Santiago Walking Tour (LGBT)

Santiago Walking Tour (LGBT)

Our Santiago walking city tour from La Moneda (Presidential Palace), walking through the Santa Lucia Hill, until reaching Patio Bellavista, Santiago hides more than just the typical secrets within its history as well as many hidden anecdotes. Its streets and walls have been witness to how the Chilean and LGBT history has been evolving. You’ll be able to visit these places as well as others along with us.

This activity has a 3 to 4-hour duration

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: La Moneda, Moneda S/N, Santiago 8320000 Chile

Starting at la Moneda Palace, we'll go through the history of this beautifull building and the democracy development since the 70's

It's a great spot for taking some picutres!

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Plaza de La Constitucion, Moneda and Morande, Santiago 8340503 Chile

At the other side of la Moneda Palace, we'll talk more about the democracy breakdown in Chile (1973), how this affected the cultural and LGBT development in Chile

Duration: 15 minutes

Stop At: Palacio de Tribunales de Justicia, Rua Compania de Jesus, Santiago Chile

A quick stop to apreciate the architecture of the buildings surounding the Court Palace, and the hidden messages on the construction of the buildings.

Duration: 5 minutes

Pass By: Paseo Ahumada, Ahumada, Santiago 8320202 Chile

We'll stop at the entrance of the main square (Plaza de Armas) and discover how LGBT people use to meet back in the old days.

Stop At: Plaza de Armas, Santiago 8329001 Chile

This is where we'll stay the most. We'll start with the origins of the city, discuss about the truths and lies about the official history. We'll have time to explore some of the buildings like the cathedral or the National Museum.

We'll stop at the spot where the first LGBT protest took place in Chile, and talk about diversity and acceptance in the country

Duration: 30 minutes

Pass By: Red House (Casa Colorada), Merced 860, Santiago Chile

A quick stop to appreciate the building and the history behind it

Stop At: Cerro Santa Lucía, Cerro Sta. Lucia 105, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile

We'll walk through the parks of the hill, explore the importance for the first inhabitants of Chile, for the spanish conquerors and how it's related to the LGBT community.

A great spot to oversee the city and take some great pictures.

Duration: 40 minutes