Map Santiago Chile for Printing

Santiago, the capital and largest city of Chile, is a vibrant and diverse metropolis with various districts, communities, and main streets.

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Here’s a general overview of some key districts, communities, and main streets in Santiago:

Districts:

1. Downtown Santiago (Centro):
   • Plaza de Armas: The main square of Santiago, surrounded by historical buildings, including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Central Post Office.
   • La Moneda Palace: The presidential palace is located here.
   • Paseo Ahumada: A pedestrian street with shops, restaurants, and street performers.
2. Providencia:
   • Pedro de Valdivia Avenue: A major thoroughfare with shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
   • Parque Metropolitano (Metropolitan Park): A large urban park offering green spaces and panoramic views of the city.
3. Las Condes:
   • Apoquindo Avenue: Known for its high-end shops, business offices, and upscale residential areas.
   • Costanera Center: The tallest building in Latin America, housing a shopping mall, offices, and a hotel.
4. Vitacura:
   • Alonso de Córdova Street: A fashionable street with luxury boutiques, art galleries, and high-end restaurants.
   • Bicentennial Park: A scenic park with walking and cycling paths along the Mapocho River.
5. Ñuñoa:
   • Plaza Ñuñoa: A bohemian square with theaters, bars, and cultural events.
   • Irarrazaval Avenue: Features a mix of residential and commercial areas.
6. Bellavista:
   • Pío Nono Street: Famous for its nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants.
   • Cerro San Cristóbal: A hill with a park and a statue of the Virgin Mary, offering panoramic views of the city.

Communities:

1. La Florida:
   • A residential district with parks, shopping centers, and a mix of housing options.
2. Maipú:
   • One of the largest and most populous districts with a mix of residential and industrial areas.
3. Puente Alto:
   • Known for its vineyards and wine production, it’s one of the more rural districts within Santiago.

Main Streets:

1. Avenida Libertador Bernardo O’Higgins (Alameda):
   • The main avenue running through downtown Santiago, featuring cultural landmarks, government buildings, and shops.
2. Providencia Street:
   • A central street in the Providencia district with numerous shops, cafes, and restaurants.
3. Avenida Apoquindo:
   • Connects several districts and is known for its commercial and financial activity.
4. Vitacura Avenue:
   • Runs through the Vitacura district, known for its upscale shopping and dining options.
5. Irarrazaval Avenue:
   • Passes through Ñuñoa and other neighborhoods, featuring a mix of residential and commercial establishments.

Remember that Santiago is constantly evolving, and new developments may have occurred since my last update. It’s always a good idea to check more recent sources for the latest information on the city’s districts and neighborhoods.