Estación Pío Nono Funicular Santiago by Turistik

Definitely buy the ticket online to save time (because you'll need it)! Scan the code even outside when you get there, and look at your options. I purchased the tickets in less than 5mins. Then the waiting starts for the funicular, the view is worth it. Then from there you gotta walk some 5 mins to get to the CableCar and AGAIN wait in line for that. I just wanted to go from the funicular to the end of the CableCar route and back... if you want to do this same deal, then don't get off at the end. Just continue on and stay in the cablecar to return back to the Funicular area. I made the mistake of getting off at the last stop of the cable car and had to wait AN HOUR to get back on the cable car. There were a variety of snacks and food and views were beautiful. I think I spent $40 on the tickets and eating for 2 people in total. Wasn't bad.

Foreigner 4500pesos.(Double of Chileans) . Almost no wait on Monday. Funicular was only after 1pm on Mondays. No connection to Telefónico(to get to North East end "Océano") because it's closed on Mondays. The cable car(Funicular) ride was only 7min. Make sure you get the front seat(lowest seats of the car) The view is everything. The clear weather without gas is the best. Several kiosk selling "more con huesillo, which is a brown sugar drink with grains and dry apricot/plum.

Very inexpensive way to see the whole city of Santiago! The lines went very fast to buy a ticket the day of and when you get to the top there are some small shops set up. Be prepared to walk a lot, even go up steps to move around the mountain, so wear good shoes. In the wintertime it was slower, so it might be a good idea to prepay for tickets during the busier summer months.

This cable car takes you up and down Cerro San Cristóbal. It's fun. Great views of the city and leaves you at the base of the Virgin Mary State. In hindsight we should have gone up the Teleférico then down the funicular using the combo ticket because there's more to visit at ground level on this side of the hill. We did it the other way, then took a taxi back here, which didn't make sense. (Also taxis here are notorious for giving you the long way around to increase their fare).

The Pio Nono funicular station serves as a gateway to Cerro San Cristóbal and its panoramic views of the city. The station, though historic, retains a charming vintage feel. While the ride up is an unforgettable experience, offering breathtaking scenery as you ascend, the station itself could use some modern upgrades. The ticketing process is straightforward. At the entrance you can find the different packages and prices. On weekends can be very crowded, on weekdays in the afternoon lines are more shorter and move faster. If you’re visiting Santiago, taking the funicular from Pio Nono station is a must for the view alone, but plan ahead to avoid peak times for a smoother experience. Credit cards accepted.

Nice to explore, we took the funicular up then explored at the top and took the cable car down the other way, and then back in reverse

Take the cable tram to reach the top and walk back. The Gondolla (I didnt do it) had on a sunday evenig quite a waiting line. I suggest going Here instead of playing more than 15€ for the skyscraper. Views are better Here.

Great way to get up the hill to see amazing views. The website didn’t work for us so had to queue up for our tickets but if u get the chance get tickets online as queue is long. We really enjoyed views and took cable car on the way back to complete this amazing experience.