From traditional Chilean cuisine to the most exotic international offerings, there is a neighbourhood for every taste and occasion.
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 neighbourhood made up of beautiful houses and low-rise buildings in Bauhaus and Art Deco style, where the old aristocracy of Santiago used to live. Nowadays, it is a destination that mixes the old with the modern, housing 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, cafes and bars that have positioned it as a bohemian, intellectual and tourist pole.
A former shopping district of the capital, today it has become an unmissable spot for those who love food, signature distillates and antiques, as it is surrounded by large warehouses where you can find treasures of all kinds.
Barrio Yungay is one of the most traditional neighbourhoods in Santiago and preserves the residential spirit of the city in the face of modernity. In its streets and passages you can discover colourful murals, cultural spaces and a creative gastronomic proposal, where art and flavours mix to give life to one of the sectors with more identity and character of the capital.
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.
It is a feast of bars and restaurants which, together with the social life around the gastro-nomics, a major theatre and nightlife, will leave tourists ecstatic.
Tourists can indulge in exquisite international cuisine, surrounded by romantic neo-classical French-style architecture.
This gastronomic quarter offers a wide range of bars and restaurants. Its cobbled streets have made it one of the areas with the best gastronomic offerings.
It is one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city of Santiago de Chile. It is characterised by a multiculturalism that makes it a perfect place to get to know and enjoy.
It is Santiago's bohemian and tourist neighbourhood by excellence, with one of the most varied cultural, gastronomic, social, artisan and fun proposals that you can find.
On one side of the Santa Lucía hill, this sector stands out for its interesting bohemian atmosphere, where modernity and avant-garde coexist in a neoclassical ambience that inspires a neighbourhood rich in culture and independent art.
A bohemian and vibrant corner of Santiago, known for its blend of design, gastronomy, and art. Its streets are lined with furniture stores, boutiques, cozy cafés, and restaurants offering innovative culinary proposals. Ideal for a relaxed stroll, exploring art galleries, or enjoying contemporary Chilean cuisine.
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.
These are places full of life, colour and flavour, where you can appreciate the diversity and richness of the local offer.
Chile's first urban market and one of the city's most innovative spaces. Directly connected to Tobalaba Station, it brings together gastronomy, commerce and offices in a modern and vibrant environment. The project stands out for its more than 20,000 m² of green areas, with gardens and urban orchards that invite you to walk around, relax and enjoy the city in a different way.
No sólo es uno de los centros neurálgicos de la gastronomía tipica de Santiago, sino que también es un recinto que, en pocos metros cuadrados, concentra toda la vida popular chilena, con una amplia oferta de mariscos, quesos, hierbas y fiambrería, entre otros productos. Emplazado en un edifico de más de 140 años, de fierro fundido en Gran Bretaña, en sus pasillos alberga restaurantes y pequeños locales para todos los presupuestos.
This is the most popular culinary market in Santiago, so you can't miss it. Fruits, vegetables, groceries, meats and the stallholders themselves give life to this supply centre that will flood your senses with colours and smells, in a tour through its labyrinths that cover a space of more than 6 thousand square metres. It is open 365 days a year and we recommend you visit it between 8 in the morning and 1 in the afternoon.
Ubicado en el corazón del Barrio Franklin, es un imperdible polo gastronómico que mezcla tradición y creatividad. Abierto sábados, domingos y festivos, reúne una variada oferta de cocina chilena e internacional con guiños a la street food, donde la mayoría de sus propuestas son atendidas por sus propios dueños, aportando identidad, cercanía y originales combinaciones de sabores.
The largest seafood market in Chile, with a turnover of around 4 million kilos of fish and seafood per month. It has a wholesale market and a retail sector where it is possible to buy fresh products, try some of the seafood prepared on the go or enjoy seafood dishes in its restaurants. An unmissable place to savour the best of the sea in the heart of Santiago.
This picturesque place is located in the sector of “La Chimba”, next to the Vega Chica and the Pérgola de las Flores. On its first level it has a large number of shops selling fruits, vegetables and other foods, and on the first floor it has a great variety of small restaurants offering preparations from many parts of the world, as well as typical Chilean food at convenient prices.