Visited this neighbourhood as part of the city tour. Lovely area with lots of restaurants and shops. There is also a street market where you can buy Arts, crafts, handmade stuff, souvenirs etc and also paintings being sold by local artists at very reasonable prices! There are also shops in the area as well and some local galleries. The Museum of Visual Arts is also within the area. Recommended if you are in the area!

Very good option to go for drinks or dinner in a very picturesque neighborhood. There are many options for shops, bookstores, cafes, restaurants, etc. This is the middle option between Bellavista and Barrio Italia in terms of prices and eating options.

I liked this little neighborhood in the heart of Santiago, it felt like I was in a European city. Its cobbled streets, adorned with historic buildings and street art, create a bohemian and vibrant atmosphere. Lastarria is the perfect place for those who love culture, art and gastronomy. You will find a wide variety of restaurants, cafes and bars, as well as art galleries and theatres.

A nice walk worth taking when visiting Santiago. Near Santa Lucia Hill. Its streets invite you to walk and there is a varied offer to eat. High prices. There is a small artisan fair on the tour.

The Lastarria neighborhood was my first choice. Despite being located in the central region of Santiago, the price for accommodation is excellent, there is metro to (Catholic University) 50 meters from the street José Victorino Lastarria, safe neighborhood, with bohemian profile and very nice. I recommend.