Hop On Hop Off City Tour Santiago, Classic Edition

Embark on a unique exploration of Santiago with our Hop On Hop Off City Tour. Choose your destinations and decide how much time to spend at each. Some of Santiago's hidden treasures might captivate you longer than others. Ditch the set itineraries—today, you are in charge.

This flexible journey begins whenever you choose, from any stop on the route. The Big Bus operates from Tuesday to Sunday, between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

Our 1st stop is conveniently located next to Mall Parque Arauco, a premier shopping destination in Chile and Latin America. Opened in 1982, it was the first mall in the country to combine major retail stores and entertainment. Today, it offers a diverse blend of gastronomy and fun, featuring national and international retailers and a Luxury District with brands like Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Dior.

Our 2nd stop takes us to the stunning Bicentennial Park in Vitacura, the largest green space in the area, sprawling along the southern bank of the Mapocho River. Its 27 hectares are home to varied landscapes, including playgrounds, statues, sports areas, and lagoons. Discover its beauty by exploring the trails and visiting the two lagoons where black-necked swans, flamingos, herons, and fish coexist.

The 3rd stop is at the Santiago Cable Car, offering the best panoramic vistas of the capital. Begin your ascent at Oasis Station, accessed via the main entry on Pedro de Valdivia. The cable car grants access to the city's finest 360º views, as well as the majestic Andes Mountains, surrounded by native Chilean flora and fauna.

Recognized as Santiago's top attraction, the cable car transports you to the summit of San Cristóbal Hill at "Estación Cumbre", home to the statue of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception and Bellavista Terrace, renowned for its cityscape and classic "Motes con huesillo", a must-try local refreshment.

Our 4th stop is the Funicular, located in Parquemet, Santiago's and Latin America's largest green space, also known as Cerro San Cristóbal. Declared a Historic Monument in 2000, the funicular is celebrated for its intricate cable system and heritage significance in Santiago. The entrance at Pío Nono features a large neoclassical castle designed by esteemed architect Luciano Kulczewski. The refurbished cars climb approximately 500 meters to reach San Cristóbal's peak.

It also includes an intermediate stop leading to the National Zoo, and the next is "Estación Cumbre", offering connections to the Terraza Bellavista, the Santuario de la Virgen, and the Cable Car.

Our 5th stop is the Plaza de Armas in Santiago, the historic center of the capital and kilometer 0. This captivating space blends colonial architecture with the vibrant pulse of urban life. It's bordered by the grand Metropolitan Cathedral and colorful landmarks like the Post Office, Santiago City Hall, and the National History Museum, making it a cultural hub where history, local crafts, and city vibes converge.

The 6th stop is Plaza de la Constitución, situated in Santiago's Civic Neighborhood. Here, you'll find key government buildings and monuments, plus statues of notable national figures: Diego Portales, Pedro Aguirre Cerda, Jorge Alessandri, Eduardo Frei Montalva, and Salvador Allende. The main highlight is the Palacio de la Moneda, the presidential palace, alongside the Centro Cultural La Moneda, which hosts various art exhibits. Nearby are the Metropolitan Intendancy, Santiago Stock Exchange, Club de la Unión, University of Chile, Paseo Bulnes, and Barrio Dieciocho.

Our 7th stop is Santa Lucía Hill, a foundational site since Santiago's establishment on February 12, 1541. Its grand neoclassical entrance, completed in 1902, features a sculpture of Neptune and is surrounded by an architectural marvel of curved staircases, fountains, a large terrace, and a triumphal arch topped by a dome.

Beyond the hill, explore nearby attractions like the National Library, the Paris-London neighborhood, San Francisco Church del Monte, Casa Central de la Universidad Católica, GAM Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center, and the Lastarria neighborhood, renowned for its art galleries, restaurants, bookstores, crafts, and more.

The 8th stop is Plaza de la Aviación in Providencia, an extension of Balmaceda Park, named in honor of the Chilean Air Force monument erected in 1980. Here, you'll find the Bicentennial fountain, nearly 70 meters long and over 25 meters wide. Enjoy a walk along Providencia Avenue, a lively area filled with shops, restaurants, cafes, businesses, and bars. Nearby, Barrio Italia is a gastronomic hotspot known for its variety of international cuisines.

The 9th stop is the tallest building in Latin America, the Costanera Center. Standing at 300 meters, this tower merges modernity and entertainment, becoming one of Santiago's key tourist attractions. It features a modern mall with hundreds of shops, including clothing, technology, sports, films, and entertainment, along with a diverse culinary scene. It also boasts a terrace and a viewing platform called Sky Costanera, offering breathtaking city views.

The 10th stop combines modernity and gastronomy in the heart of the El Golf neighborhood in Las Condes. This area showcases mid-20th-century architecture from affluent families, such as Isidora Goyenechea, the main street's namesake. Around this stop, you'll find national and international dining options, as well as attractions like Plaza Perú, Las Condes Municipal Theater, and the Las Condes Interactive Museum. The museum offers a journey through space and time with engaging 3D audiovisual productions, perfect for the entire family.

Remember, this adventure is entirely flexible. Enjoy 24, 48, or even 72 hours of unlimited access to the Big Bus, allowing you to tailor your schedule and fully immerse yourself in this unforgettable and vibrant experience in Santiago.