• Speak English and make an effort to learn common words in Spanish
• Have vaseline and bandages in your bag. May come in handy.
• Give yourself some time to enjoy Santiago at a leisurely pace
• Be sensitive to the country’s past
• Refrain from passing on the salt to Chilean hand to hand
• Don’t wave a selfie stick around obnoxiously

Nightlife in Santiago is lively, welcoming people with music and salsa along with fresh foods and beverages served to the visitors. Bella Vista is an abode for the restaurants, prominent bars, and nightclubs. La Piojera is a place overflowing with beer and other high spirits predominantly during the night. With folklore, music, and beer, the hall-style drinking den scintillates the visitors. The visitors can explore a wide range of music such as Jazz, light music and stunning art performances of DJs. Flannery's Irish Geo Pub draws huge crowds, serving Irish bar snacks besides international cuisine. St. Patrick's day is celebrated as a  festival of prime importance here.

Plaza -de Armas

• It is an important arena in modern-day Chile
• Many people sell their paintings, while some of them relax in the square
• It is encompassed by a beautiful Metropolitan Cathedral
• The visitors can relax in the square and enjoy the architecture, the Bolivar fountain, the modern statue, and many such.

Cerro San Cristobal 

• The visitors can go hiking in this hilly area situated in the middle of Santiago. 
• This is Santiago's largest lung space.
• A funicular carries you between landscaped sections on one side while a cable car swoops you on the other.
• Amidst the hills,    you can sport a national zoo and Japanese garden which beautify the place 
• You can experience  panoramic views of the city which is explored by many visitors

Parque Forestal

• A park with greenery spread across the Mapocho River on reclaimed land from the river.
• The visitors can visit and experience a calm and relaxed environment evading the hustle and bustle of the city.
• Contains the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes and the three lines of Platanus Orientalis trees.

Teatro Municipal de- Santiago an institution for the performing arts is situated at the heart of the city.

• It provides an enthralling experience of drama and theater with stunning architecture captivating the eyes of the audience
• A center which promotes arts and culture worth spending an evening to explore and experience the culture and different art forms

• Take a stroll in the city center near Plaza -de- Armas searching for street drummers 
• Visiting Villa Grimaldi and exploring the works of the Chilean Government can provide the visitors with a learning experience
• Panoramasgratis. A group which persuades and promotes kid activities for people who are economically backward
• Walking  along the path of Cerro  Santa Lucia which gives a spectacular view of the city in addition to the sparkling Japanese gardens

• Patio Bellavista with exquisite silver jewelry crafted and polished for a sparkling effect attracts the customers
• Pueblito Los Dominicos which houses, traditional  crafts, Chilean  sweets, and medicinal herbs
• Barrio Italia - a place to catch a glimpse of vintage novels, cassettes, and newspapers
• El-Persa Bio- Bio is a place with a collection of antiques, clothes, records to old mobile phones which also serves great food 
• Alpaca
• Prensado cigars
• Lapis Lazuli
• Mapuche woven fabrics
• Huaso jackets
• Knee high shoes are a way to combat cold penetrating the feet