3) Chile's National Zoo

Come and visit The National Zoo Santiago Metropolitan Park, which opened in 1925, and covers an area of ​​4.8 hectares and a population of over a thousand animals distributed in 158 native and exotic species. Among its main attractions we can mention a large Aviary internal circulation, a screening room known as Zoocine, an amphitheater where live exhibitions are shown, among others.

Its main purpose is to recreate and educate visitors about native and exotic wildlife. There are also programs about threatened native species conservation and scientific research in order to contribute to the conservation of biodiversity and exchange knowledge with other Zoos around  the world and transfer these experiences to all visitors.
Address: Street Pio Nono 450.
Website: http://www.parquemet.cl