Trip Guide to Santiago, Chile's Creative Side

You'll find an array of costume jewelry, books, and antiques.

Ona is a gold mine for one-of-a-kind Chilean keepsakes such as ox-horn necklaces, alpaca scarves, and cacique ponchos.

The Aymara, Mapuche, and Ona tribal cultures serve as inspiration for the modern clothing and jewelry at Tampu.

A collective of cutting-edge jewelers can be found across the foyer at Ají.

The store carries avant-garde clothing sold in the parlor of a 20th-century mansion.

The shop carries Juan José Soto's limited-edition men's wear (like silk-screened denims).

When fashion-savvy Santiagans want to buy locally, they head to Kebo, for Carla Godoy's flirty skirts and kimonos

Showcasing the work of more than 300 local artists, the Museo de Artes Visuales, or MAVI, serves as a center for Chilean contemporary art.

The 96-year-old Neoclassical palace houses 2,700 canvases by Chilean and global painters.