9 articles to prepare your trip
An ancient pre-Hispanic fort from the 12th century and National Monument, Pukara de Copaquilla dominates the Chilean precordillera at 3,000 m altitude on Route 11.
La Moneda Palace
Home to Chile's presidency in the heart of Santiago, La Moneda Palace holds two centuries of history, from colonial neoclassicism to the 1973 coup d'État.
Mercado Central de Santiago
Santiago's emblematic seafood market, Mercado Central blends 1872 neoclassical architecture, fresh seafood stalls and traditional restaurants in a vibrant heritage setting.
Protected altiplano between Arica and Parinacota, Las Vicuñas Reserve is home to vicuñas, volcanoes over 5,500 m, Andean lagoons and Aymara hamlets.
Rising 860 meters in the heart of Santiago, San Cristóbal Hill offers sweeping views of the Andes, a Marian shrine, a zoo and hiking trails, within Chile's largest urban park.
Valparaíso
Steep hillsides, monumental murals and century-old funiculars: everything you need to know to plan your trip to Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Santiago
Between the Andes Cordillera and vineyards, Santiago, Chile blends colonial heritage, modern skyscrapers and accessible nature. Here's how to experience it.
Île de Pâques
Located 3,511 km from Chili, Rapa Nui watches over its moai, volcanoes, and a Polynesian people with intact traditions. Our complete guide to planning your visit.
Arica
At the far north of Chile, Arica blends beaches, ancient mummies and high plateau. Complete guide: what to see, when to visit, how to get there.
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