Santa Lucía Hill ( Cerro Santa Lucía) is a small hill in the centre of Santiago. It borders on Alameda del Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins in the south (there is a metro station near the hill whose name is homonymous), Santa Lucía Street in the west and Victoria Subercaseaux. Santa Lucia Hill has an altitude of 629 m and a height of 69 m. It has a surface of 65.300 m2. Adorned previously with ornate facades, stairways and fountains, today an adjacent metro station is named for it. Atop the hill, there is a vista point unsurpassed inside Santiago.

A beautiful palace containing lots of episodes of the Chilean history. Situated in the middle of Santiago, near Toesca (subway station). You can see The Chilean aristocratic past in every detail in this wonderful house. A really nice place to visit.

La Moneda faces the Plaza de la Constitucion. Palacio de la Moneda is the presidential palace and was known worldwide for the military coup in 1973 that brought the former dictator, Pinochet, to power and death of the President Salvador Allende.
Towards the end of the 18th century, authorities in Madrid commissioned the building and set Italian architect Joaquín Toesca the task of designing the colonial money-making site. Completed in 1805, the building's purpose changed radically in 1846 when then President Manuel Bulnes moved into the property with his family.

The grounds of this park were obtained by the canalization of the Mapocho River in 1891. In 1900 the administrator Enrique Cousino began the construction of the Forestal Park with his fellow countryman Jorge Dubois.

Many monuments, sculptures, and species of trees are found here. It is a must on Sundays for the people of Santiago, who come here for their weekly stroll. It is especially pretty in autumn and a blessing on hot summer days. It is an oasis in the middle of the concrete jungle and noise of the large city.