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First off this is the only way I could find to contact TA that when I attempted to place a review of the latest wonderful exhibition in the Centro Cultural La Moneda I get a pop up statement saying my 2018 review is being published.....More
Make sure your walking tour of Santiago passes by here. When we were there it was quite highly barricaded off but you can still get the flavour of the building even behind the metal work!
Palacio de La Moneda (Palace of La Moneda) Commonly known as La Moneda, it is the seat of the President of the Republic of Chile. It also houses the Ministry of Interior and Public Security, the General Secretariat of the Presidency, the General Secretariat of...More
We went on a Sunday, and it was blocked off with barricades out to the street. I don’t know if that’s normal, but you couldn’t get close to the building (my photos are from the closest vantage points). Pretty building, with a giant Chilean flag...More
This place holds a lot of history and also, as is the presidential palace you can get to see the change of guard that is very colorful and impressive. Also, lots of museums and cool restaurants on the premises
The changing of the guard at La Moneda is a cant miss experience when in Santiago. You’ll need to get there at least 30 minutes early if you want a front row vantage point from which to take your photographs and videos. Otherwise, the crowd...More
To see inside you must register online on the website if La Moneda, but it’s worth the trip to see outside too. The front side toward the Alameda has two pleasant reflection pools. The back side toward the Plaza de la Constitution is where the...More
"Quite impressive" was the spectacle of the guard-change ceremony involving a sizeable contingent of foot soldiers (with rifles on one side of their bodies), about ten mounted soldiers (with rifles across their backs & lances in their hands) and a music band playing some lively...More
Response from June11406 | Reviewed this property |
Our guide took us to La Moneda around 10 AM and we saw the ceremony quite well. May depend on the time of year - we were there in December. I'm sure the tourist info office would know.
