Santiago's Hidden Gems
Explore lesser-known landmarks across the Santiago Metropolitan Region, from urban architectural curiosities to remote Andean retreats. This collection features the Sculpture Park's outdoor Chilean art and the mobile-phone-shaped Torre Telefónica. Beyond the city center, discover the historic 19th-century Castillo Hidalgo atop Santa Lucía Hill, the tiered thermal pools of Baños Colina in the Andes, and the abandoned Tinoco railway tunnel, a relic of the region's industrial past.
A Sculpture Park
The Sculpture Park is one of the most interesting places in the city, as it features sculptures by different Chilean artists.
B Torre Telefónica
A 143-meter skyscraper designed to resemble a 1990s mobile phone. Located near Plaza Baquedano, it serves as a major telecommunications hub and is a prominent example of late 20th-century high-tech architecture in Santiago.
C Castillo Hidalgo
Constructed in 1816 as a defensive fortress on the summit of Santa Lucía Hill. This Spanish colonial-era structure was later transformed into a mansion and currently serves as a venue for events and ceremonies.
D Baños Colina
Natural thermal springs located in the Cajón del Maipo at an altitude of 2,500 meters. The site features tiered outdoor pools with mineral-rich waters ranging from 25°C to 55°C, offering views of the surrounding San José volcano.
E Túnel Ferroviario Tinoco
An abandoned 600-meter railway tunnel in the Cajón del Maipo. Built in the early 20th century to connect Santiago with the mining town of El Volcán, it is now a site for hikers and local folklore.
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