Only enough time for a quick visit here at the GAM where we looked at a couple of the exhibits. It…read moreis an interesting spot and I'm sorry that I wasn't able to give it the time that it clearly deserved. It's sort of a cultural center but also a contemporary art museum. And it's free which is awesome and they have a free wifi which is double awesome.

Formerly Pincochet's operational headquarters, GAM is now transformed into Santiago's cultural and…read morecreative hub. The building has a rusted exterior shell and a large gold fish woven with strips above the terrace. It is a great place to people-watch teens practicing their dance moves in the courtyard or catch a concert or performance held in GAM's theaters.

Bustamante park is a long stretch a park that begins at Metro Baquedano and ends at Metro…read moreIrarrazabal. In total 4 metro stations pass through different parts of the park, metros: Baquedano, Parque Bustamante, Santa Isabel, and Irarrazabal. If you walk through the entire park you will start you walk in the Providencia area and end in Nunoa. There are fun little attractions throughout the entire park. Cafe Literario is located at the beginning of the park, there is also a skate park, public exercise equipment, and play area for children. There are also periodic fairs on the weekends as well. One of the things I love about walking through the park is the older arquitectura of all the houses and buildings, as well as all the small local shops you can explore. As the park is further from the city center it's much quieter and relaxing.