Football is religiously followed in Argentina and the capital is home to one of South America's biggest rivalry, Boca Juniors vs River Plate. Therefore, a visit to the historic La Bonbonera was a must followed by a city walk.
Close enough for a day trip from Santiago, the city of Valparaiso has several colorful hilltops with great seaside views. The famous Viña del Mar which hosts the yearly music festival is also a short bus ride away.
Resting between the snow-topped Andes and the Chilean Coast Range, visiting a viewpoint is a must to appreciate the grand landscapes. The capital is also modern and has good public transport for getting around.
At over 3600 meters above sea level, the Bolivian capital is surrounded by mountains. Using the cable car public transport is a great way to explore the city which reaches the even higher El Alto at over 4100 meters.
This beautiful city shares Lake Titicaca with it's Bolivian neighbor and has spectacular lakeside views. Wander around the small city and also learn about the burial site of the Inca and Quilla people at Sillustani.
Catch some Andean Condors in flight over the canyon, bathe in hot springs pools by the Colca River, and take in the spectacular landscapes from many viewpoints at one of the deepest canyons in the world.