Have you already visited the main landmarks of Santiago de Chile? Well, there’s much more to explore! Santiago is a culinary paradise, renowned for its vibrant food scene that reflects a blend of indigenous and European influences. The city's markets are bustling hubs of activity, where locals and tourists alike come to savor the flavors of traditional Chilean cuisine. Joining the Free Tour Food in Santiago is an opportunity to dive into this gastronomic wonderland with a guide who knows all the hidden gems. You'll explore historic markets, learn about the origins of popular dishes, and understand why Santiago has become a must-visit destination for food lovers around the world. This tour is not just about tasting food; it's about experiencing the culture and history that shape Santiago's culinary identity.

During this food tour, you'll visit iconic markets in Santiago downtown. Your expert guide will take you to visit places such as Tirso de Molina Market, La Vega Chica, and La Vega Central, each offering a unique glimpse into the local food scene. You'll have the opportunity to taste a variety of dishes, from savory empanadas to sweet pastel de choclo, and learn about the ingredients and cooking techniques that make Chilean cuisine so special. The tour also takes you to the Central Market, a seafood lover's paradise, where you can taste freshly caught fish and shellfish prepared in traditional styles. As you wander through the bustling aisles, your guide will share fascinating historical facts about the markets and the role they play in Santiago's daily life. This is a chance to immerse yourself in the flavors and stories of Chile's capital with the help of a professional guide.

Along the tour, you will have the opportunity to choose the specialties you want to taste or share them with your group. The tour concludes with visits to La Piojera and Emporio Zunino, two iconic spots in Santiago's food scene. La Piojera is famous for its lively atmosphere and the traditional Chilean drink, terremoto (that is, ‘earthquake’), while Emporio Zunino is known for its delicious empanadas. As you savor these local delights, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the culinary traditions that have been passed down through generations. This Free Food Tour in Santiago is more than just a tasting experience; it's an invitation to connect with the city's rich culinary heritage. Bring lots of cash and don't miss the chance to embark on this flavorful journey. Book your spot now and get ready to explore the tastes of Santiago like never before.