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La Moneda Palace is a local government office, located at Moneda S/N, Santiago, Región Metropolitana, Chile. They can be contacted via phone at +56 2 2690 4000, visit their website www.gob.cl for more detailed information.

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Moneda S/N, Santiago, Región Metropolitana
Added by Jopie, at 21 July 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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11 Reviews

  • Rodrigo Bastias
    05 March 2018

    Quite an embarrassment to show this place to Foreigner Friends. Such a dirty palace, dog poo in the park, street dogs around the palace. Surrounded by fences everywhere and smells like pee during the night and even worst during the day. Its the unfortunate reality

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  • LiaBR7 Buges
    29 November 2017

    Where : Palacio de La Moneda – Santiago - Chile
    Title: Nicer with the changing of guard ceremony

    Palacio de La Moneda is the seat of the President of the Republic of Chile. It also houses the offices of three cabinet ministers according Wikipedia. If you take the Free walking tour they get you there or you can just take a chance to go around Santiago downtown and for sure you will get there. You can confirm online which days of the week they have the traditional changing of guard ceremony that it’s something special to watch and you can film, take pictures, it’s pretty cool. Just get there a little earlier to get a good spot in the middle of lots of people that are waiting to see it. Again, just take care of your wallets and enjoy the history and the beautiful building architecture.

    Grade: Eli = 4, Serge = 4
    Recommend: Nice place to visit, more special during the changing of guard as mentioned, we totally recommend it.

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  • Rodrigo Bastias
    01 October 2017

    Quite an embarrassment to show this place to Foreigner Friends. Such a dirty palace, dog poo in the park, street dogs around the palace. Surrounded by fences everywhere and smells like pee during the night and even worst during the day. Its the unfortunate reality.

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  • Rayburn Clipper
    12 July 2017

    I couldn't find the scars on the building from the CIA led coup attempt in the 1970. So be sure to look for them.

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  • E. Arthur Phillips
    06 July 2017

    The beauty. The history.

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  • Dimitris Rallis
    03 June 2017

    I admire the Values and Human side of President Michelle Bachelet ,she brings light to the Le Moneda Palace ,and wish to the great people of Chile always to follow the human Values of Liberte Egalite Fraternite ..that after all remains in this World we live..

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  • Dagomir Marquezi
    08 March 2017

    When I visited (in 1975) it was visible the shooting holes from 1973 militar coup.

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  • Paola Barja
    05 March 2017

    Please take an appointment for FREE tour in this place by website. is "a must to see".

    Recomiendo que tomar con Antelacion el tour gratuito al Palacio.

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  • Pradnya Singbal
    23 January 2017

    The best part is the ceremony for change of guards which happens every alternate day. The band plays amazing songs. You can pre book tours of the palace if you want to go inside.

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  • Davo Dw
    07 January 2017

    This used to be the state treasury and is 'lightly' guarded with a dozen police or so around the perimeter. Nice park to rest and if you're lucky, they might have the changing of the guard whilst you're there

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  • Prithvi Khanna
    28 July 2016

    Lovely architecture and an interesting history I only found out about during the tour. Try to watch the ceremony for the changing of the guards. It isn't special but a very good experience.

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