Why has Santiago’s oldest church survived centuries of earthquakes? See Iglesia de San Francisco, La Moneda, Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral and more on a private guided walk. Flexible tour options.
Explore Santiago’s historic center on a private guided experience with Rosotravel. See one of the city’s oldest churches and learn about colonial history, architecture, and culture with a Private Licensed Guide. Walk through historic streets and hear the stories that shaped Santiago.
See Santiago through the eyes of a Licensed Guide with us.
Pickup & Drop-off at customer's accomodation in Santiago, Chile. The driver will be waiting for you with a sign with the lead travelers name.
One of Santiago’s oldest surviving colonial structures and a major symbol of the city's early history along Avenida Libertador Bernardo O’Higgins. Visitors admire its red stone façade, step inside to see its wooden ceiling and religious art, and learn about the Franciscan order, local traditions, and the church's resilience against major earthquakes.
Located adjacent to the church, where visitors learn about the complex and museum housing significant collections of colonial artwork, religious artifacts, and early Santiago heritage.
An elegant 19th-century performing arts landmark where visitors admire the exterior architecture while learning about the vibrant cultural life and performing arts history surrounding the venue.
The seat of the Chilean government, closely tied to the nation's political history. Visitors view the building from the outside while learning about key political events and state governance.
A historic civic square surrounding La Moneda Palace, providing an open vantage point to view government landmarks and discuss modern political history.
Passed along the Old Town walk, where visitors view the exterior while learning about the ancient civilizations that inhabited the Americas before European colonization.
The landmark historic building that formerly housed Chile’s legislative branch, highlighting the country's political evolution and legislative history.
Santiago’s central historic square where the city was founded in 1541. Visitors walk through the lively plaza to learn why it became the political, social, and cultural heart of the capital.
Located on Plaza de Armas, where visitors admire its grand neoclassical exterior architecture while discovering its central role in Chilean religious and national history.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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