Baháʼí Temple & Cousiño Macul Vineyard tour from Santiago
Two architectural landmarks and a century-old winery, all within sight of the Andes
This three-hour tour from Santiago visits the Baháʼí House of Adoration, the first Bahá'í temple in South America, and Cousiño Macul vineyard, founded in 1856 and still run by the sixth generation of the founding family. You'll see the temple's architecture and panoramic views of the city, then learn about Chilean wine production and taste the vineyard's output. A bilingual guide and round-trip transfer from your starting point are included, along with a Cousiño Macul wine glass as a gift.
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Visit Bahá'í Temple and Vineyard
- Admire Bahá'í House of Adoration architecture
- Enjoy panoramic city views
- Tour Cousiño Macul Vineyard
- Learn about Chilean wine
- Taste vineyard wine production
What’s included
- Round-trip transfer from your chosen pickup point.
- visit to the Baháʼí House of Adoration.
- tour and wine tasting at Cousiño Macul.
- a souvenir Cousiño Macul wine glass.
- bilingual guide in English and Spanish.
Times
- Wednesday and Friday 13:00 13:15 13:45
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The experience
The tour opens at one of three pickup points across Santiago: Plaza de Armas in the city center, Av. Vitacura in Las Condes, or Parque Arauco mall, and moves directly to the Baháʼí House of Adoration. This white-domed structure, the first Bahá'í temple built in South America, sits at the foot of the Andes and commands views across the entire city. You'll walk the grounds and take in both the architecture and the vantage point it offers, with your bilingual guide explaining the site's significance and history.
From there, the route heads to Cousiño Macul in the Maipo Valley. The winery has operated continuously since 1856, making it one of the oldest in the region, and it remains a family operation: the sixth generation now runs it. The French-influenced buildings, with their stone bases and brick vaults (historically sealed with a mixture of lime, sand and egg white), reflect the vineyard's heritage. You'll tour the property, learn how Chilean wine is made, and taste the vineyard's production. A souvenir wine glass from Cousiño Macul goes home with you.
The whole experience takes three hours, including the round-trip transfer. Your guide speaks both English and Spanish, so the commentary reaches everyone in the group.
Is this one for you?Book this if you want to visit both the Baháʼí House of Adoration and Cousiño Macul Vineyard in one morning with a bilingual guide who covers both sites. The fixed route keeps everything connected without backtracking between neighborhoods.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English and Spanish.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (3 to 12 years); Infant (under 3): free.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What is the Baháʼí House of Adoration, and why is it notable?
The Baháʼí House of Adoration is a white-domed temple and the first Bahá'í house of worship built in South America. It sits at the foot of the Andes and offers panoramic views across Santiago, making it both an architectural landmark and a vantage point over the city.
How old is Cousiño Macul, and who runs it now?
Cousiño Macul was founded in 1856, making it one of the oldest wineries in the Maipo Valley. The sixth generation of the founding family is currently in charge, and the vineyard remains a family operation.
What happens during the winery visit?
At Cousiño Macul, you'll tour the vineyard, learn about Chilean wine production, and taste the winery's wines. The visit includes the French-style buildings with their distinctive stone and brick architecture, and you'll receive a Cousiño Macul wine glass as a gift.
Where can I be picked up for this tour?
Round-trip transfer is included from one of three starting points: Plaza de Armas in central Santiago, Av. Vitacura in Las Condes, or Parque Arauco mall. You choose your pickup location when you book.
How long does the entire tour take?
The tour runs three hours total, including both the Baháʼí temple visit and the winery experience, plus round-trip transfer time.
Is the guide bilingual?
Yes, your guide speaks both English and Spanish throughout the tour.
Baháʼí Temple & Cousiño Macul Vineyard tour from Santiago
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