Tour: Santiago City Tour

Half day Code: CGS005

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Rates from USD$29 Ref. 04 a 07 Passengers CLP $13.300 Ref. 04 a 07 Passengers See all rates

We'll begin this tour with a visit to the main interesting and cultural areas of Santiago, crossing the Civic District, Santa Lucia Hill, Main square and San Cristóbal hill.

Itinerary

Santiago City Tour

City tour in Santiago visiting the main tourist attractions, such as, old district, San Francisco church built between 1572 and 1618. Government Palace, Main square, Central Post office, Santa Lucía Hill founded in 1541, majesticly located in the center of the city. The trip follows until San Cristóbal Hill where a panaromic view of Santiago city is appreciated. Finally we will visit the most modern district in the city.
Come back to hotel.

Activities

Cultural

Accommodations Included	01 Passenger	02 Passengers	03 Passengers	04 a 07 Passengers
Day Tour	$43.400	$21.700	$14.470	$13.300

Today rates(Feb/01/2011 until Dec/31/2012)

Rates in USD (US Dollars), per person

Accommodations Included	01 Passenger	02 Passengers	03 Passengers	04 a 07 Passengers
Day Tour	$94	$47	$31	$29

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CLP Peso Chileno

Total length: 3 hours and 30 minutes.
Include
- Private Services
- Bilingual driver guide

They recommend us

"Had a great time many thanks, very enjoyable"
April/2011
Rachael Kennedy
"I found most everything about your service was first rate; especially the help I got from :Paulina Mardones. She was very helpful and gracious and patient in answering all my questions and quick delivery…"
April/2011
Marion Purcelli
"Excellent planning of several freelance and company based guides. No problems for the entire 11 days booked through Visit Chile. Many thanks"
April/2011
Vlad Tiglariu
"The whole tripe was excelent, some guide were better than others, but in general very pleasant..."
October/2011
Claire Roussel
"I appreciated very much the kind attention given by your staff Mrs. Katherine for all my queries by e-mail. There were nearly 30 messages exchanged and all the doubts were clarified."
June/2011
Munekazu Matsumoto