Santiago - Wikipedia The name "Santiago" was chosen by the Spanish conqueror Pedro de Valdivia when he founded the city in 1541 as "Santiago del Nuevo Extremo", in reference to his home region of Extremadura and as a tribute to James the Great, the patron saint of Spain
Santiago | History, Map, Population, Facts | Britannica Santiago is the largest city in Chile and is also one of the most populous in Latin America The city’s skyline, dotted with sleek modern skyscrapers, stands in contrast to its historical neighborhoods and stately colonial architecture
A Local’s Guide to Visiting Santiago, Chile - Go Ask A Local Because the country is so thin, Santiago is close to both of the country’s defining geographic features: the towering Andes mountains and the shimmering Pacific Ocean Vineyards, canyons, national parks, powerful rivers, and good beaches are all within an easy drive of the capital
Santiago Capital - Chile Travel Santiago, a vibrant metropolis next to the imposing Andes Mountains, is the economic and cultural heart of Chile Founded in 1541, the capital offers a wide variety of services and sights You can explore its historic neighborhoods or climb the San Cristóbal or Santa Lucía hills for impressive views of the city
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