San Cristóbal Hill

Mountain peak · Monserrat

San Cristóbal Hill

Mountain peak · Monserrat

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Recoleta, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile

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Hilltop park with statue, zoo, gardens, pools & city views  

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Aug 7, 2025

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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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Cindy L

Google
This place was absolutely beautiful and very peaceful. I enjoyed many aspects. I truly wish I had more time to stay there. Lots to see and do in that area. Till we meet again. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Erica Cuttitta

Google
We rode the Funicular up and had great views. Had a snack and did the short hike up to the statue. The breeze was nice and the shade felt so good on a hot day. We decided to not take the funicular down and instead walked down thinking it would be a quick and easy way down and get our legs moving. It was about 2-2.5km walk down the road as we couldn’t find a trail to take us straight down and had to follow the road. We should have bought the round-trip funicular ticket. Oh well, it was a nice day so we made it safely, just a bit hot. Really great views from the top. Viva Santiago!

Michal Wisniewski

Google
I went for a 7 AM run and was treated to an incredible sunrise view-it’s the perfect way to start the day. The trail was already a bit busy at that hour, but it’s very walkable and enjoyable for runners and hikers alike. The views are stunning, and I’d say the trail is a moderate effort, challenging enough to feel accomplished but still accessible for most. Best of all, it’s free to explore! Definitely worth checking out if you’re in Santiago.

s k

Google
A lovely experience and chance to see Santiago from an elevation. We went by the funicular and came down from the other side by the gondola. Signage is poor. Prices are reasonable.

S Gf

Google
Lovely spot definitely visit while you’re in Santiago. A nice walk up the hill in about 30 minutes

Krista U.

Google
Great place to visit in Santiago! You can hike, bike, use funicular, teleferico or bus exploring this hill, has stores and restaurants and adventure park, swimming pool. Would advice this more than the Sky Costanera to spend your day.

Melissa Previte

Google
Very beautiful place to go to see 360° views of Santiago and the mountains. The top of the hill has many things to do as well as a lot of walking around. It's a must stop for any tourist to get a good feel and birds eye view of the city. Good for all ages and very well maintained.

Fabio

Google
Excellent viewpoint over the city! We started in Bellavista with the cable car and got on the other site down with the gondola cable car, lovely route for a fair price!