Where idiosyncrasy meets Chile´s distinctive and sometimes isolated political and cultural history.
We begin with a gentle ride through Santiago´s parks chatting about Chilean culture, education and immigration before diving into the hustle and bustle of downtown to explore General Pinochet´s notorious 1973 political coup and its repercussions.
Using Santiago´s beautiful green spaces and lively city center, this tour will show you what an important regional and international political player Chile has been since Independence in 1810.
Stops:
Bellas Artes Neighborhood, Balmaceda Park, Providencia and Condell Neighborhood, Bustamante Park, Plaza Italia and Plaza Baquedano, Lastarria Neighborhood, Gabriela Mistral Museum, Catholic University Building, Santa Lucía Hill, Constitution Plaza, Presidential Palace "La Moneda", Citizens Plaza, University of Chile Building, Paris and London Neighborhood, San Francisco Church and Forestal Park
