Discover Santiago through spaces that preserve part of its historical memory! In Memory Traces, you will visit museums and heritage sites linked to Chile's political, social, and economic processes from the late 19th century until 1973, through guided tours and stories connecting different milestones of the city.
General information
Full refund if you cancel within the deadline. Check availability for more details.
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Spanish and English
What to expect
At 9:00 the meeting takes place at the Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center to start the activity, along with a brief introduction to the day's tour.
At 10:00 the guided tour begins at the National Stadium, one of the key spaces to understand Chile's recent memory from a historical and social perspective.
After the morning segment, the tour includes a break for lunch once in the Plaza de Armas area.
At 14:00 the guided dialogued visit to the National Historical Museum begins, where the social context of the 20th century in Chile is reviewed through its collections and stories.
At 16:00 the guided visit to the museum begins, an instance in which the memory narrative takes on a central and deeply contextual character for the closure of the tour.
The activity ends at the starting point, Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center, GAM.
What you should know
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Water to stay hydrated
- Sun protection and sunglasses
- Camera
- Smoking in enclosed spaces or during the guide's narration
- A minimum of 2 participants is required for the activity to take place. If this number is not reached, it will be rescheduled for another date or a refund will be issued.
- Groups of up to 10 people
What is included
- Heritage interpreter guide
- Metro tickets
- Guided tours in the museums indicated in the itinerary
What is not included
- Food and drinks
- Personal travel insurance
