lovers of traditional eateries, craft spirits, and antiques, as it is surrounded by large warehouses where treasures of all kinds can be found.

This is one of Santiago's most traditional neighbourhoods and preserves the city's residential spirit in the face of the advance of modernity. In its streets and passages you can discover colourful murals, cultural spaces and a creative gastronomic offer.

It is a must for tourists, mainly because of the architectural value of its buildings, its interesting cultural offer and its wide range of specialised restaurants, bars and cafés.

This neighbourhood, declared a Typical Zone of Chile, has as its main attractions the imposing National Museum of Fine Arts, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the historic Forestal Park.