Sky Costanera
Sky Costanera
4.5
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Monday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday
10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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Experience Santiago highest viewing platform at the top of the tallest building in Latin America. SkyCostanera is the start point to know Santiago. SkyCostanera offers an exceptional experience, a panoramic view of the city in 360° at 300 meters high
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Neighbourhood: Providencia
How to get there
- Tobalaba • 7 min walk
- Tobalaba • 7 min walk
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- UteBATorrent, Spain229 contributionsGreat experienceWe just visited the Sky Costanera Tower one week before. It was a nice experience and the entrance fee is quiet ok. The view from above is amazing and gives you a great impression of the whole city. We had a really sunny day and an incredible view from above. Highly recomended!Visited December 2023Written 16 December 2023
- Christine L10 contributionsAmazing viewsWe visited Sky Costanera in March 2024 after 6pm until 9pm to watch the sunset and have drinks at 300 Sky Bar. It was a great way to see the city and enjoy a beautiful sunset. We recommend visiting in the evening and March is quiet time of year - not many visitors.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 14 March 2024
- Giuseppe CincindellaRosyth, United Kingdom2,122 contributionsAn experience to doGreat experience on the tallest tower of South America. The view is autstanding from the 62nd floor and from 64th. The ticket is quite expensive but it's worth for once. The lift takes very short time to bring you to the 62nd floor, where there're glasses walls to see the landscape. Amazing to see the Andes from there, the entire city of Santiago. Very similar from the 64th floorVisited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 23 March 2024
- WklstoywifeCamano Island, Washington3,136 contributionsFantastic views of Santiago and the andesI really enjoyed going up in this building. I did not feel the price was bad for what we got and we stayed for a while. We went for the sunset because I wanted to see the sunset and also the city lit up at night. It is a 64 story building and you are at the top with the sky being open. There are two levels you can go to. People get there and “camp out” to photograph the sunset. I still enjoyed it and got some fantastic pictures. I love seeing the city at night and also looking at the parks in the mountains. I could’ve stayed there longer. I walked around taking in the scenery from all sides. I enjoyed it. I saw this on the show “Somebody Feed Phil” Santiago. I would do it again if I ever get back there.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 29 March 2024
- Melissa BSaint Louis, Missouri1,268 contributionsA Must Visit in SantiagoThis was a must-see for us as it is the tallest building in South America. I don’t remember what we paid, but it was reasonable for what we got out of the experience — that said, make sure to budget more than a half hour to go. We got to sit up at the top and have a drink or two and it was well worth it! Great views, and they have lots of information to read all around the viewing areas.Visited March 2024Travelled as a coupleWritten 4 April 2024
- CA. CarnevalliSao Paulo, SP1,042 contributionsWorth a visitAlthough the queue for the rise was huge, everything was organized. We went at sunset time and it was quite crowded, but we managed to enjoy the view calmly and locate the most important points of the city. The building is quite high and the view is amazing!!Visited July 2024Travelled with familyWritten 16 July 2024
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kpicharaa
Santiago, Chile37 contributions
Mar 2019 • Couples
If you want to see all of Santiago in one look, I recommend Sky Costanera. The 360 view allows seeing most of the city, and the space is set up as an interactive museum, where depending on the windo you stand you can listen to a short description of the main monuments you can see from that point.
I especially recommend being there slight before sunset, since you get a view of Santiago in the daytime, enjoy the sunset and view Santiago's night lights to top it off.
I especially recommend being there slight before sunset, since you get a view of Santiago in the daytime, enjoy the sunset and view Santiago's night lights to top it off.
Written 12 January 2020
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AliMark1990
Chelmsford, UK13 contributions
Feb 2022
Visited first thing on a Thursday morning, worth noting that ticket prices are cheaper during weekdays when compared to the weekend
After purchasing our tickets and completing security checks we took the lift to the 61st floor of the tower. We have the entire deck to ourselves where we had uninterrupted 36 degree views across the entire City to the Andes. Being first thing in the morning there was still some mist around
After purchasing our tickets and completing security checks we took the lift to the 61st floor of the tower. We have the entire deck to ourselves where we had uninterrupted 36 degree views across the entire City to the Andes. Being first thing in the morning there was still some mist around
Written 24 April 2022
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Ryan
Winter Park, FL1 contribution
Feb 2020
Using the tower as a land mark, I had no problems finding the mall, but the actual elevator for the tower was a problem, but after I found it Maria was the first person I saw. She took a group of tourist up to the top of the deck; she then asked where everyone was from, I was the only American. She explained that she will do a tour in one language (french I believe) and another person did one in spanish. As I was the only english speaker I was kind of left to fend for myself.
