Santiago

Unfortunately, Chile's main art museum now has only a small part of its excellent collection of Chilean painting on display, confining it to just six small rooms on the second floor. — Fodor's

the presidential palace since 1846 and seat of government, bears the memory of the 1973 coup that led to the death of Allende. — Michelin Guide

Affords unrivalled views of the city (on a clear day), rendering this attraction one of the best in the city. — Frommer's

Houses the Museum of Santiago. — Michelin Guide

The house is home to works of art and books which have survived the destruction carried out by the dictatorship in 1973. — Michelin Guide

Beckoning to an artsy crowd, the Bellavista neighborhood features graffiti-lined streets with cafes, art galleries and boutique shops. — U.S. News & World Report

There were (conservatively) 500 people watching these mimes. — Afar Magazine

Showcasing the work of more than 300 local artists, the Museo de Artes Visuales, or MAVI, serves as a center for Chilean contemporary art. — Travel + Leisure

The three- and four-story town houses are all unique. — Fodor's

Chile's largest producer is consistently good in every price range, from the most inexpensive table wines to some of Chile's finest—and priciest—labels. — Fodor's

Hosts temporary exhibitions of national and international modern art. — Frommer's

Near the foot of Cerro Santa Lucía is the block-long classical facade of the National Library. — Fodor's

...[T]he church's interior is something to behold, with a stunning baroque Bavarian pulpit and an altar displaying a 16th-century image of the Virgin Mary... — Frommer's

At the Central Market you'll find a matchless selection of edible products from the sea. — Fodor's

Beyond the lagoon is the Museo de Ciencia y Tecnología, which has interactive exhibits on astronomy, geology and other aspects of science and technology. — Lonely Planet