Santiago
The capital's grid between the Andes and the coastal range, where century-old bars in Barrio Yungay sit a world from Providencia's towers.
Santiago sits in a bowl between the Andes and the coastal range, close enough to the mountains that a clear day shows snow above the skyline. The city reads differently block by block — Barrio Yungay's 19th-century houses and old-guard bars, Bellavista's restaurants, Providencia's office towers — so which neighborhood a night starts in matters more than the fact that it's technically all the same city.
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La Piojera
Santiago, ChileA hundred-year cantina in Barrio Yungay where the terremoto cocktail was born and locals still queue for it late into the night.
Peumayén Ancestral Food
Santiago, ChileA Providencia house restaurant replaying Mapuche and Andean recipes with native Chilean ingredients most kitchens dropped generations ago.
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La Piojera
Santiago, ChileA hundred-year cantina in Barrio Yungay where the terremoto cocktail was born and locals still queue for it late into the night.
Peumayén Ancestral Food
Santiago, ChileA Providencia house restaurant replaying Mapuche and Andean recipes with native Chilean ingredients most kitchens dropped generations ago.