San Cristóbal Hill
Mountain peak · Monserrat ·

San Cristóbal Hill

Mountain peak · Monserrat ·

Pools with amazing city views atop San Cristóbal Hill

andes views
funicular
cable car
municipal pools
friendly staff
church
statue
virgin mary statue
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"Cool Off in a Pool with a View Atop towering Cerro San Cristóbal, there are two municipal pools where many families go to cool off during the summer: Tupahue and Antilén. Conveniently, these all have fabulous views of the city below. However, they do come with a price tag of US$12 for the lower-elevation Tupahue, and US$15 for Antilén, which keeps crowds to manageable levels in January and February."

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San Cristóbal Hill

Adam G.

Google
This is truly a special place with great views. I took the funicular up and down. It’s hot in summer and there’s a lot of steps, even at the top. The church there has services for those interested in listening. This is a must do activity when visiting Santiago.

Frank N.

Google
I loved this place. People who works here is so nice. The funicular experience was great and the cable car was awesome. It’s a good park with a lot of things to so and the view it’s awesome. !

Marlon

Google
Great spot, but better walk up and down cause the cable car, trend etc has different prices for equal humans. Walking up and down is free. The church near the statue is great old brickstone.

Normandy C J.

Google
Very spiritual place in the middle of Santiago Chile. Due to time constraints, I travelled by the funicular to the peak. The staff at the bottom of the hill and to the top were all very friendly. During Christmas time, there is a magnificent life size Nativity scene. There are also a number of crucifixion scenes and crosses in various styles and colours. The highlight is the giant Virgin Mary at the top which is simply breathtaking.

Tina

Google
Takes around 40 minutes to walk up the hill, no entrance fee. Very beautiful view of Santiago, especially during sunset. It is possible to take the cable car too, if you don't want to walk up or down.

GJ V.

Google
One of the highlights of the city. It's a nice walk up, but if you do, start early in the morning. It gets very warm, without much shade. Overall, very nice views of the city! Would come here more than once when I lived in Santiago.

Sumiitra S.

Google
Visited Chile last year. A beautiful and peaceful place with amazing views of Santiago. I could even see in the distance, the snow on a part of the Andes mountain range. It was great.

Bharathi M.

Google
Stunning views of Santiago and the Andes. You can choose to walk up or take the Funicular or cable car.