Church of San Agustin
Declared a National Monument, it is one of the oldest and most historic churches in the centre of Santiago. It was built by the Augustinian order, which arrived in Chile at the end of the 16th century. Inside is the venerated image of the Señor de la Agonía, also known as Cristo de Mayo (Christ of May).
Santiago Cathedral
It is the main temple of the Catholic Church in Chile and the seat of the Archbishop of Santiago. Dedicated to Our Lady of the Assumption, its current construction dates back to 1745 and stands out for its elegant neoclassical architecture and its two imposing bell towers.
Votive Temple of Maipù
The National Shrine of Chile is one of the main places of faith and history in the country. Dedicated to the Virgen del Carmen, this imposing sanctuary is today an important place of pilgrimage and spiritual recollection.
San José de Renca Church
Built in the 19th century, this church is a valuable architectural and spiritual heritage of the commune. Its colonial style façade and its importance in the local religious life make it a relevant historical site that reflects the identity of the Renquinos.
San Francisco de El Monte Church
An outstanding heritage monument that reflects the history and religious tradition of the area. Its architecture and cultural value make it an unmissable place to learn about the local past.
Baha'i Temple
Located in the foothills of the Andes, it offers natural viewpoints overlooking the valley of Santiago and an ideal environment to enjoy nature and outdoor walks.
Church and Jesuit house
An 18th century heritage site and Historical Monument, the church and house of the Jesuits stand out for their colonial architecture in adobe and tiles, and represent the cultural legacy of the order in Chile.