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Sky Costanera is a 360° observation deck perched at the very top of the Gran Torre Costanera in Santiago’s Providencia district. It holds the record of being South America’s tallest building at a whopping 300 meters, adding to the sense of thrill. Occupying the building’s 61st and 62nd floors, it offers panoramic views of Santiago city, along with the towering Andes beyond. Starting at the building’s base, your experience begins with a high-speed elevator ride that soars over 100 meters high in less than a minute. The 61st floor is a glass-enclosed observation deck, while the floor above it is an open-air terrace.

Overview: 

  • Location: Sky Costanera is perched at the very top of Gran Torre Costanera and inside the larger shopping complex known as Costanera Center. Its address is Av. Andrés Bello 2425, 7510689 Providencia, Región Metropolitana, Chile | Find on Google Maps
  • Opening hours: Sky Costanera is open from Monday to Sunday from 10am to 10pm. Last entry is at 9pm every day. 
  • Price range: From €25.94
  • On site-visit duration: Spending about 1 hour is ideal to savour the views from both floors. 
  • Best time to visit: Visit during the shoulder seasons between March and May & September and November. 
  • Key attractions: 360° observation deck on the 61st floor and the open-air terrace on the 62nd. 

The different levels at Sky Costanera

Sky Costanera offers two distinct observation areas atop Gran Torre Costanera, each delivering a unique way to experience 360° panoramic views of Santiago and the surrounding Andes. Whether you prefer the secure climate of an enclosed space or the invigorating feel of an open-air deck, there’s a level perfectly suited to your style.

Observation deck view of Santiago, Chile from Sky Costanera, overlooking cityscape and mountains.

Floor 61 – Enclosed glass observation deck

Floor highlight: Enjoy a stable, indoor vantage point with floor-to-ceiling glass that guarantees clear views year-round from 300 meters above ground.

Look out for:

  • Santiago’s modern skyline, including the Costanera Centre and nearby iconic high-rises.
  • The distant Andes mountains provide a striking natural backdrop.

Unique things to do:

  • Explore detailed signage and high-powered telescopes that help orient you within Santiago’s urban and natural landscape.
  • Ideal for families and photography enthusiasts seeking dependable, weather-protected views.
Open air view deck of Sky Costanera, Santiago de Chile, overlooking cityscape and mountains.

Floor 62 – Open-air viewing deck

Floor highlight: Step onto a partly open-air deck that lets you feel the height as you take in wide-ranging 360° views with an immersive outdoor ambiance.

Look out for:

  • The expansive urban sprawl of Santiago, with dynamic perspectives of city lights and looming Andes peaks on clear days.
  • Shifting atmospheric conditions around sunset that highlight the dramatic transition from day to night.

Unique things to do:

  • Capture stunning sunset photos as the city’s skyline transforms into a vibrant nighttime view.
  • Savor the fresh air and open-air feel for a more sensory, liberating experience high above the city.

What can you expect at Sky Costanera?

Elevator interior with control panel and open doors.
Santiago cityscape with Andes mountains viewed from Sky Costanera, Chile.
Visitors enjoying sunset views from Sky Costanera in Santiago, Chile.
Cocktails at Melbourne skydeck bar with city skyline in the background.
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Soar on a high-speed elevator

Zoom from the mall levels of Gran Torre Costanera to the 61st and 62nd floors in under a minute. As the city shrinks below, anticipation builds for the views that await.

Enjoy 360° panoramic city views

Step onto the observation decks and take in a complete 360° vista of Santiago. From the urban skyline to the rugged Andes in the distance, every angle offers a unique perspective and a sense of the city’s layout.

Witness dramatic sunset transitions

Arrive around late afternoon to watch Santiago transform as daylight fades into a sparkling cityscape. The open-air deck reveals a stunning interplay of fading light and the emerging lighting in the buildings around.

Savor refreshments at sky-high heights

Unwind at Sky 300 Bar & Coffee with a signature drink or a light meal. Enjoy a moment of relaxation while absorbing the vibrant urban and mountain backdrop.

Things to know before booking Sky Costanera tickets 

Entry tickets

  • Your Sky Costanera entry tickets get you access to the 61st and 62nd floors of the Gran Torre Costanera building. 
  • Make sure to check the weather forecast for the day you plan on booking your tickets. A clear day means you’ll be able to spot the Andes mountains in the distance. If your visit coincides after a light rain, even better! 
  • This experience will also involve panoramic views from a height of about 300 meters. Keep this in mind if you suffer from vertigo, and visit with a trusted companion if possible. 

