The Funicular is a lift that runs on a cable transport system, generally used to climb steep slopes. In the case of Funicular Santiago, it consists of two cars that carry passengers to the summit of Cerro San Cristóbal, covering approximately 500 meters, climbing diagonally close to the ground.

Funicular Santiago operates Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 6:45 PM (winter schedule). On Mondays it opens from 1:00 PM to 6:45 PM, except for the first Monday of each month, when it is closed for maintenance.

Funicular Santiago tickets start at $1,580 CLP (one way only). A round trip (Pío Nono - Cumbre) costs $2,250 CLP Tuesday to Friday and $2,060 CLP on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. You can check all prices and tickets at www.funicularsantiago.cl

You can buy tickets online at www.funicularsantiago.cl (with credit or debit card) or in person at the ticket office with credit card, debit card or cash (Chilean pesos).

The starting station of Funicular Santiago is Estación Pío Nono, located at Pío Nono 450, Providencia. From there you can ride the Funicular toward the summit of Cerro San Cristóbal, passing through its two stations: Estación Zoológico and Estación Cumbre.

The nearest metro station is Baquedano (Line 1); get off and walk along Pío Nono street for about 10 minutes until you reach the entrance of Cerro San Cristóbal (Parquemet).

The Funicular ride takes approximately 5 to 7 minutes, from Estación Pío Nono to Estación Cumbre.

Funicular Santiago has two stations: Estación Pío Nono and Estación Cumbre.

You can combine Funicular with the Cable Car at Estación Cumbre. There are several tickets that combine both attractions. The "Vive el Parque" combo lets you ride the Funicular, both Cable Car lines, and the Panoramic Buses.

Yes, Funicular Santiago is equipped for wheelchairs and strollers. There is also inclusive access with a ramp and an elevator.

Yes, people with disabilities can present their SENADIS card at the ticket office and get free access to Funicular Santiago.