Bebe Urbano is a famous children's store in Chile stocking a large variety of toys and accessories manufactured by more than 25 different establishments, labels and designers. Maternity and baby care products are also sold here.

Parque Bicentenario is a wonderful local park, well-maintained by the authorities and ideal for a fun day-out with family and friends. The carefully paved paths at the park are ideal for a peaceful walk in the evening, and the abundant open spaces make great play grounds for children. If you have pets, this would be the place where they can make new friends. All trees that line the Parque Bicentenario are mighty, and colorful flowers add immeasurably to the beauty of the park.

A vibrant land, the Parque Metropolitano is a beautiful green area which hosts on its premises the hills of San Cristóbal, Chacarillas, Gemelos and Pirámide. Occupying about 728 hectares (1798.93 acres) of land area, it is one of the largest parks in the country. Its forestation began in 1921 and, in 1926, the mayor Alberto Mackenna transformed it into a public area. The summit is 860 meters (2821.52 feet) above sea level, crowned by an image of the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception sitting on a pedestal. This is a favorite spot for a Sunday outing, whether on foot, bicycle, car or funicular. There is a zoo, two swimming pools, picnic areas, restaurants, children's play area, a chapel and botanical gardens replete with diverse floral species. Visitors are recommended to go all the way up to the summit in order to enjoy a full view of Santiago, particularly in summer. On a clear day, it is possible to survey the snow-capped Andean peaks in all their glory and splendor.

Sheraton Santiago Hotel and Convention Center is a luxury hotel, known by its world class hotel chain. This first-class hotel built in 1972 is situated on the San Cristóbal hill, north of the Mapocho river, giving the entire place a splendid look and feel. Class and comfort, are two main aspects of the Shereton hotels and so this hotel harps on its charming interiors, breathtaking views and an unmatched service. The place has an exquisite dining hall, serving gourmet cuisine. Class, style, comfort, efficiency and a homely vibe, are some of the reasons to book your stay at the Sheraton Santiago Hotel and Convention Center.

Located in the heart of Cerro San Cristóbal, this expansive park covers a sloping area of 4.5 hectares (11.11 acres) and houses more than 160 species, from mammals and birds to reptiles. Native species like condors, pumas, pudus, black-necked swans are all worth mentioning, while the most popular (especially among children) are the monkeys. You will also encounter lions, elephants, giraffes, hippopotamus, bears and tigers. If you get tired of going up and down the stairs, take a break at one of the many kiosks which sell drinks, sandwiches, juice and biscuits.

The grounds of this park were obtained by the canalization of the Mapocho River in 1891. In 1900 the administrator Enrique Cousiño began the construction of the Forestal Park with his fellow countryman Jorge Dubois. Many monuments, sculptures, and species of trees are found here. It is a must on Sundays for the people of Santiago, who come here for their weekly stroll. It is especially pretty in autumn and a blessing on hot summer days. It is an oasis in the middle of the concrete jungle and noise of the large city.

Miniatura is a children's apparel store specializing in clothes for babies up to 6 years of age. Whether its bibs, beanies, pajamas, dresses, shorts or jackets they've got them all. In addition to the clothes, they also stock a variety of cute shoes that are classified as per age. If you're a parent to a newborn, this is the place to shop.

The French naturalist Claudio Gay founded this important museum in 1830. The architect Raúl Lathoud constructed the building in 1875 and today it is a National Monument. It is one of the oldest museums in Latin America and one of the most important of the world with the valuable collections it possesses. In these collections you'll find a striking Inca mummy of a child found frozen on Plomo mountain, still in perfect condition today. The museum also has an entomology collection as well as a geographical, anthropological and archeological collection. Admission is CLP600 for adults and CLP300 for students. Free admission on Sundays.

The creation of this marvelous park started in 1841, when this land was still beyond the boundaries of Santiago. Now, it is in the heart of an old residential neighborhood. The aim was to acclimatize foreign plant species and increase their reproduction, a task handed to French naturalist Claudio Gay, its first director. In 1875, construction of the neoclassical building started, which today houses the Natural History Museum. Also, paths were drawn and a lake was built to add to the visitors enjoyment. Nowadays, Quinta Normal has 40 forested hectares with a great variety of trees, and has been declared a nature sanctuary. The Science and Technology Museum and the Railway Museum are also located on its grounds. There are many sporting facilities and a spectacular little lake ideal for paddle-boating and those in love. The park is quite busy on the weekends, and often frequented by locals, particularly families.

Located within the historical site of the Quinta Normal Park, and surrounded by lush vegetation and all sorts of cultural attractions, this museum houses numerous secrets and principles of physics, mathematics and astronomy. Children especially will love the mysterious and extraordinary exhibits on offer. The experiments present educational and entertaining ways of introducing children to the sciences.

A project of the First Lady, Marta Larraechea, this museum features colorful and unique interactive displays that focus on hands-on interaction. Designed with school-age children in mind, the museum offers exhibits on science, technology and history. Take a look a the rich history of mining in Chile or learn about electromagnetism. This playful learning environment receives over 430,000 visitors annually.