Museum of Memory and Human Rights Tours and Activities

Get a sobering look at the human rights abuses of Chile’s Pinochet Regime during this visit to Santiago’s ‘Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos’ and exploration of the nearby Barrio Yungay area. Explore one of Santiago’s oldest historic districts before visiting this unique museum examining the crimes committed by the military government from 1973 to 1990.

this trip is very cultural where the customer will find the flavors and aromas of Chilean food three differents museums very well defined so the tour guide will explain to the people the next hightlight point to stop first we visit the memorial human right museum where the people will explore the revolution by military force with Pinochet . second we visit pre-colombian museum is really amazing one to know about former people in chile with a big and nice focus besides the rest of indigenous of Southamerica third we wisit La chascona Pablo Neruda house museum where people who love to read and literature is the right place in Santiago time to explore his life and his different way to live between us neruda got the novel award by literature and poetry in 1972 Besides this one the customer will go to very well know restaurant the idea is to enjoy during the day with this big mix basically at the end of the tour you will get a bit perception of chile and its history

Discover the best-kept secrets of Santiago de Chile riding a bicycle. Some of the relevant landmarks we’ll encounter along the route are Parque Forestal, Fuente Alemana, GAM Cultural Center, the Fine Arts Museum, the Central Market, Mapocho former train station, Parque de Los Reyes, Santiago Poniente, Santiago’s historic old quarter with its characteristic and picturesque barrios and well preserved 19th-century architecture. Among these, Barrio Yungay, the outdoor cafes in Plaza Brasil, the charming curved streets at Concha y Toro, and Lucrecia Valdés, Adriana Cousiño and Hurtado Rodriguez alleyways. For lunch, we’ll picnic at Museo de la Memoria. After lunch we will pedal back to our departure point, passing by La Moneda, the seat of the Chilean Government.

Get ready to live the experience of knowing old Santiago de Chile on a bike! Some of the relevant landmarks we’ll encounter along the route are Parque Forestal, Fuente Alemana, GAM Cultural Center, the fine arts museum, Central Market, Mapocho former train station, Parque de Los Reyes, Santiago Poniente, Santiago’s historic old quarter with its characteristic and picturesque barrios and well preserved 19th century architecture. Among these, Barrio Yungay, the outdoor cafes in Plaza Brasil, the charming curved streets at Concha y Toro, and Lucrecia Valdés, Adriana Cousiño and Hurtado Rodríguez alleyways.

On this tour, in addition to the museum's own information, our guides are trained to tell you about the history of Santiago, its origins, the present and the past on a private tour in a modern vehicle. We include the museums that we consider the most attractive in the city and we also include your lunch, so this experience will be a unique and unforgettable memory of Santiago de Chile.