Sports and leisure activities Santiago De Chile

Los Leones Golf Club is a golf club located in Las Condes, in the Santiago metropolitan area. The club has an 18-hole par 72 golf course, 7,132 yards long.

This observatory is located in Las Condes and offers evenings of sky observation as well as a guided tour of the two main instruments that make it up, an antique telescope and a telescope of much more recent technology. Due to the surrounding light pollution, the conditions are obviously not optimal to guarantee a pure and clear sky. You will still be able to observe the Moon and the main planets, for example.

Located just an hour from the capital, the two resorts of El Colorado and Farellones form a huge ski area with more than a hundred slopes! For a sporty trip in the heart of the Andes, reach the top of the mountains and get a lot of sensations. Beginners will be able to explore the slopes adapted to different levels, while the more experienced skiers can head for the "Sunset Park" and the "Valle Olímpico Park": with its many ramps, you can have fun and test your skills.

Do you want a day trip to the Andean summits? Leave the city for the mountains and take on the largest ski resort in the southern hemisphere. Valle Nevado is a ski area born from a Franco-Chilean project more than 30 years ago. Today, the huge ski resort is often compared to the resort of Les Arcs in the Alps. With its 40 km of slopes, you will have time to enjoy a great breath of fresh air and perfect your technique while enjoying incredible panoramas of the Andes.

Football fans will not hesitate for a second and will visit this mythical stadium which hosted the World Cup in 1962. In fact, a match of rare violence between Chile and Italy took place there and left a lasting impression! The stadium also includes a memorial to the victims of the Pinochet dictatorship. The stadium is also home to a memorial to the victims of the Pinochet dictatorship, which is infamous for having been converted into a prison camp, where no fewer than 40,000 people were held between 1973 and 1990.