I quickly noticed the floor of the deck had circles with different names, and is you stand on them you can hear an audio message; every so often the language of the message would change. After figuring that out I went to each circle and listened to what the message said. There aren't many markers to point out what some of the messages spoke about., but I did my best to guess which building or area the speaker was giving insight into.
After I was done with the messages and about to leave, Maria stopped me. She said she was looking for me to give me an english tour. I was shocked and promptly said yes. She asked for 5 mins to see if she could find any other english speakers to give the tour to. A few moments later she found me with 2 Chilean men who spoke a little english, they decided to work on their english by listening to the tour.
She then took me around and explained every significant spot we could see. I was quite impressed with the control of the english language. If you go, ask for Maria, she was help full with tips for, night time activities, the local eateries, beers, and parks. I really appreciated her taking the time to look for me and do a tour pretty much for me.
I quickly noticed the floor of the deck had circles with different names, and is you stand on them you can hear an audio message; every so often the language of the message would change. After figuring that out I went to each circle and listened to what the message said. There aren't many markers to point out what some of the messages spoke about., but I did my best to guess which building or area the speaker was giving insight into.
After I was done with the messages and about to leave, Maria stopped me. She said she was looking for me to give me an english tour. I was shocked and promptly said yes. She asked for 5 mins to see if she could find any other english speakers to give the tour to. A few moments later she found me with 2 Chilean men who spoke a little english, they decided to work on their english by listening to the tour.
She then took me around and explained every significant spot we could see. I was quite impressed with the control of the english language. If you go, ask for Maria, she was help full with tips for, night time activities, the local eateries, beers, and parks. I really appreciated her taking the time to look for me and do a tour pretty much for me.
Written 13 May 2020
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Lynette R
Tasmania, Australia9 contributions
Mar 2020
Definitely worth a visit, this well designed building provides a spectacular 360 degree view of the city with explanations of each aspect on the side panels between the windows. There is a restaurant and amenities available while at the top. The lift down stops inside the multi level shopping mall adding another dimension to the whole experience. The extent of the urban sprawl of the city just amazed me.
Written 22 March 2020
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Giuseppe G
Taranto, Italy198 contributions
Jul 2019
everyone travelling around santiago should spend one day here, and climb on the top to have a fantastic view of Santiago. the only bad thing is that you can notice also the smog covering Santiago, there's a layer on top the town they should take care of this too. ticket a little bit expensive but the view will pay the expense. i was lucky and in the afternoon there was a musician singing and a canteen offering chilean wines...beautiful experience
Written 7 February 2020
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Bridstow
Peterborough, UK1,027 contributions
Feb 2023 • Couples
The tallest building in Latin America is well worth a visit. After taking a fast elevator to the 61st floor you can observe a 360 degree view from that floor then take an escalator up a further floor to the 62nd where the views are simply stunning. You can see for miles and take in the scenery is as you look around. Once at the top you really do get a real sense of how much higher this building is than everything else around.
It’s possible to see many landmarks including the main river running through the city; although when we were there it was no more than a trickle, reinforcing just how badly rain was needed in Santiago. Weather and air quality permitting it’s hard to say what might be the best time of day to visit, so had there been more time we might have visited more than once. As it was, we chose to go in time to see the sunset. At first it was very sunny, bright and the sun was blazing but as the sun set the colours became clearer and increasingly more beautiful until it disappeared.
It’s possible to see many landmarks including the main river running through the city; although when we were there it was no more than a trickle, reinforcing just how badly rain was needed in Santiago. Weather and air quality permitting it’s hard to say what might be the best time of day to visit, so had there been more time we might have visited more than once. As it was, we chose to go in time to see the sunset. At first it was very sunny, bright and the sun was blazing but as the sun set the colours became clearer and increasingly more beautiful until it disappeared.
Written 14 March 2023
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daithi_my_life
Ennis, Ireland2,257 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
One of the best tourist attractions in Santiago and the tallest building in South America. The lift to the observation floors takes only one minute and you walk out to a breathtaking 360 degree city vista. There was hardly anyone there during our visit and we took our time to walk around the two floors. We enjoyed a glass of wine at 300 bar and restaurant which had very friendly helpful staff.
