The Palacio de la Monedan is inspired by Neopolitan palaces, and is currently the seat of the Chilean President.

The building with its imposing neoclassical facade was originally designed to be a colonial mint. It was converted into the seat of power in 1845.

Its place in history was assured when Salvador Allende was killed inside when the palace was bombed in 1973 during Agustin Pinochet's military cout d'etat.

it is possible to take guided tours of La Moneda Palace and they are absolutely free.

To make a tour reservation, you have to request a form at least 15 days in advance to the Administrative Office of the Presidency of the Republic.

Tours take place 10.30-11.30 am and 3pm-4pm, Monday-Friday.