Hop On Hop Off City Tour Santiago, 1 Day Plus Edition

Experience Santiago like never before with this unique Hop On Hop Off City Tour, allowing you the freedom to decide your own path and time at each stop. Some of Santiago's attractions might capture your attention longer than others; forget about rigid schedules—today, it's all about your choice.

Start this flexible adventure at your preferred time and stop. The Big Bus operates from Tuesday to Sunday between 10:00 and 18:00.

The first stop of our Hop On Hop Off tour is conveniently located near Mall Parque Arauco, a premier shopping destination in Chile and Latin America. Since its opening in 1982, it has been a hub for shopping and entertainment, featuring a diverse range of gastronomic options, international brands such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Dior, and a luxury district.

The second stop is the picturesque Bicentennial Park in Vitacura, the largest green space in the area along the southern bank of the Mapocho River. Covering 27 hectares, it offers a variety of landscapes, play areas, statues, sports zones, and lagoons. Explore its trails and visit the lagoons where black-necked swans, flamingos, herons, and fish coexist.

Our third stop features the Santiago Cable Car, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Starting at "Oasis Station" via Pedro de Valdivia's main entrance, the cable car provides 360º views of Santiago and the majestic Andes Mountains. It takes you up to San Cristóbal Hill's "Cumbre Station," where you'll find the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception and the Bellavista Terrace, known for its stunning city views and the refreshing "Motes con huesillo."

The fourth stop is the Funicular at Parquemet, the largest green area in Santiago and Latin America, also known as "Cerro San Cristóbal." Declared a Historic Monument in 2000, the Funicular offers a ride up nearly 500 meters of hillside to the summit. It has an intermediate stop at the National Zoo before reaching the "Estación Cumbre," connecting with the Bellavista Terrace and the Sanctuary of the Virgin, along with the Cable Car.

The fifth stop is the Plaza de Armas de Santiago, the historic core of the capital and considered the kilometer 0. This area blends colonial architecture with urban vibrancy, surrounded by the Metropolitan Cathedral and colorful buildings like the "Correo", "Municipalidad de Santiago", and the "Museo de Historia Nacional". It's a cultural hub where history, local crafts, and city life converge.

The sixth stop is Plaza de la Constitución in Santiago's Civic District. This square houses significant government buildings and monuments, including the La Moneda Palace, the presidential seat, and the La Moneda Cultural Center with various art exhibitions. Nearby are the Metropolitan Intendancy, Santiago Stock Exchange, Club de la Unión, University of Chile, Paseo Bulnes, and Barrio Dieciocho.

The seventh stop is Cerro Santa Lucía, a historic site since Santiago's founding on February 12, 1541. Its neoclassical entrance, completed in 1902, features a sculpture of the God Neptune, surrounded by a complex of stairs, pools, terraces, and a triumphal arch. Nearby, explore the National Library, Paris-London Neighborhood, San Francisco Church, Casa Central de la Universidad Católica, GAM Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center, and the Lastarria Neighborhood, filled with art galleries, restaurants, bookstores, and handicrafts.

The eighth stop is in Providencia at Plaza de la Aviación, an extension of Balmaceda Park. Named after the Chilean Air Force monument established in 1980, it features a water fountain called Bicentennial. Enjoy strolling through Balmaceda Park along Providencia Avenue, a bustling tourist area with shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars, and nearby is Barrio Italia, a gastronomic hotspot with diverse international cuisine.

The ninth stop is the towering Costanera Center, the tallest building in Latin America. This 300-meter-high structure combines modernity and entertainment, offering a top-tier mall with numerous stores and dining options, alongside the Sky Costanera viewpoint for spectacular city views.

Finally, the tenth stop, blending modernity and gastronomy, is in the El Golf neighborhood, Las Condes. Known for mid-20th century architecture and named after Isidora Goyenechea, the main street features national and international dining, and attractions like Plaza Perú, Las Condes Municipal Theater, and the Las Condes Interactive Museum, perfect for family fun with 3D audiovisual productions.

This adventure is fully adaptable, offering 24, 48, or 72 hours of unlimited Big Bus access, ensuring it fits your schedule and maximizes your experience in vibrant Santiago.