Chile Cities
Explore the urban centers that shaped Chile's history
Santiago
Capital and largest city of Chile, major political and economic center.
Antofagasta
Major port city in the north, important mining and industrial center.
Valparaíso
Major port city, UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its colorful hills.
Concepción
Major city in the south, important industrial and educational center.
La Serena
Major city in the north, known for its colonial architecture and astronomy.
Puente Alto
Major suburb of Santiago, largest commune in Chile.
Maipú
Major suburb of Santiago, known for its wine production.
Viña del Mar
Major resort city, known for its beaches and casinos.
San Bernardo
Major suburb of Santiago, known for its industrial areas.
Temuco
Major city in the south, gateway to the Lake District.
Rancagua
Major city in central Chile, known for agriculture and mining.
Talca
Major city in central Chile, known for agriculture and wine production.
Arica
Northernmost major city, important border town with Peru.
Puerto Montt
Major port city in the south, gateway to Patagonia.
Iquique
Major port city in the north, known for its beaches and mining.
Chillán
Major city in central Chile, known for agriculture and hot springs.
Osorno
Major city in the south, known for agriculture and German architecture.
Valdivia
Major city in the south, known for its German heritage and beer.
Quilpué
Major suburb of Valparaíso, known for its residential areas.
Copiapó
Major city in the Atacama region, known for mining and agriculture.
Calama
Major mining city in the Atacama Desert, gateway to San Pedro de Atacama.
Punta Arenas
Southernmost major city, gateway to Antarctica and Tierra del Fuego.
Villa Alemana
Major suburb of Valparaíso, known for its German heritage.
Ovalle
Major city in the Coquimbo region, known for agriculture and mining.
Coyhaique
Capital of Aysén region, major city in Patagonia.