One of my personal favorites. Hard to find if you don't know what you are looking for. Has both…read moreindoor and outdoor spaces. It is a great place to go for a drink and dance after dinner in Bellavista. Very fun and easy going crowd with great music by both international and Chilean DJ's as well as live bands (a great escape from all the reggaeton which is so popular in chile). They have two dance floors and one is more tecno focused while the other is funk mixed with classic pop (depending on the night). I have always had a great time here and my friends and I have danced until the wee hours of the night. They also have great cocktails and happy hour - they even have servers up until around 12am where you will then have to fight your way to one of the bars. Tip: Bring your ID - I know that is a given, but I have gotten super lax about it and if you don't have one on you, the bouncers wont let you in. Also, if you come before 11pm you can get in free - otherwise you will have to pay. Keep an eye out on their Twitter or FB page as a lot of times you can get in free by adding yourself to the guest list.

Estadio Nacional (the national stadium) has such a rich and interesting history. I would highly…read morerecommend just reading up about all of the events and things that have taken place here. It is obviously a stadium so there is a track, tennis courts, etc. Everything you would expect for physical activity. I got to go to the stadium for a different nocturnal activity. Estadio Nacional also host outdoors concerts and it is where I got to see Manu Chao live. The sound at the stadium is unbelievable. I can honestly say this is one of the best outdoor concerts I have ever been too (and not just because of who was singing). It's perfect as there is so much space and the crowed really has fun out in the grass. The only thing I would have liked is if the event's coordinator arrange for more bathrooms for large events like this one. I saw a lot of people peeing just about everywhere due to the lack of porter potties.

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.