Museo Ralli is dedicated to showcasing Latin American art, especially from the 20th Century. Having nine halls, the exhibits include works by artists from Bolivia, Venezuela, Chile, Peru, as well as artists from other nationalities. Wander around and spend a pleasant afternoon admiring paintings and sculptures by renowned artists like Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte and Harry Recanati.

The Santiago Museum of Contemporary Art was created in 1947 that exhibits a collection of over 2000 pieces of art made by International artists. There are temporary as well as permanent exhibits that feature a wide array of modern as well as contemporary art to help study, develop and disseminate the art for a better understanding. A video room exists featuring a wide library of art related feature films depicting documentaries on the topic.

Plop! Galeria is a contemporary art gallery in Santiago showcasing modern art pieces created and conceptualized by local artists, allowing them to exhibit their skills to a wider audience, thereby creating awareness and promoting modern art. The gallery also has an on-site bookstore with a large collection of comics and educational books for children.

The mayor Manuel Zañartu, with his family coat of arms displayed on the facade, inhabited this large beautiful home, according to legend. It was built between the years 1750-1756 with daub, and has two floors. It is a wonderful colonial style, with a large wooden door and different sized windows making it quite eye catching. On the second floor is a flowing balcony and in the corner is a stone pillar. Today it is a National Monument, is in perfect condition, and is a cultural center where painting exhibitions occasionally take place.