Central Chile is where culture, mountains, coastlines, and vineyards all come together.
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More than just a gateway to Chile, Santiago is a city full of life, layers, and local flavor. Dive into the energy of La Vega Central, the city’s beloved food market, or stroll through Barrio Franklin, where antiques, art, and street food mix in one of Santiago’s most authentic corners. Wander the cobblestone streets of Barrio París-Londres, a small neighborhood that feels like a step back in time.
Explore Museo de la Memoria, Museo de Bellas Artes, or MAC for a deeper look at Chile’s history and creativity. For nature lovers, climb or bike Cerro San Cristóbal or Cerro Santa Lucía for city views — or head into the nearby foothills for excellent hiking, just a short drive from downtown.
This coastal city is Chile’s bohemian soul. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Valparaíso is a maze of hills, murals, funiculars, and sea breeze. Every corner feels like a canvas, with vibrant street art, quirky cafés, and hidden viewpoints. It’s a place to wander with no agenda, discovering color and poetry at every turn.
EnquireJust outside Santiago, this Andean canyon is a nature escape filled with dramatic mountain scenery. Visit Embalse El Yeso, a turquoise reservoir surrounded by towering peaks, or venture into El Morado National Park for hikes that lead to glaciers and alpine views. Cajón del Maipo is also perfect for hot springs, adventure sports, and picnics by the river.
EnquireHalfway between Santiago and the coast, Casablanca is known for its cool-climate wines — especially Sauvignon Blanc, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay. Visit boutique wineries like Matetic, known for biodynamic wines and beautiful architecture; Villard, a family-run estate with character and depth; and Re Winery, where innovation and tradition meet in every glass.
EnquireIconic and remote, Portillo is a legendary ski resort nestled beside the striking Laguna del Inca. With dramatic scenery, a family-friendly vibe, and deep alpine history, it offers both serious skiing and serene relaxation. Even outside of ski season, the views are worth the trip.
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