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La Moneda Changing of Guard & Historic Santiago Walking Tour

4.8(5 reviews)
2 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
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Santiago, Chile

Witness Changing of the Guard at La Moneda Palace

Explore Plaza de Armas and Metropolitan Cathedral

Discover hidden gems like Casa Colorada and streets

Enjoy fully narrated walking tour with expert guide

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Step into the rich history of Santiago on this immersive three-hour walking tour through the city’s historic center. Begin at La Moneda Palace to witness the Changing of the Guard, then explore the iconic Plaza de Armas, the Metropolitan Cathedral, and charming streets like Calle Nueva York. Discover hidden gems such as Casa Colorada while your certified guide shares vivid stories spanning from colonial times to the present day. As you stroll through lively plazas and past grand architecture, you’ll experience the unique blend of history and modern life that defines Santiago. The tour concludes with panoramic views from Santa Lucía Hill, the very spot where the city was founded, providing a memorable end to your historical journey.

This small-group experience is designed to provide personal attention while highlighting Santiago’s culture, architecture, and traditions. Participants enjoy guided access to select churches and landmarks, fully narrated insights into the city’s past, and a front-row view of the guard ceremony at La Moneda. The tour is not wheelchair or stroller accessible, but service animals are allowed, and public transportation is nearby. Guests should wear comfortable walking shoes, bring weather protection such as sunscreen or a light rain jacket, carry a refillable water bottle, and keep personal belongings light. Tips and gratuities are not included. This walking tour offers a perfect introduction to Santiago’s historical heart, giving visitors both educational and scenic experiences in one carefully curated itinerary.

Certified local expert guide

First row view of Changing of the Guard

Guided visit to historic landmarks

Narrated walking tour of downtown Santiago

Insights into culture history and architecture

Access to select churches and landmarks

Panoramic city views from Santa Lucía Hill

Gratuities

Comfortable walking shoes

Weather protection sunscreen hat or jacket

Refillable water bottle

Cash or card for souvenirs

Light backpack and personal items

Children under 5 years
Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
Families with children
Couples
Groups of friends
Seniors and mature travelers
Physically fit travelers
Pet owners (pets allowed)
Culture and history enthusiasts

Public transportation nearby

Not wheelchair accessible

Small group for personalized experience

Some sites exposed to sun or weather

Minimum age of participants is 5

Confirmation will be received at time of booking

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Customer Reviews

5 reviews
4.8
based on 5 reviews
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M

December 15, 2025
Google

It was a momentous occasion as i watched Chileans welcome the new president elected in yesterday's elections. I think most places here were closed, and i could not register for a free tour. There was a square at the back (or front) of the palace, and I read inscriptions related to the Allende who was posted in a coup in 1973.

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Heidi

December 12, 2025
Google

Beautiful building but you can’t get too close to it because it is gated off and there are guards. There is a huge Chile flag nearby.

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Tabor

October 29, 2025
Google

So fun watching the changing of the guard. It’s on at 10 on odd days in months with an odd amount of days, and even dates on others.

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عبدالرزاق

October 06, 2025
Google

Palacio de La Moneda is a majestic landmark in Santiago, Chile, serving as the presidential palace. Its neoclassical architecture and cultural significance make it a must-see. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, nearby museums, and the impressive changing of the guard ceremony.

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Qihua

October 03, 2025
Google

The government seat of power, worth visiting. There is a cultural center right below the ground level, a pleasant surprise for tourists and locals alike.