Written 9 January 2020
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Suene Dezidério Dias Vieira
Quirinopolis, GO4 contributions
Jul 2024 • Couples
Too expensive to see almost nothing, huge queues, a lot of fog, could not see the city, when it is like this, could charge less. The only bar does not fit many people, you can not sit down and take something. Super crowded. Unfortunately it was not a good experience
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Written 5 August 2024
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EricsElectricEmpire
Tampa, FL69 contributions
Jan 2022 • Solo
Great views, especially on a clear day. You can see the Andes, the entire city, and even make out the Virgin Mary on top Cerro San Cristobal if you look closely. Reasonably priced compared to skyscraper observation decks around the world, experience was similar. Only thing is the elevator is quite slow compared to One WTC, Empire State, Burj Khalifa, etc.
Written 10 January 2022
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Jose F
11 contributions
Jan 2020
We went to Sky Costanera on our first day. no queues, cheap, amazing views (some pollution/smog somewhat covering Andes which is apparently common)
The only slight negative is that the explanations of various buildings spread around the place do not actually show where the building/park/etc actually is. Given the size of the city and fact some places are hidden behind hills etc it can be a bit frustrating trying to find it
However overall this was perhaps the best observation tower we have ever been to- the height above the city, well organized, clean and even open to the sky at the very top...
The only slight negative is that the explanations of various buildings spread around the place do not actually show where the building/park/etc actually is. Given the size of the city and fact some places are hidden behind hills etc it can be a bit frustrating trying to find it
However overall this was perhaps the best observation tower we have ever been to- the height above the city, well organized, clean and even open to the sky at the very top...
Written 3 February 2020
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Olá, há algum restaurante para jantar no topo do prédio que permita crianças?
Written 2 March 2020
Não há restaurantes la em cima no Sky Costanera, como ele fica em um complexo do shopping, jantar só lá embaixo. Para ir visitar o Sky com crianças é super tranquilo, desde que agasalhe eles bem porque la em cima venta bastante e é frio.
Written 2 March 2020
Como funciona o passeio pago pelo TripAdvisor? É apenas o ingresso ou um passeio com guia. Há reserva de horário? Obrigado!
Written 8 November 2019
Ingressos são ver vendidos no local ( fica dentro de um shopping) , o passeio não é guiado , mais também não é necessário, todas instruções são passadas pelo funcionários.
Written 8 November 2019
O mirante estará funcionando no próximo fim de semana (2 e 3/11)?
Written 31 October 2019
Pelo site de venda de ingressos, tudo operando. Até segunda ordem.
No Google escreva Sky Costanera, Chile e clique, à direita, na compra de ingressos. Você verá que estão disponíveis para os feriados.
Written 31 October 2019
Ola, vocês fazem reserva para a festa de ano novo?
Written 23 September 2019
No. This is a cruel sport and if you are a weak person who wants to gorge bulls just to show you are strong, then also don;t its a waste of time
Written 21 October 2019
Há algum tipo de café ou praça de alimentação no local? Ou trata-se apenas de um mirante?
Written 8 September 2019
Há uma belíssima praça de alimentação, na saída do elevador que leva ao topo do prédio. Comidas regionais e de menu internacional. Custo não tão brando mas a qualidade e diversidade faz a diferença.
Desfrute.
Written 9 September 2019
Bom dia.
Estou querendo comprar para 4 pessoas, porém gostaria de ser ver o pôr do sol. Como funciona com relação ao horário da visita? É definida por vcs ou eu tenho a opção de escolher?
Obrigado e aguardo.
Written 30 July 2019
O horário é livre. Só verifique o horário de funcionamento
Written 30 July 2019
O desconto de 50% às quartas ainda existe?
Não há qualquer informação no site ou nas redes sociais do Sky Costanera.
Written 23 June 2019
Olha não sei se tem o desconto de quarta-feira pois fomos em um final de semana e não vimos nenhum aviso de desconto
Written 24 June 2019
Precisa reservar com antecedência ou posso arriscar de ir sem reserva ?
Written 30 March 2019
Não precisa reservar, sobe em grupos a todo tempo, tente estar lá quase ao anoitecer e ver escurecer....terá as duas experiencias dia e noite.....
Written 1 April 2019
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