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About Santiago

A booming economy, rich cultural treasure trove, so much history to discover, energetically cosmopolitan, and sophisticated- Santiago, the capital city of Chile, is sitting on the cusp of modern renaissance. To discover the city’s neoclassical architecture, an incredible blend of European influence, ancient traditions, modern lifestyle, book cheap flights from Boston to Santiago and ensure you don’t end up paying a hefty amount on purchasing a flight ticket.

What is the best time to visit in Santiago?

With so many places to visit- from volcanoes to ancient forests, magical vineyards to mountains, get your timings right before visiting the city. Although Santiago has a moderate climate year-round, spring and fall are the two seasons; when the weather is pleasant and with fewer crowds, you can book flights from Boston to Santiago, Chile.

During autumn, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the vineyard’s fall foliage. So, plan the trip that suits you the best.

Flights from Boston to Santiago

Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport located in Pudahuel commune of Santiago is Chile’s busiest international airport. The distance from Boston to Santiago is 5234 miles, but there is no direct flight between Boston to Santiago, which makes the journey longer.

The approx duration of the flight journey is 7hours with one stop at Fort Lauderdale.

Let’s find out the cost of some popular flights from Boston to Santiago.

Best Places to Eat in Santiago

The burgeoning culinary scene of Chile’s capital is eclectic. From Peruvian flavors in bohemian Bellavista to empanada, the restaurants of Santiago are serving all taste buds. From fine dining to cheap eats, the gastronomic scene of Santiago doesn’t make a hole in your budget.

• Bocanariz:
  Relish the authentic Chilean cuisine and a fine selection of wine at Bocanariz. With great outdoor seating and elegant interior decor, Bocanariz is a good restaurant to visit when in Santiago, Chile.
• Holy Moly:
  Holy Moly is one of the most budget-friendly eateries in Santiago that serves American fast food and other delicacies.
• Senso:
  Head to Senso for a relishing Italian breakfast and fine wine. The dishes are cooked with fresh seasonal produce to keep the traditional flavor of Italian cuisine.

Popular accommodations in Santiago

It could be an intimidating task to find a hotel that matches your budget in a place home to at least 5million people, but there are several hotels and hostels available for all budgets in Santiago.

Here is a list of hotels for all budget range.

Range	Hotels	Price
Luxury Hotels	W Santiago	USD 188.22
Mid-range	Hotel Altiplanico Bellas Artes	USD 135.09
Budget-friendly	Novotel Santiago Proviencia	USD 88.04

Places to Visit in Santiago

From Andes snow-capped slopes to wineries of Maipo valley, stunning skyscrapers to colonial buildings, there is plenty to explore in Santiago. Let’s find out where we should head while touring Santiago.

• Bellavista
  Lies amidst Mapocho river and San Cristobal hill; Bellavista is a vibrant neighborhood packed with radiant graffiti-line streets, art galleries, cafes, eateries,  cocktail bars, boutique shops, antique homes, and colonial mansions.
• San Cristobal Hill
  A spectacular view of the cosmopolitan city is awaiting those who meet San Cristobal Hill’s summit. You can take a gondola ride to reach the peak. The hill has a zoo and a wine museum at the midway point.
• Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art (Museo Chileno de Arte Precolombino)
  Dedicated to pre-Columbian artworks and artifacts from Central and South America. The collection ranges from 10,000 years and has 3000 pieces representing 100 different groups of people.
• Maipo Valley
  A valhalla for wine conoisseurs. Visit the red wine territory of Maipo valley and taste the finest wine of Chile here. Make a trip to the Valley’s vineyards that offer bike-ride, wine tasting, and cuisines. The incredible view of the land will entice you more than anything here.
• Museum of Memory and Human Rights
  The museum is dedicated to commemorating the victims of human rights violations during the dictatorship led by Augusto Pinochet. The museum displays photographs, video coverage of victims and protesters, legal documents, letters, and artifacts from the 20th century.
  

Takeaway

With so many places to explore, fun things to do, and many breathtaking views to experience, Santiago has become an alluring destination for globetrotters. Visit Santiago, and experience the syncopated cultures, vibrant parties, wineries, and a lot more.

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