Metro de Santiago
Metro de Santiago
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  • Santa Lucía • 4 min walk
  • Universidad de Chile Ahumada • 7 min walk
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Polo Morailles
San Diego, CA107 contributions
Feb 2023 • Solo
Great, fast, and frequent metro service in Santiago. Modeled after the Paris metro, the main lines cut across the city center and into important districts.
The easiest way to get across. You have to buy a metro card (~$1 USD) and load it with money at the service counter. It charges you based on rush or non-rush hour ranging from $0.80 to $1.10 USD per flat-rate ride.
It can get very crowded during rush hour, and not all trains are air-conditioned. The announcements are in both Spanish and English.
The best way to get to airport is to go to Pajaritos station and go to Turbus and get an airport transfer (~$4 USD). It's also the best station to go to Valparaiso where busses pass nearly every 15 minutes and cost about $19 USD round trip.
Written 8 June 2023
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John S
282 contributions
May 2023 • Solo
For an English speaking visitor after day 1 I had no issues using the Metro in Santiago. Fast efficient, safe and covers most of the region. I was impressed.
Written 1 June 2023
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Maria A
Batavia, IL2 contributions
May 2022
Very clean, easy and safe to use. Used it to get around Santiago. The attendants were helpful and it is very similiar to the DC Metro system.
Written 10 May 2022
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J L C
Santiago, Chile95 contributions
Apr 2022
Living outside Trans Santiago, we don't often use public transport, but parking downtown can be difficult and expensive! So we drove down to Los Dominicos at the start of line 1. Our BIP cards were empty so we put some money on them at one of the many open windows. We went down to the platform and were whisked down to El Golf. It was a Saturday so no commuters, but no wait for trains. The train was clean and so were the platforms.
Return journey just as easy! Attractive murals at many stations, we would use it more if the line came out further!
Written 3 May 2022
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Satyabrata Dam
New Delhi1,782 contributions
Mar 2020 • Solo
I took the metro everywhere in Santiago and was super impressed at its efficiency and the politeness of the local commuters. Except in the rush hours, it's easy to get a seat. Metros run almost at every minute frequency. And connects to all the major tourist attractions.
Written 15 March 2020
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505badgolfer
Albuquerque, NM376 contributions
Feb 2020
I spent the last five days of a Chile visit in Santiago and used the Metro every day. My only quibble is that not all exits have escalators, and I did some huffing and puffing hauling some luggage up stairs. Otherwise, no complaints. You must buy a plastic ride card and put value on the card. I believe that each ride costs about 650 pesos.
Written 5 March 2020
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Adam Z
Santiago, Chile5 contributions
Feb 2020 • Business
Clean and quick subway. Easy to map out and get around. Felt safe as it was very cosmopolitan and efficient.
Written 29 February 2020
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Alex J
Borehamwood, UK72 contributions
Feb 2020 • Couples
Great metro and very easy to use. Bip card loaded and ready to go. Very clean, very reliable service and I felt safe at all times. London tube could learn from this!
Written 28 February 2020
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Seat 13C
Paris, France1,965 contributions
Jan 2020
Easy and convenient way to get around the city. We were there during the Summer holidays so it was never too busy. There were however some stations that were closed due to the damage caused during demonstrations so you have to adjust your itinerary at times.
Written 25 February 2020
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SKRnDC
Arlington, VA45 contributions
Feb 2020 • Friends
Yes, the October riots damaged many stations and weekly protests continue in Plaza Italia. Boquedano and some other transfer stations are closed. But the system continues to provide efficient safe, service in daytime (we did not need to use it at night). Be sure to visit the Santiago metro webpage to see the status of stations before you book a hotel.
Written 18 February 2020
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