Shopping districts in Santiago
Commercial areas to complement malls, routes and shopping in Santiago.
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Historic Centre, pedestrian streets and arcades
Central area of pedestrian streets, arcades, traditional shops, bookshops and small stores—ideal for quick purchases while staying or sightseeing downtown.
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Patronato
A traditional shopping district known for clothing, textiles, affordable fashion, accessories and wholesale and retail stores.
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Meiggs / Estación Central
A high-intensity shopping area for affordable goods, gifts, toys, décor, back-to-school items and bulk buying.
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Barrio Italia
A walkable district of design shops, décor, furniture, independent fashion, cafés, restaurants and boutique retail.
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Alonso de Córdova / Nueva Costanera
Vitacura’s premium corridor of boutiques, design and décor stores, galleries, high-end brands and restaurants.
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Los Dominicos / artisan village
A tourist-oriented craft area for Chilean gifts, handicrafts, decorative objects and locally rooted souvenirs.
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Persa Bío Bío / Franklin
A popular shopping area known for antiques, furniture, second-hand objects, design, books, music, décor and a local atmosphere.
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Providencia / Los Leones
An urban corridor of shops, services, cafés and strong connectivity, with quick access to Costanera Center.
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Lastarria / Bellas Artes
A cultural, walkable area with bookshops, design stores, gifts, small fairs, cafés and museum access.
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Bellavista / Patio Bellavista
A tourist and dining district with souvenir shops, handicrafts, design, restaurants and nightlife.
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Plaza Ñuñoa
A neighbourhood hub of restaurants, cafés, small shops, bookshops and gifts, well suited to relaxed shopping and dining.
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San Diego
A traditional downtown commercial corridor associated with bookshops, used books, bicycles, parts and specialist retail.
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Estación Central, malls and terminals
An area of bus terminals, the railway station and malls, useful for quick purchases, services and travellers in transit.