Ashley & Sebastian
Things To Do
Sky Costanera
For guests seeking a breathtaking perspective of Santiago, Sky Costanera offers an unforgettable experience. Located atop the Gran Torre Costanera, the tallest building in South America, this observatory provides a 360° panoramic view of the city and the majestic Andes Mountains.
Barrio Lastarria
Just a short walk from the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Barrio Lastarria is a charming neighborhood that captures the artistic and cultural spirit of Santiago. Nestled between the picturesque Parque Forestal and the historic Cerro Santa Lucía, this area is perfect for a leisurely stroll, a delightful meal, or discovering local art.
Shopping at Lastarria
Feria Antiguedades -Step into the past at this charming antique fair, where vintage treasures and unique collectibles line the streets of one of Santiago’s most artsy neighborhoods. Galpon de los Anticuarios - A hidden gem for antique lovers—explore a curated collection of furniture, art, and oddities from another era, all under one eclectic roof. Persa Biobio - A chaotic, colorful maze of vintage goods, secondhand finds, street food, and local flavor. Persa Biobío is part treasure hunt, part cultural experience. Feria de Diseno Independiente - Celebrate Chilean creativity at this vibrant market showcasing independent designers, handmade goods, and original fashion with a local twist. Feria Vintage en Casa de los Diez - A stylish pop-up in a historic mansion—Fría Vintage blends retro fashion, music, and culture in one of Santiago’s most atmospheric venues.
Oasis station. Cerro San Cristobal Cable Car
For guests seeking a scenic adventure, the Oasis Station is the starting point of the Cerro San Cristóbal Cable Car—a must-do activity in Santiago. This aerial tramway offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Andes Mountains.
National Museum of Fine Arts
If you have some extra time while you're in Santiago, we recommend checking out the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (National Museum of Fine Arts). It's just a short walk from the city center and located in the beautiful Parque Forestal, right next to the charming Barrio Lastarria. This stunning museum features classic and modern art from Chile and around the world. The building itself is worth seeing—designed in a French style with a huge glass dome that lets in gorgeous natural light.
Santa Lucía Hill
Rising from the center of Chile’s capital, Santa Lucía Hill (Cerro Santa Lucía) is a lush, historic oasis that offers panoramic views, hidden fountains, and ornate architecture. Once a volcanic hill known as Huelén, it was transformed into a romantic city park in the 19th century. Climb the winding staircases, explore colonial-era fortifications, and take in the skyline from the iconic Castillo Hidalgo. Whether you’re a history lover or just chasing a great view, this green gem in Santiago is a must-see.
Café de la Candelaria
Nestled in the heart of Barrio Italia, Café de la Candelaria offers a delightful array of dishes and beverages that showcase Chilean flavors with a touch of international flair. Their menu features a variety of sandwiches, salads, and brunch options, catering to both traditional and contemporary tastes.
Campo La Quirinca
Just a short drive from Santiago, Campo La Quirinca offers a peaceful rural retreat in Chile’s Maipo Valley. This family-run farm combines agriculture, hospitality, and local tradition. Visitors can explore lush gardens, interact with farm animals like alpacas and chickens, and enjoy personalized wine and pisco tastings. The experience often includes a guided tour of the facilities, showcasing sustainable farming practices and the region’s rich agricultural heritage. Many guests also appreciate the opportunity to purchase local products and souvenirs directly from the farm. Campo La Quirinca is a popular stop on Maipo Valley wine tours, offering a unique blend of nature, culture, and local flavor. Whether you're seeking a relaxing day trip or a deeper connection to Chile’s countryside, this charming farm provides a memorable and authentic experience.
Viña Concha y Toro
Located in Pirque, just an hour from Santiago, Viña Concha y Toro is one of Chile’s most iconic wineries. Founded in 1883 by Don Melchor Concha y Toro, the estate is renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture, and world-class wines. Visitors can explore the historic "Casona," stroll through lush gardens designed by French landscaper Guillermo Renner, and delve into the legend of "Casillero del Diablo" in the famed cellar. The winery offers a range of tours, including the Premium Tour, which features tastings of four Marqués de Casa Concha wines paired with fine cheeses, all guided by expert sommeliers. For a complete experience, guests can dine at the on-site Bodega 1883 restaurant, savoring dishes crafted from local ingredients and perfectly paired with Concha y Toro's finest selections. Whether you're a wine enthusiast or a casual traveler, a visit to Viña Concha y Toro offers a memorable journey into Chile's winemaking heritage.
Alyan Family Wines
Alyan Family Wines offers an immersive "Alyan Sunset" experience, a 3.5 to 4-hour guided tour that includes five to six tastings of their Family Ambassador line, paired with a light snack and a fixed-menu dinner. Set against the backdrop of the Andes, this experience provides guests with panoramic views, artistic installations, and a deep connection to the winery's history and craftsmanship.