Between its historical streets and cités, you will find amazing businesses that have created some of the most delicious brews.
We start our tour at the Matta metro station, from here, we will discover the history of this area, named the "Little Alameda" and with a huge historical influence.
Then, our first stop will be at Tanja, a Swedish expat who chose Matta Sur as her neighborhood and also, the place to create some exciting ciders based on the European techniques.
Our next stop will be Mala Idea, a local funky brewery that has some of the most delicious IRA's and IPA's, as well as a lovely backyard where we will enjoy these beers.
The next stop is Alameda Beer Company, one of the most popular breweries in the local craft beer scene.
Our tour will finish at SPOH, if not, the most popular brewery in the area. We will visit their taproom and will enjoy some of their funky creations, such as "Fibonacci" (Red Ale), PI a 3,14° beer!
Posted By : Michaellaurentravel
Amazing tour. Milo really knew what he was talking about and the places you visit would not be able to be found without his help, the locals we met at each location were passionate about the food they made. Milo went above and beyond in leading this tour as well as some general I formation about Chile, and the food was amazing, would recommend to everyone.
We brought our 19month old along which was not an issue and Milo made her feel included.
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Posted On : 2020-02-22 14:55:08 
Posted By : thomasmN354JI
We had one afternoon in Santiago and wanted to see street art and an alternative side to Santiago. We asked on short notice for a guided tour (12 hours). We first went to museora cielo albierto, an outdoor art project done in one of the exterior suburbs. the art was fantastic and the area comfortable to travel around by foot. secondly we went to an open air market (name I cant remeber) to get an alternative shopping experience in Santiago. the market was teeming with people and gave an interesting perspective on the city. also purchased a print from a local artist called, Alejandro Gonzalez, who has a fairly extensive amount of his works for sale at this market. his influence in the local street art was pointed out to us by our guide, Camillo.
Throughout the trip our guide, Camillo, explained us the meanings behind some of the art pieces about the people who lived and live in the areas. a brief history of the buildings etc, a general education to an area of the city I never have visited or know about on my own.
the overall experience was a unique and eye opening experience.
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Posted On : 2020-02-15 19:30:28
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