Meeting Point

Pascucci Café

Cathedral of Santiago

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Santiago, is Chile's primary Catholic church and a major historical landmark. Designed in the late 18th century by Italian architect Joaquín Toesca, this neoclassical and Renaissance-style cathedral features a lavishly decorated interior with intricate gold leaf, frescoes, and marble altars. Beneath its main floor lies a historic crypt housing the tombs of prominent Chilean bishops and political leaders.

Basílica de La Merced

The Basilica de La Merced, located at Merced street, is one of Santiago’s most historically significant Neoclassical churches. Originally built by the Mercedarian Order in the 16th century and rebuilt in the late 18th century, it features a grand red-and-white facade, twin bell towers, and a richly decorated interior.

Iglesia San Agustin

The Church of San Agustín is one of Santiago’s oldest colonial churches, originally founded in 1608. Rebuilt following major earthquakes, it features classic colonial architecture and holds immense cultural importance as the home of the Cristo de Mayo (Christ of May), a famous 17th-century carved wooden crucifix surrounding local legends linked to the notorious colonial figure La Quintrala.

Iglesia San Francisco

Ending Point

Iglesia San Francisco