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Place of entertainment in Santiago's bohemian quarter, with restaurants, bars, shops and more.

The Plaza de Armas in Santiago is located in the municipality of Santiago, being considered as the historical center of the capital of Chile. The Plaza de Armas is located in the quadrant formed by the streets Cathedral on the north, 21 de Mayo and Estado street in the east, Compania in the South, Paseo Ahumada and Paseo Puente in the west. Under the Plaza is now the Plaza de Armas Metro Station of Santiago, which opened in 2001.

Bellavista is an area of ​​the city of Santiago de Chile, located between the north bank of the Mapocho River and Cerro San Cristóbal, with Pio Nono Street as its backbone. In the beginning it was an aristocratic area now giving way to popular cultural centers, shops, bars and international cuisine. A must see.

Fantasyland is one of the largest amusement parks in Latin America. It has more than 30 attractions located in 7.5 hectares of iconic Parque O'Higgins and annually hosts more than one million visitors

Large multipurpose arena created especially to bring about the most important cultural activities, sports, musical, artistic exhibitions, circuses, fairs, conferences, seminars and other world events which can now be hosted in Chile. It is the only roofed arena in Chile with capacity for 12,000 spectators in numbered locations and 3,000 people in common bleachers.

The National Library of Chile is one of the oldest in Latin America and one of the first republican institutions of the country. On August 19, 1813, members of Chile's Governing Board published in the Araucano Monitor, the official newspaper of the period, the Proclamation of the birth of the National Library.

GAM Center is a meeting place for audiences and artists, specializing in arts and music. Born in September 2010 with the objective of coordinating content, culture and experiences from its headquarters in the heart of Santiago de Chile. In its 22 thousand square meters of surface, formerly occupied by the Diego Portales Building, houses ten rooms for presentation and rehearsing of theater, dance and music, plus two seminar rooms, two visual arts rooms and a recording studio. The library has a multimedia section, study rooms, and it is open to the public.

Mahuida Park is located in the municipality of La Reina, where the city ends at the foot of the mountains. Native trees and wild birds replace cars, streets and buildings.

The Metropolitan Park of Santiago is the largest urban park in Chile and one of the largest in the world. A public service under the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development and is comprised of the Cerro San Cristobal, Tupahue, Cerro Chacarillas, Cerro Los Gemelos, Lo Saldes Area, La Piramide area, and Bosque Santiago area, with an area of ​​approximately 722 hectares . The park extends through 4 communities: Providence, Recoleta, Huechuraba and Vitacura.

Chile's largest Zoo belonging to the Latin American Association of Zoos and Aquariums (ALPZA). Located in an open environment, offers the opportunity to experience the wonders of animals and in nature in order that each visitor acquires knowledge, generates a unique experience, and at the same time developing pro-environmental behaviors. With more than 250 different species, and 2000 strong, our Buin Zoo has achieved great reputation for its conservation initiatives, high care of endangered species and breeding programs for optimal animal health.

The Forestal Park is the most traditional park in the city of Santiago de Chile, and is located in the heart of the city. From Barrio Lastarria to the historic center, whose reference is the Plaza de Armas of Santiago, it extends along the Rio Mapocho and ends in the Estacion Mapocho now a mayor Event and Cultural Center. Midway is the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Contemporary Art home of major cultural and recreational activities and one of the most important reference points in the Chilean capital. Through its 171,910 sqm the park acts as the green lung of the city center.

Shopping center located in the heart of Providence.

A real outlet mall with continuous sales, where you can find the best brands at very affordable prices.

Puchka is the Chilean trademark that rescues the identity of the cultures of the Andes, through apparel, so as to add value to the new trends in clothing and preserve the artistic and cultural heritage ​​of our peoples.

This house, built in 1953, was the third property of the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda and the only one that he had in Santiago. The three story building is near the Cerro San Cristobal. Neruda lived with his last wife, Matilde Urrutia in this home. Today a museum, you can visit every day except Monday.

The National Museum of Fine Arts has its mission to contribute to the knowledge and dissemination of artistic practices contained in the visual arts, according to the time and the context in which they were developed.

The MIM strives to maintain available 100% of its spaces and interactive modules. Temporary closures may occur in some sectors by unpredictable failures, maintenance or construction of new displays, which will reopen as soon as possible to continue to provide our best service.

The Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC) of the city of Santiago de Chile, is located in Forestal Park in the rear of the building that houses the Museum of Fine Arts. The museum depends on the Faculty of Arts at the University of Chile, since its inception on August 15, 1947

The Teatro Municipal de Santiago is the cultural center of the country's oldest stage presenting works from around the world. Its repertoire include fundamentally opera, ballet, symphonic and chamber concerts and theater. Owned by the Municipality of Santiago, the building was designed by architect Claudio Francisco Brunet des Baines, inspired by the French neoclassical architectural style.

In November 2007 began the works of the Teatro Municipal de Las Condes. The story marked a milestone: after 153 years a new municipal theater was prepared to open its doors in Chile. The goal set by Mayor Francisco de la Maza was made known to architects, technicians and specialists, to build a theater that would enhance the best of the performing arts in high-tech space, including high versatility and scenic capacity unique in our country.

Metro station located just minutes from the Hotel Torremayor