
Chile · Road trip
5 days in Santiago
5 days in Santiago, planned at an active pace for a couple. Start with Plaza de Armas and San Cristóbal Hill and follow the day-by-day route. Customise the places, pace and duration to make it your own.
Your days, in detail
The itinerary
Day 1
Arrival – Plaza de Armas & Cerro San Cristóbal

Morning
Arrive in Santiago, pick up rental car, check‑in at Hotel Casa Sur.
Afternoon
Visit Plaza de Armas, then walk to Cerro San Cristóbal for city views.
Evening
Dinner in Bellavista neighbourhood.

Apincheira · CC BY-SA 3.0 Plaza de Armas
Explore the main square, historic cathedral and surrounding colonial buildings.
Open space, free entry.
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Carlos yo · CC BY-SA 4.0 San Cristóbal Hill
Take the funicular or walk to the summit for panoramic views of the city and Andes.
Funicular tickets about £3 per adult; check operating hours.
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Day 2
Santiago Culture – Museum of Memory & La Chascona

Morning
Breakfast, then drive to Museum of Memory and Human Rights.
Afternoon
Stroll through Parque Forestal and visit La Chascona, Pablo Neruda’s house.
Evening
Tapas dinner in the Lastarria district.

Warko · CC BY-SA 3.0 Museum of Memory and Human Rights
Learn about Chile’s recent history through exhibitions and archives.
Admission £5 per adult; allow time for security checks.
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Felipe Restrepo Acosta · CC BY-SA 4.0 
Marcelo Ois Lagarde · CC BY-SA 3.0 La Chascona
Tour Neruda’s quirky house‑museum, filled with personal items and sea‑inspired décor.
Admission £4 per adult; guided tours in English available.
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Day 3
Cerro Alegre


Carlos Figueroa Rojas · CC BY-SA 4.0 Cerro Alegre
Wander colourful streets, see street‑art murals and historic funiculars.
Parking available on streets; be mindful of narrow lanes.
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Day 4
Concha y Toro Winery
Concha y Toro Winery
Guided tour of vineyards, cellar and tasting of flagship Cabernet Sauvignon.
Tour cost included in activity budget; book in advance.
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Day 5
Departure
Make room for your own discoveries
Make it your Santiago.
Keep the ideas you like. Build the rest around you.