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Charquicán.

Machas a la parmesana.

Sopaipillas.

Curanto.

Chorrillana.

the chorillana is similar to a traditional salchipapa, but it has chorizo meat and egg, in some cases it has shredded chicken and onion.

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The city of Santiago is located in a sclerophyllous ecological zone known as Chilean scrubland, which has been heavily modified due to the use of soils for agricultural purposes or urban expansion. Within the city, the number of green areas reached 2686 public and 2625 private hectares in 1992, equivalent to 2.5% of the consolidated urban area. The enclosure of the city has led to the accumulation of a layer of smog over the city in recent decades, which is aggravated during the winter months due to various climatic phenomena such as thermal inversion and the coastal trough and the considerable reduction of circulating air masses in the basin.

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Being located on the 33° south parallel, Santiago is at a similar latitude to the cities of Cape Town in South Africa; Perth, Adelaide and Sydney in Australia; Mendoza, Rosario and Buenos Aires in Argentina, Uruguay and the state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil. Being also located on the 70th Meridian west, the city is on the same longitude as the territory of Nunavut, and Quebec City in Canada; the states of Maine and Massachusetts in the United States, Isla Española in the Dominican Republic; Aruba, Venezuela, Colombia, part of the state of Amazonas in Brazil, the Department of Loreto in Peru, and some sections of Argentina.

Santiago's city time is governed by Chile's official time -UTC-3 in summer and UTC-4 in winter .

Although there is sometimes confusion, Santiago is not the midpoint of Chile; if only the continental territory is considered, it is the beach resort of Playa Blanca, located in the commune of Coronel in the Biobío region. If the national territory is considered from the northern border with Peru to the southern end of the Chilean Antarctic Territory, the midpoint is Punta Arenas.

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According to archaeological research, it is believed that the first human groups settled in the Santiago basin around the 10th millennium B.C. After being sent by Francisco Pizarro from the government of New Castile and making a long journey from Cuzco, the Extremaduran conqueror Pedro de Valdivia arrived in the Mapocho valley on December 13, 1540. On February 12, 1541, Pedro de Valdivia formally founded the city of "Santiago del Nuevo Extremo", the official name of the city in honor of the Apostle Santiago, patron saint of Spain, in the vicinity of the Huelén hill, renamed "Santa Lucía" by the conqueror

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Santiago, also called Santiago de Chile, is the capital and main city of Chile and of the Metropolitan Region of Santiago, of which it is also the geographic center and whose population is largely concentrated in the city. Located on the banks of the Mapocho River, Santiago was founded by the Spanish conqueror Pedro de Valdivia.