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Tour of Museum of Memory and Human right & General Cemetery and stopping at Chilean Restaurant
Joined 2024
This unique tour offers a profound exploration of Chile’s history, combining reflection, culture, and heritage in the heart of Santiago. The tour includes three key stops: The museo of the Human Rights and a beautiful restaurant "El Huaso Enrique" and finishing at the General Cemetery of Santiago
Itinerary
This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!
Meeting Point
Hotel or Subway Station
- Meet up at your hotel or near subway station
Museum of Human Rights
During the trip to the Museum, we will visit two sides of our city, such as the city's longest main avenue, called Avenida Libertador O´higgins which was formally know as La Alameda. From there we will head to the Museum, which is located in the Jungay neighborhood, built in the 19th Century .
Museo de los Derechos Humanos (Museum of the Human Rights)
It is a Bicentennial project, inaugurated in January 2010 by the then President Michelle Bachelet. The creation seeks to promote educational initiatives that invite knowledge and reflection. The installation on Matucana Street, also seeks to promote the Santiago Poniente Culture Circuit. Through objects, documents and archives in different media and formats, and an innovative visual and sound proposal, it is possible to learn about part of this history: the coup d'état, the repression of the following years, the resistance, the exile, the international solidarity and the defense of human rights.
Barrio Jungay + Lunch
Explore some of the Jungay neighborhood, its squares, its architecture, the Plaza del Roto Chileno, the house of the President of our country, and also the Saturnino Church, inaugurated in 1887, which is named after the Patron Saint of Santiago. "Around 13:00, it will be lunchtime, and you can enjoy a delicious Chilean lunch at a restaurant called El Huaso Enrique. You can find empanadas, cazuelas, pernil, and enjoy a pisco sour or our Chilean wines."
Menu
Appetizer: Burgundy wine glass or Pisco or basic drink (soda, natural juice, or mineral water)
Starter: Consommé
Main Course:
Chicken in broth
Braised beef in broth
A pair of blood sausages
Vegetable tortillas with added rice
Boiled potatoes or fried potatoes
Dessert: Ice cream cup or baked milk custard
Includes: Bread, pebre (Chilean salsa)
Cementerio General (General Cementery)
After lunch, we will visit and have a nice walk through the General Cemetery inaugurated in 1821 by Bernardo O´higgins. It is a fascinating place to explore afterwards, it feels like walking through a living museum with the stunning mausoleum and rich history you might even come across some interesting stories above the notable figures behind there are there any specific tombs or areas to visit.
Back to the Hotel
Back to the Hotel
Ending Point
Hotel or subway station
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This tour can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Click below to send me a message with your requests.
Inclusions & Exclusions
-Guide
-Transportation (Subway)
- Lunch
Own expense
Own souvenir
Tour Important Information
This tour involves a lot of walking, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes
-Hat
-Sunlotion
PLEASE LET ME KNOW IS ADVANCE IF YOU HAVE ANY FOOD ALLERGIES OR OTHER DIETARY
Important message from the supplier
Please contact me for customized tour.
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
- 50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
- No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time
Joined 2024
About Tour Guide Paulina M.
Fellow travelers! I was born in Santiago and grew up in Melbourne.
I have had a rich and fulfilling career as an accredited tour guide. I am also honored to have passed numerous exams and been chosen as an official tour guide for an award-winning U. S. company helping women travel safely. So if you ladies want to visit alone, here I am.
I specialize in the central region of Chile. However, due to my vast 24-year experience as a tour guide, I can also coordinate a fun program for you near Santiago.
I am someone who's passionate about life as tour guide, sharing my knowledge of this beautiful country. I love my job because it has taught me that every day is a unique chance to meet people and learn from them. That is part of why this job is wonderful, because it takes you to every corner of the world.
To me, the most important thing is that you enjoy the beauty and history of each place we visit. I would like you to have the best experience and impression of my country and my service.
I'm a fun person who loves answering any question!
Throughout my years, I have had the unique experience of working with embassies such as the United States, India, and Thailand, and I have also been an interpreter for many years.
I hope we can meet so I show you that this country has many wonders about it, and beautiful people in every corner.
Sernatur Registration Certificate (63889)
First Aid Technician Certificate - WFA (Wilderness First Aid) SV-OTEC-W2Sv229450
Qualification Certificate (Sence) for Tourism Services - Folio 1692964
Over 2 decades of experience guiding.
$370/ per group
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