Wandering through the city and stumbling upon corners that are usually closed doesn't happen every day; on this occasion, 20 secret gardens will open exceptionally to be visited on the weekend of 8 and 9 Novemberwith proposals that blend nature, heritage and city.
The initiative, known as the Santiago Green Internal Festival, will enable patios and green areas of emblematic buildings. Although access is Free with prior registrationThe schedules and conditions of each location vary, especially in the República and Yungay neighborhoods, with additional locations in Providencia and Quinta Normal.
Dates, times and access
On Saturday and Sunday, the venues will open in specific time slots; it's advisable to check each address before heading out, because Time slots vary depending on the venueEntry is free, but a card is required. register on the official website of the festival due to limited spaces.
After completing the form, you will receive a confirmation email which works like a pass. At the first garden you visit, the volunteers will give you the circuit map, activity program and an identification bracelet valid for the entire route.
If you don't complete the process online, you can do it in person: the The volunteer team facilitates registration manual for signing in order to obtain the access bracelet.
Where are they and how to plan the itinerary?
Most of the gardens are concentrated in the center of the capital, with a particularly high density in Republic and YungayThere are also stops in Providencia and Quinta NormalEach visitor can design their own route, so consulting the map is helpful. check entry conditions and calculate travel times between locations.
Gardens included in this edition
Below is a list of the 20 confirmed enclaves and their approximate locations to facilitate planning:
- Embassy of ItalyClemente Fabres 1050, Providencia.
- Santa Elena School, Society of Jesus 2398, Santiago.
- MAC TerraformationsMatucana 464, Quinta Normal.
- Ignacio Domeyko House, Cueto 572, Barrio Yungay, Santiago.
- Burned house, Cathedral 2841, Yungay Neighborhood, Santiago.
- Astoreca Palace, Eighteen 121, Santiago.
- Biodiverse Garden, Nataniel Cox 405, Santiago.
- Bruna Palace, Merced 230, Santiago.
- Equestrian Club Community, Equestrian Club 377, Santiago.
- Dr. Moore Courtyard, between Vergara and Dr. Moore, Santiago.
- Gabriela Mistral Museum of Education, Society of Jesus 3150, Santiago.
- Cousiño Palace, Eighteen 438, Santiago.
- San Francisco Museum, Av. Alameda Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins 834, Santiago.
- The Cloister Campus, Portugal 351, Santiago.
- Matildas Boutique Hotel, Agustinas 2149, Santiago.
- El Ágora Cultural Center, Vergara 366, Santiago.
- Workshop Museum, Compañía de Jesús 2784, Barrio Yungay, Santiago.
- Modular Garden, Herrera 215, Santiago.
- Yellow House, Santo Domingo 2433 and 2445, Santiago.
- Apartment 301Rosas 2898, apartment 301, Santiago.
Complementary activities
In addition to opening gardens, the festival proposes guided tours, workshops, screenings and activities in contact with nature designed for both adults and children, with a focus on urban exploration.
Some locations and experiences have specific pre-registration Due to capacity limitations, venues include the Italian Embassy, the San Francisco Museum, the Ignacio Domeyko House, and the Modular Garden. It is advisable to review the registration forms for each activity in advance.
Tips for the visit
Wear comfortable shoes and bring a water bottle; in central areas, Public transport is usually the quickest optionRespect the rules of each venue, avoid touching heritage items, and verify opening hours of the day so as not to miss key stops.
A festival with European roots
Interno Verde was born in Ferrara (Italy) in 2016 and has spread to several European cities. Its arrival in Santiago marks the first edition outside of Europe, promoting collaboration between Italian and Chilean entities and highlighting the value of the shared urban landscape.
With a two-day schedule, free access upon registration, and a selection of historic courtyardsCommunity spaces and contemporary proposals, the tour offers Another look at downtown Santiago and a convenient opportunity to explore 20 gardens that are not usually open to the public.
