A tour of one of the most important hills in Santiago, where history, architecture and culture mix in a very interesting and dynamic tour.
Cerro Santa Lucia represents a very important site for many cultures, Mapuches, Incas, and later Spanish, had settlements in these areas, and the hill was an important key point in their development.
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Back Entrance of the Hill - Merced Street
Fortress Hidalgo, was an old battery remodeled to become a museum and library, currently it is an event center
In May 1908, as a consequence of the 1906 earthquake, the seismological service was inaugurated, this place being the first center which will record future seismological events
The hermitage located at the top of the hill currently preserves the remains of Benjamin Vicuña Mackena and his family.
observation point on the hill that provides a complete panoramic view of Santiago.
This terrace was the site of many meetings and lunches for the people of Santiago.
It has a very interesting historical load during the time of colonization
Neptuno Fountain
This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
the tour dont consider traslation from the hotel.
the Santa lucia Hills dont have entrance ticket. The tour dont consider food or drinks.
- This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes.
- Please let me know in advance if you have any food allergies or other dietary restrictions.
- I can guide you in (name of area) if you pay my transportation fee.
- in the week only available between 10:00 until17:00
- Other tours in other hours could be arrange whit time.
I am a 36-year-old architect, who knows a lot about the city. History, architecture, geography, are the basis of a good experience, where food, stories and good conversation are essential.
$15/ per person
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