Duration
3 hrs
Group Size
1-10
Language
English · Español · Português
Difficulty
Easy
Meeting Point
Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center - Barrio Lastarria, Santiago
Some neighborhoods you visit; Lastarria you taste. Our Lastarria Culinary Experience wanders Santiago's most bohemian streets for three delicious hours, in a group so small it feels like lunch with friends. Start at Centro Gabriela Mistral, toast your first Pisco Sour beside Chilean home cooking at Chipe Libre, let a BocaNariz sommelier walk you through Chile's wines glass by glass, peek inside the fire-scarred Veracruz Church, then settle into a long three-course lunch at Casa Lastarria. Come hungry, come curious: our guides serve food and Chilean culture as one delicious story, in English, Spanish or Portuguese.
Thousands of volunteers raised this building in 275 days in 1972. A year later the dictatorship took it over and turned it into the seat of its regime, until a fire returned it to the city as the cultural center where your walk begins.
Chile and Peru have argued for centuries over who invented pisco. This bar declared itself the Independent Republic of Pisco, gave itself a flag, and built the whole place around the argument.
Chile's first wine bar opened here in 2012, pouring nothing but Chilean labels. Sommeliers walk you through a list of more than 300 wines that carries the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.
Declared a National Monument in 1983, this neoclassical church burned during the unrest of November 2019. The flames gutted the inside but never brought it down, and it carries the scars in plain sight.
Starter, main and dessert served across a heritage mansion by Luciano Kulczewski, one of the neighborhood’s architectural landmarks, spread over three floors of dining rooms and terraces.
You'll get the exact meeting point — with a map pin and a photo — in your confirmation email right after booking.
This is an adults-only experience (18+), built around wine tastings and Pisco Sour. It's easy-paced and works well for older travelers, but it's not designed for children.
Our guides host in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Let us know your preference when you book.
Yes, we accommodate vegan and vegetarian guests with advance notice. Let us know when you book so the restaurants can prepare for your group.
Santiago has over 300 sunny days a year, so rain is rare. Tours run in light rain; if the weather makes it unsafe, we'll reschedule or refund you.
Yes — cancel free up to 48 hours before the tour for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later.
"Rodrigo is an excellent guide, good communicator and very knowledgeable. Fluent in English and keeps the group engaged. I would recommend this tour for anyone visiting Santiago."
Peter
"Nacha was our guide and she was awesome! It was super easy to find the pickup spot and the whole experience is very smooth! It's small group (my group has less than 10 people). Highly recommend for solos! Nacha is super patient and gave us a lot of helpful information along the way, including local food / fruits, neighborhoods, and history."
kathyshen98
"Esteban's tour vastly exceeded our expectations. Having lived in Santiago all his life, he seems to have absorbed every aspect and nuance of the city and its culture. His knowledge is extraordinary, and he can make any subject interesting."
Sam
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