La Chascona
Museum · San Cristóbal, Santiago

La Chascona

Photo: Marcelo Ois Lagarde · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

La Chascona is the Santiago residence of Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. The house displays his art, books and maritime objects across multiple levels. Its design follows the contours of the San Cristobal hillside.

On day 4 of Santiago & the Andes

Good to know

Tickets
Admission fee; audio guide included
Time needed
One hour
Best time
Weekday mornings; closed Mondays
Getting there
Baquedano metro station, then a 10 minute walk into Bellavista

Itineraries with La Chascona

Day 4 of Santiago & the Andes

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How La Chascona fits into a day.
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La Chascona questions

Who was La Chascona built for?

Pablo Neruda built it as a home for himself and Matilde Urrutia.

Is La Chascona open every day?

No. It is closed on Mondays. Check the official website for current hours and to book ahead.

Are tours available at La Chascona?

Guided visits cover the main rooms and collections.

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