Santiago’s historic city center and political-cultural heart. Families walk through the lively square, observe daily life among street artists and local vendors, and hear kid-friendly stories about explorers, early colonial life, and the figures who shaped the capital.

Located directly on Plaza de Armas, where families admire the cathedral's grand historic façade while learning how the city was founded in 1541.

Dedicated to the pre-colonial history of the Americas. 2-Hour & 3-Hour Tours: Exterior viewing while learning about ancient indigenous cultures that lived across the Americas prior to Spanish arrival. 4-Hour Tour: Includes Skip-the-Line indoor admission with a private guide to explore ancient artifacts, indigenous traditions, art, and beliefs across early American civilizations.

One of Santiago’s most famous urban landmarks. Families walk up the hill to admire Castillo Hidalgo while hearing local legends and learning how this fortress site played a role in the city's early development.

An ornate fountain feature located on Santa Lucía Hill, providing a scenic stop where the guide shares engaging stories about Santiago’s 19th-century urban transformation.

Housed in one of Santiago’s premier historic buildings, this stop includes indoor entry to explore impressive artworks and Chilean visual arts culture.

Located in Plaza de Armas, where families pause to learn about the diverse native cultures that form Chile’s rich heritage.

An impressive neoclassical landmark where visitors admire the grand interior/exterior architecture while learning about Chile’s literary history and cultural heritage.