Santiago, Chile’s vast and dense capital city, sits amidst the country’s central valley. In the winter months, one can vividly see the snow-capped Andes from most points in the city. Additionally, the urban grid is determined by two prominent hills: San Cristóbal and Santa Lucía. Since I first visited in 2013, the skyline has been changing dramatically. Though the downtown core is still made of 19th-century neoclassical architecture (winding side-streets, markets and imposing religious structures) there’s been an injection of glass, steel and, of course, concrete.
This updated guide includes the newest buildings of Santiago: Universities, offices, restaurants, museums and so on. Anything interesting in terms of architecture is here. If you find any mistakes or have any suggestions please let me know. My intention is to keep it useful. Hope you enjoy it!
Download pdf here: Santiago de Chile Architecture Guide 2020 (PDF)
Download map here: Santiago de Chile Architecture Guide 2020
Virginia Duran 
I am going to study it!
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Thanks Wanda!
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An impressive amount of work in your detailed guide.
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Just realized this was nearly one year ago. This map was my third one 🙂
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Amazing.. we get lost in time and architecture, I think 😉
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Wow 🙂 I got something interesting to read in office. Let me read it during office hours. I am also planning to go somewhere for an adventurous trip. I hope your guide will assist me to decide somethings.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog (gracias)! I am afraid this maps are just of Architecture but Architecture can be fun and adventurous as well 🙂
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