Private City Tour, 2 Options: Concha y Toro Winery / Bahá'í Temple

This private city tour covers the essentials of historic Santiago ( the París-Londres neighborhood, La Moneda Palace, Plaza de Armas, Santa Lucía hill and San Cristóbal hill ) with a vehicle and guide exclusive to your group, closing with one of two options you choose:

Full day excursion beginning with the City Tour Contrasts from west to east. You will get to know the different sectors of Santiago de Chile, mainly the historic center and the heritage neighborhoods and then the most modern sector of the city. Includes lunch at a restaurant specializing in typical Chiloé food, an island in the south of Chile, known for its appreciated and tasty gastronomy. After lunch the passenger can choose between these 2 options:

Concha y Toro option: 8:30 departure from the hotel · 9:10 París-Londres neighborhood · 9:45 La Moneda Palace · 10:30 Plaza de Armas · 11:30 Santa Lucía hill · 12:30 San Cristóbal hill (cable car, Metropolitan Park) · 13:30 lunch, traditional Chilean food · 16:00 tour and tasting at Concha y Toro winery · 18:30 arrival back at the hotel.

Wine tourism lovers can visit one of the most recognized wine brands in the world. Its wines are present in the most important markets of the five continents. It is famous for its legend of the Casillero del Diablo, which has contributed to consolidate the brand at international level.

Bahá’í Temple option: the same morning route up through San Cristóbal hill and lunch, then in the afternoon 15:20 visit to the Bahá’í Temple · 16:45 Los Dominicos craft fair · 17:10 return to the hotel · 18:00 end of service.

For those who want to have a more spiritual afternoon, we will visit the Bahá’í South America temple, an important architectural work and spiritual monument of this religion. Anyone who wishes to visit its temple for the purpose of prayer and reflection in its facilities is welcome to do so. It is surrounded by a beautiful landscape and has an impressive panoramic view of the central valley (Santiago).

Why it’s worth it

It’s the way to see downtown Santiago without sharing schedules or a vehicle with other passengers, choosing between wine tourism or heritage and crafts for the closing stop. The price per person depends on group size and is the same for both options: see the price table on this page.