This is a free Cathedral to visit and it's a very pretty one. You'll likely find a couple of…read morehundred people inside praying or sitting while enjoying the cooler air the church offers. The artwork and detailing inside is gorgeous. There are a couple of side chapels that are quieter and better for prayer if that's why you're visiting. Otherwise be respectful as this is a popular place to worship.

Great place to visit to cool off and feel the presence of a higher being for a reprieve from the…read moreheat. The thick stone columns inside are impressive. It's a beautiful relic and must see of the chapel, alter and the interior structure.

Spectacular. A mix of syles, intricate stained glass windows, soaring domed ceilings, frescoed…read moreceilings. Don't miss this, whether you're into church architecture or not.

I had the good fortune to attend Fr. Tisma's Masses during the Christmas holiday of 2014 and on…read moreinto January 2015. It was an experience that I recommend to anyone visiting Santiago. The music was excellent and the altar servers among the best I have ever observed. I am thankful to Fr. Tisma, the Archbishop of Santiago, and the faithful congregants for this reverent Mass and for the friendly conversation outside the church after Mass. I look forward to returning the next time that I am in Santiago. Larry Mesplé Sonoma, California

Beautiful little catholic church built in 1852, in the Lastarria neighborhood. Unfortunately, in…read more2019, the church was badly burned after social riots.