After ascending elevator to tallest building in the Americas, you are rewarded with 360 degree view of Santiago and it's historic architecture, newly constructed skyscrapers, and splendid mountains. Viewing binoculars available all directions. Small gift shop upon exiting this amazing structure accepts credit cards, American money, and Chilean pesos. Definately a value for minimal fee. Close to huge multilevel mall with food court.
Its a beautiful and comfort mall. You can go there and find all kind of shops and things. There's also coffees and in the last floor there's all the food places. It has lot of indications in Spanish and English. I highly recommend this antro of capitalism.
This place has amazing views. It's the tallest building in Latin America--quite impressive. We went when it was relatively empty. I can inside it getting pretty packed. Apparently if you go later in the day and stay until evening the views are spectacular.
The biggest and most complete mall in the city. Not the cheapest, but you'll find absolutely everything here. Also, you can go up to the top for the best view of Santiago. I recommend doing this at night. Spectacular.
This place was pretty huge. I've decided to name it Tall Mall! That's because it is probably the tallest building in Santiago. Inside was pretty much like any gigantic major American Shopping Center with even some of the same Brands like Banana Republic Etc. There was a giant giant humongous grocery store that was extremely impressive. We got a bunch of groceries there and it was good quality. Highly recommended and I will definitely return.
Very nice mall. You can find excellent options in the food court. There are stores of the main brands
Huge mall. Perfect for shopping. In the information desk u can get a discount card as a foreigner
lots of stores of all kinds and wide spaces. restrooms are spacious and mostly clean at all times. not too noisy adn great for families.
Thoroughly recommended as a place to cool off during the 9 months or so of hot sunny weather each year. There's plenty of space here (6 floors!!) shops, a cinema and places to eat and drink. Also thoroughly recommended is the trip by express lift up to the viewing platform right at the top of the tower. Amazing views across the city skyline and towards the Andes. Well worth the money. Ah. and it's just a shade higher than the Shard in Londonif you like your statistics.
One of Santiago's latest mall developments, filled with 6 floors of great stores, restaurants, cinemas and soon to come, convention center, medical facilities and the tallest skyscraper in Latin America.
I have been in the teen towers 108 flor
Also in Chicago Sears building.
When there is no smog is nice.
Only to crowded!
If you're a consumerist you'll love it here. Very expensive though - like everything in Chile I guess. Surprisingly dirty toilets 🚽!
Shopping mall, reasonable selection of shops. Slightly too popular for its own good (awkwardly crowded at times), the shopping experience is further deteriorated by certain escalators running the wrong direction (by design) and the elevators to slow. Santiago has better malls.
This is just another huge shopping mall like thousands wherever you go worldwide. But if you are looking for a magnificent city sight from the top of Costanera towerjust buy a ticket and you will see Santiago in 360°. After that you can enjoy a coffee in one of the many options you have in these premises.
Try not to visit this place alone, it's better if you do this with a group of friends, and take care of your pockets and backpacks. Don't give the pickpocketers the opportunity of taking your personal belongings away.
Good place to shop although it is always crowded because it is close to the metro station. It has several levels, each level focused in a topic (men, women, sports, etc.) it could be tedious to find something as you need to travel through each level to find it, level 5 to the level 2 for example.
The department stores are inferior to the ones found in other malls, because are much smaller in size and also because lack variety.
In summary a good mall with everything although it could result in a tiring experience as well.
This is a great shopping center, it has a lot of different brands. This mall has 5 floors and each one of them are specifically divided for men, women, house, food, etc. Example: you can find brands for women in the whole second floor. Also, there are always events in there. The parking lot is a little expensive but it has a big capacity for most of cars. I recommend this mall for everyone who wants to know different brands and have a great time.
The tallest building in South America and one of the biggest malls I've ever been to. More than 4 floors of hundreds of name brand stores you can find in the U.S. as well as other not so common brands. Can get quite busy and hectic depending on the day and time. Would not recommend going here if you're looking to quickly buy a specific item as it's just too large and crazy.
This place is amazing, I mean if you love shopping, it's like the ultimate shopping center, there is everything you could want and more you get: books, food (amazing variety), clothes, cinema, department stores, shoes. And everything you could want to buy! It's central and yo can't loose it! It's beside the biggest tower of Latin America!
Crowed, you need to arrive early to walk around it. If you are a tourist, they offer some discount coupons. Most of the important brands are there. Also you will find nice and good options to have lunch.