Go beyond the typical city tour and discover the true soul of Santiago with a local expert from the LGBT+ community! This private walking tour is a deep dive into the heart of the city, blending major landmarks with the hidden stories of our queer history.
We'll explore the grand Plaza de Armas, see the La Moneda Presidential Palace, and wander the bohemian streets of the Lastarria and Bellas Artes neighborhoods. Along the way, your guide will share personal insights and stories you won't find in any guidebook, giving you a truly authentic perspective on the city.
The Pride Tours Difference:
This is a personal conversation, not a lecture. Hear the untold stories of Chile’s journey to equality and get an insider's view on the local culture.
We have meticulously built a safe and celebratory space where your only job is to be completely, authentically yourself. We take care of the rest.
We'll met you at the front of La Moneda Palace (we'll coordinate with you the exact spot). In some cases, we could pick you up at the hotel or choose with you another meeting point (optional).
We'll end the tour around the Lastarria District to show you this area, and it's main restaurants.
Starting at la Moneda Palace, we'll go through the history of this beautifull building and the democracy development since the 70's It's a great spot for taking some picutres!
At the other side of la Moneda Palace, we'll talk more about the democracy breakdown in Chile (1973), how this affected the cultural and LGBT development in Chile
A quick stop to apreciate the architecture of the buildings surounding the Court Palace, and the hidden messages on the construction of the buildings.
We'll stop at the entrance of the main square (Plaza de Armas) and discover how LGBT people use to meet back in the old days.
This is where we'll stay the most. We'll start with the origins of the city, discuss about the truths and lies about the official history. We'll have time to explore some of the buildings like the cathedral or the National Museum. We'll stop at the spot where the first LGBT protest took place in Chile, and talk about diversity and acceptance in the country
A quick stop to appreciate the building and the history behind it
We'll walk through the parks of the hill, explore the importance for the first inhabitants of Chile, for the spanish conquerors and how it's related to the LGBT community. A great spot to oversee the city and take some great pictures.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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