It's a good gym, at first I didn't like the show-offy vibe. But I big and surfing and indoor pools…read moreare hard to come across in eastern Santiago. The price is super reasonable @ about 100 usd /month. My previous gym in santiago (Balthus) used to cost 230/month. It's one of the few gyms in Santiago with towel service. Only problem is that it's always got a lot of people. I've never seen the place empty.

Twice in a row my monthly membership ended a couple days before stated renewal date. Normally…read morecrowded during the day. Small gym. If you have other options in a gym, go for it. The machines here aren't spectacular for the price.

Signs in the park say this is the largest urban park in Latin America. I believe it, because it's…read moremassive! You could spend a day or two exploring the entire area. The park has so many trails, gardens, playgrounds and general amusements to keep you busy. There's even a zoo on the west side. Hiking all the way to the top for sunrise or sunset is magic. It'll take some time and effort but it's so worth it. Running or biking up will be your workout of the week. Bring lots of water and snacks because there's not much cover. Cars can't go up so plan for some effort!

We started our day taking the tram up to Cerro San Cristobal to explore the rest of Parque…read moreMetropolitano. It was inexpensive to do so and the wait wasn't too bad, considering I hear that it can get pretty busy. It only took about 15 minutes to go all the way to the top and it's a great way to catch an awesome view of the city skyline. Immediately after getting off, you have the option to begin exploring what's on the platform like The Sanctuary of the Immaculate Conception and stop into souvenir shops and restaurants to grab a meal or snacks to eat along the way. We moved right onto the cable car to travel across the park from stop to stop. The cable cars were very well kept and offered a floor-to-ceiling window so that you could an amazing view of the city as you traveled across the park. My hubby and I were lucky that most of our ride across, you didn't have to share it with others. I think a helpful thing to keep in mind is that you can't backtrack with a round trip ticket, but you can get off at any stop along the way and hop back on as long as it continues to progress forward. So we kept the map with us so we could plan which stops were the most important for us to want to hit. It was a really great way to see the city and enjoy free activities throughout our day there. Would absolutely recommend it!

One of the nicest parks I have ever been to, I wish we had one like this back home. Huge playground…read morefor kids, and best of all, shaded against the sun. Felt very safe, upkeep was top notch. Would highly recommended if you are visiting the city with small children

Awesome park in the business district. Great to go for a morning or afternoon run, to relax, or…read morepeople watch. There are large grassy areas, various sports courts (tennis, b-ball, football), installations for kids, a skatepark. There is what looks like an event/activity center or museum for kids (the nose of an old LAN airplane sticks out of one of the walls), and there is a section where they cultivate roses.

We rode bikes with this company with Adrine and Carmila as our guides. They were so good at taking…read morecare of us and sharing their knowledge of the city. I highly recommend them

FUN SANTIAGO INTRO great little company in lively…read morebellavista. gracious antonio made booking PARKS AND POLITICS tour very easy on whatsapp, nice price also. the green bikes are well-maintained, and time was taken to find right fit w helmets and bikes. rodrigo our guide is an xlnt ambassador for the city, covering a lot of ground in 3hrs, both distance and candid sociopolitics, answered our many questions with ease and patience. his xlnt English helped a lot! bonus: ice cream break in pretty lastarria gave us time to let the city sites soak in. santiago traffic is dense but the drivers are chill, rodrigo led us safely. mil gracias!