Santiago

Santiago is the capital and economic center of Chile. With its many museums, events, theaters, restaurants, bars and other entertainment and cultural opportunities, it is also the political and cultural center of the country. Its central location in the country makes it a great base for visiting other areas, and it is possible to ski in the nearby Andes and later be on the beach in the same day.

The Historical Center is the place to go for historical sights. For over five centuries this has been a governmental seat, and you can find buildings of great historical significance here. One of them is the modernist colonial Palacio de la Moneda, built for minting of coins. From the mid-19th century it has also been the residence of the president until the coup of 1973.
South of the palace is Alameda, the main drag of the city with the central university building (Casa Central de la Universidad de Chile), the San Francisco church and the Santa Lucia hill with great views of the old town. Plaza de Armas opposite the university building is the most lively area of the downtown and in addition to vendors you can often find artists, comedians and singers performing here. Nearby you can find the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Palace of the Royal Court (nowadays a museum) and the mayor's residence.

Concha Toro – 45 minutes drive from the capital there are famous vineyards and there are also wine warehouses located in the centennial park in the Pirkyu district. First you will visit the place Don Melchior, you will see a panoramic view of the Pirkyu region, and, of course, in the wine cellars you will be offered Casillero del Diablo wine with an exquisite bouquet and taste. Here you will hear interesting information about the production of wines from the vine to the fermentation of grape juice, the final result of which is a wine - unique in its aroma and taste.