Santiago, Chile

The Chilean capital is a charming destination with nice walks and restaurants. Visitors to the city begin their journey at Plaza de Armas. The location, which was founded in 1541, brings together some of the most important buildings in Chile's capital.

The Metropolitan Cathedral and Palacio de La Moneda, the seat of the Chilean government, are additional tourist attractions that should not be overlooked. It is impossible to skip the National Museum of Fine Arts from the tour. It was founded in 1880, making it South America's first art museum.

Calle Bandera is a colorful street in the center of Santiago. There is a long stretch with eye-catching multicolored artistic interventions. The street is named after Pedro Chacón y Morales, a well-known city merchant. The Santiago Central Market is an excellent place to experience Chilean culture and cuisine. Santiago is near several ski resorts, including El Colorado and Valle Nevado, which have some of the best slopes in the country.