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Our personalized city tour of Santiago, you will discover the cultural, historical and natural richness of this fascinating city for 4 hours. Tell us if you need extra hours for lunch, we can recommend interesting places to know the local cuisine, or even know a vineyard and taste its wines. The tour begins in the historic heart of the city, where we will visit the main tourist attractions such as: Palacio de la Moneda, Plaza de Armas, La Catedral, Mercado Central, Mapocho Station, Cerro Santa Lucia and the charming neighborhood Lastarria. You can’t miss the bohemian Bellavista neighborhood, known for its colorful streets, street art mural and a wide variety of restaurants and bars. Here you will find the famous Cerro San Cristobal, the highest point of the city, from where you can enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of Santiago and the Andes.

This is a complete one-day tour of Santiago in a private van, exclusively for you and your guests, with hotel pickup included. No crowded buses, no long detours, and no meeting points—just a smooth, hassle-free experience. Visit the Bahá’í Temple of South America, the only one on the continent, and admire its stunning architecture and peaceful atmosphere. Explore Concha y Toro, Chile’s largest and most famous winery, where you'll enjoy a guided visit through its historic grounds, vineyards, and cellars, along with a tasting of four wines. Enjoy free time for lunch at La Vaquita Echá, a traditional restaurant in the rural area of Pirque, offering the chance to experience authentic Chilean cuisine away from the city. You'll also visit a lapis lazuli shop, featuring one of the world's rarest gemstones, found only in Chile and Afghanistan. An ideal tour to discover Chile’s culture, wine, flavors, and traditions—all in one day.

Venture away from the busy city of Santiago and explore the wines of the Maipo Valley on a small-group tour. Traverse the valley in a small bus, with a maximum of 18 travelers, to eat and drink at a handful of wine cellars in the region. This is an ideal way to learn more about the famous Chilean wine without the hassle of navigating public transport or driving.