One of the great things about visiting Santiago is that it's relatively difficult to get lost. With the Andes always to the east and the wide variety of landmarks, such as the two iconic hills and a series of statues, fountains and other easily-recognizable buildings, you can orient yourself and learn a bit about the city at the same time.
A large pointed hill with the Virgin Mary on top, that serves as Santiago's backyard...
Santiago, Chile
Cerro Santa Lucía is the smaller of the two iconic hills in Santiago...
San Pablo 967 Interior
Vergara and Av. 21 de Mayo
Traditional Market...
Moneda
Centro
The official seat of government...
Bandera 361
One of the most important museums in the city...
Avenida Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins 1091
National Monument and site for social events...
Nueva York
Calle Nueva York
Historic Street of Santiago...
Catedral y Monjitas
Centro
Main Plaza of Santiago...
José Victorino Lastarria 305 y 307
Centro
Cultural Center...
Moneda
Popular meeting point...