Tours & tickets

South American Baháʼí House of Worship

History, architecture and wine. A combination that you cannot miss! We start our day in the direction of Viña Cousiño Macul, founded in 1856 and being one of the oldest vineyards in the Maipo Valley. The architecture of this place has a beautiful French style with a stone base and brick vaults glued with mortar (a mixture of lime, sand and egg white). Here you can enjoy a tour, learn about the history and taste its exquisite varieties of wine. Then, we will visit the Bahá`i House of Worship, the first in South America. An imposing place that stands out for its architecture and lighting, here you can connect with yourself in a calm and serene environment. Located in the foothills of the Andes, it also gives you a spectacular panoramic view of Santiago.

Travel in comfort aboard a private van exclusively for your group, with pickup right from your hotel. Enjoy a smooth, hassle-free experience—no crowded vehicles, no long detours to pick up other passengers, and no need to find a meeting point. We’ll begin the day with a visit to one of Santiago’s most fascinating landmarks: the Bahá’í Temple of South America. Admire its stunning architecture and learn about the intriguing Bahá’í faith. Perched at the foothills of the Andes, the temple also offers panoramic views of the city. Next, we’ll stop at a local food court offering several quick and affordable lunch options (at your own expense) before continuing the tour. Our third stop is Santiago’s main urban winery: Cousiño Macul. Discover this historic estate nestled within the city limits, home to century-old cellars where wine was crafted as far back as the 19th century. Learn about the legacy of the Cousiño family and the winery’s sustainable practices. Led by a professional guide, your visit includes a tasting of four carefully selected wines that blend tradition and innovation. As a souvenir, you’ll receive a complimentary wine glass featuring the winery’s logo. Our fourth stop is to explore lapis lazuli, a rare blue gemstone found only in Chile and Afghanistan. Browse beautiful crafts and jewelry made from lapis, copper, silver, and other Chilean materials—ideal for finding unique and meaningful souvenirs. Around 5:30 PM, you can choose to be dropped off at your hotel or at Patio Bellavista, a vibrant nightlife hub filled with restaurants, bars, live music, and attractions. This indoor complex features international cuisine—Chilean, Peruvian, Colombian, Mexican, Asian, European, and more. It’s open until 1:00 AM on weekdays and 3:00 AM on weekends, with ample security and easy access to Uber for your return.

Meet the best attractions that Santiago de Chile has for you in the afternoon. Visit one of the 8 temples of worship located around the world, where you can appreciate a panoramic view of the city and have contact with the native nature. Here you will have the best postcards of your visit. After visiting the foothills, you will visit the tallest (300 m high) and most modern building in Chile and Latin America. At this point you will see the beautiful sunset. Here you will also have a beautiful 360 degree view of the city and take the best pictures. You will learn about the history of how the city was built and how it has evolved until today.

We will pick you up at your hotel around 30 to 45 minutes before the flight, depending on your location. Our multilingual driver will happily share information about the city while driving to the helicopter hangar. As the flight commences, marvel at spectacular views with insightful commentary from your guide. The aerial perspective offers a unique and memorable experience. Although the pilot may need to make variations, the typical route will allow you to see places such as: - The Bahá’í Temple of South America. - Manquehue Hill. - Golf Courses. - Costanera Tower (the highest in South America). - St. Cristobal Hill, with the statue of the Virgin Mary on its summit. - The financial neighborhood. - Downtown. - Santiago's Racecourse. - The National Stadium. This unparalleled Santiago adventure blends the thrill of a helicopter flight, informative commentary, and breathtaking views. Secure your journey now for an unforgettable exploration of this vibrant city! The flying time will be 30 minutes. After the flight, we will drive you back to your hotel or drop you at another destination inside the city if you wish.

Begin your day with a visit to the stunning Bahá'í Temple, a symbol of peace and unity nestled in the foothills of the Andes. Wander its ethereal gardens and soak in panoramic views of the city below. Next, dive into Chile’s artisanal heritage at the picturesque 'Pueblito de los Dominicos', -a former convent of Los Dominicos congregation- now is a charming colonial-style village brimming with local craftsmanship. Stroll cobblestone lanes lined with workshops, where skilled artisans sculpt pottery, weave textiles, and carve lapis-lazuli. Contrast tradition with modernity as you explore Santiago’s chic neighborhoods. Marvel at Vitacura’s sleek boutiques and avant-garde art galleries, then glide through Las Condes’ towering business district. This sleek urban landscape culminates at the Santiago Civic Center, where contemporary design meets the pulse of city life. Trek through history as you climb the leafy slopes of Cerro Santa Lucía, the hill where Spanish 'Conquistadors' founded the city in 1541. Reach the summit for breathtaking 360-degree vistas of Santiago’s skyline, framed by the Andes Mountains—a photographer’s paradise. Stand before the stately Government Palace, the neoclassical seat of Chile’s presidency. Learn tales of political intrigue and resilience, from colonial rule to modern democracy, while capturing its majestic façade. Nearby, uncover the legacy of governance at the old Congress building, the Supreme Court, and the Royal Customs House -now housing the 'Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art' each echoing Santiago’s storied past. Immerse yourself in the heartbeat of Santiago at 'Plaza de Armas', the bustling main square. Admire the grandeur of the Metropolitan Cathedral, a baroque masterpiece, and the striking Central Post Office—a blend of colonial and 19th-century architecture. After soaking in the vibrant energy of Plaza de Armas, where Santiago’s colonial past meets its bustling present, it’s time to refuel with a taste of authentic Chilean cuisine. Just a short distance away, Galindo Restaurant awaits—a beloved local spot known for its hearty portions, traditional dishes like pastel de choclo (corn casserole) or cazuela (meat-and-vegetable stew), and its lively, convivial atmosphere. Pause here for 1 hour and 10 minutes to savor a leisurely lunch, perhaps paired with a glass of Chilean wine or a refreshing mote con huesillo (a sweet peach-and-barley drink). Finally, visit 'La Chascona', the former residence of Noble Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda, now a house-museum. Named "La Chascona" –or the "Woman with the Tousled Hair" for Neruda's third wife, Matilde Urrutia, who was characterized by her red, wavy strands– the converted museum today houses a rare collection of Neruda's personal possessions, including a portrait of Neruda's third wife painted by Diego Rivera. At the end of this activity we'll drop you off at your hotel, Airbnb or the house you're using as your current place to stay in Santiago.