Discover Santiago’s heritage on an electric scooter tour
Explore historic plazas, palaces, and colorful murals
Hear unique stories of local legends and social movements
Enjoy a small group tour for a more intimate experience
Choose from tours in English, Spanish, or Portuguese
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Explore Santiago’s historic Yungay and Brasil neighborhoods on an electric scooter. Enjoy a storytelling journey blending sustainable transport with rich local history and culture.
Meet your guide and get a safety briefing and scooter training before you set off. Glide past historic plazas, aristocratic palaces, centennial churches, and vibrant murals that narrate Santiago’s evolution after independence.
Learn about notable figures, social movements, and urban legends that shaped Chile’s identity while enjoying a comfortable, eco-friendly ride. With small groups capped at six and tours available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, this experience offers a personal and engaging way to explore Santiago’s cultural heart.
Discover Santiago’s heritage on an electric scooter, explore historic plazas, palaces, and colorful murals, and hear unique stories of local legends and social movements.
Itinerary Estación Metro Cumming – Introduction to Barrio Yungay’s history Palacio Álamos – Explore aristocratic heritage Plaza Yungay & Iglesia San Saturnino – Historic heart and iconic church Parque Quinta Normal – Discover a key 19th-century public park Matucana 100 – Cultural center in former railway infrastructure Murals of Barrio Yungay – Urban art and its meanings Escuela Normal de Preceptores – Chile’s first teacher training school Pasaje Adriana Cousiño – Well-preserved heritage passage Cité Lucrecia Valdés – Early 20th-century worker housing Barrio Hurtado Rodríguez – Traditional residential area Ex Casa del Presidente Gabriel Boric – Former home of Chile’s president NAVE – Contemporary dance and arts center Peluquería Francesa – Over a century of heritage Museo Taller – Cultural space preserving old trades Iglesia de la Preciosa Sangre – Story of Teresa Wilms Montt Plaza Brasil – Traditional and bohemian public space Barrio Concha y Toro – Elegant European-inspired architecture Palacio Larraín – Architectural jewel of Santiago’s aristocracy End of tour
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Not Suitable For: Children under 12 years
Not Suitable For: People who can't ride a bike
What To Bring: Passport or ID card
What To Bring: Camera
What To Bring: Sunscreen
What To Bring: Water
What To Bring: Comfortable clothes
Not Allowed: Open-toed shoes
Know Before You Go: Maximum group size: 6 people
Know Before You Go: Tour duration: 3.5 hours
Know Before You Go: Tour times: 10:00–13:30 & 15:00–18:00 daily
Know Before You Go: Participants must be able to ride a scooter safely
Know Before You Go: Minimum age: 12 years
Know Before You Go: Wear comfortable clothing and closed shoes
Know Before You Go: Good For:
Know Before You Go: Culture and history enthusiasts
Know Before You Go: Eco-conscious travelers
Know Before You Go: Small groups and friends
Know Before You Go: Active explorers
Know Before You Go: Multilingual travelers (English, Spanish, Portuguese)
