Chile
Santiago
Santiago is a capital in a valley under the Andes — wine, neighborhoods, and mountains in every view.
Santiago is a modern capital ringed by the Andes — wine valleys an hour away, distinct neighborhoods (Bellavista, Lastarria), and a cable car up San Cristóbal. It's the gateway to Chile; spend two days here then head to the desert or Patagonia.
How long
2–3 days
Practical
Currency
Chilean peso (CLP). Cards common; carry cash for small places.
Language
Spanish. English in tourist areas.
Getting around
Metro and walk; a cable car goes up San Cristóbal.
Budget range
USD 50–110 equivalent per person per day at mid-range. Great value.
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