Hop-on Hop-off bus tours 

  • You can choose a hop-on hop-off bus you depending on how much time you have to spend in Santiago. If you’re short on time, you can choose a 1-day pass with an audio guide, or a 1-day pass with tickets to the Santiago cable car. 
  • If you’ve got more time on your hands, you can even book a 2-day pass with cable car tickets. The free map you get will help you understand the city’s layout so you know where to get on and off. 

Day trips

  • Booking a day trip gives you the benefit of round-trip transfers to the departure point from multiple meeting points across Santiago. 
  • Keep in mind that these day trips involve a lot of walking, and thus aren’t suitable for guests with limited mobility. Book accordingly! 

Guided tours 

  • You can also choose from several guided tours depending on which places around Santiago you’d like to visit. 
  • Keep in mind that a lot of these experiences involve tasting of alcoholic beverages, meaning they’re meant exclusively for those above the age of 18. 
  • Some guided tours also include access to the swimming pools at the lodges included in the trip. Keep in mind that you’ll need to carry a swimsuit and a swimming cap along, as these are mandatory. 

Breaking down all your Sky Costanera tickets

Experience Entry to Sky CostaneraHop-on hop-off bus passDigital audio guideRound-trip transfers LunchBeverage tastings

Entry tickets

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1-day hop-on hop-off bus tour with digital audio guide

❌

1-day

✅

❌

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1-day hop-on hop-off bus tour with cable car tickets

❌

1-day

✅

❌

❌

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2-day hop-on hop-off bus tour with cable car tickets

❌

2-day

✅

❌

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From Santiago: Vineyard, Valparaíso, Neruda Museum and Viña del Mar Tour

❌

❌

✅

✅

❌

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Cajon del Maipo, El Morado Lodge and Spa: Andean Adventure

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❌

✅

✅

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Cajón del Maipo: El Yeso Reservoir & Santuario del Río Spa

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✅

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Marqués de Casa Concha: Wine Tasting at Concha y Toro

❌

❌

✅

✅

❌

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Viña Concha y Toro Winery: Nighttime: Dinner Show

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✅

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Sights you’ll spot from Sky Costanera

Aerial view of Santiago cityscape with Andes mountains from Sky Costanera, Chile.

The Andes mountains

The distant Andes form a dramatic backdrop with their shimmering, snow-capped peaks contrasting against Santiago’s urban spread. Clear days unveil this rugged range in all its glory, adding an expansive natural canvas to the skyline.

Aerial view of San Cristobal Hill and Santiago de Chile at sunset from Sky Costanera.
Aerial view of Santiago de Chile with Plaza de Armas, Metropolitan Cathedral, and Mopocho River from Sky Costanera.
Aerial view of San Cristobal Hill and Santiago de Chile with Sky Costanera tower.
Aerial view of Plaza de Armas and Church of San Vicente de Ferrer de Los Dominicos in Santiago, Chile.

Plan your visit to Sky Costanera

Sunset view from Sky Costanera, Chile, with people silhouetted against large windows.
  • Sky Costanera is open from Monday to Sunday from 10am to 10pm. 
  • Last entry to the venue is at 9pm. This is also when the ticket offices close. 
  • The Sky 300 Bar & Coffee is also open from 10am to 10pm every day. 

Best time to visit:

  • You should aim to visit around sunset, typically between 7 to 8pm, when the skyline offers a stunning interplay between the sunset, the city’s glimmering lights, and the Andean backdrop. 
  • Early mornings or midday visits are ideal if you prefer clear, crisp views and quieter surroundings.
  • Weekdays generally experience thinner crowds compared to weekends, ensuring a more relaxed visit and easier navigation through ticket queues.

Address: Sky Costanera is located at Av. Andrés Bello 2425, 7510689 Providencia, Región Metropolitana, Chile | Find on Google Maps

Getting there:

  • By metro: The nearest station is Tobalaba (Line 1). It’s about a 7-minute walk from the station to the Costanera Center, where the building’s entrance is located.
  • By bus: The closest bus stop is at Costanera Center, just a 1-minute walk from Gran Torre Costanera.
  • By car: Drive to Costanera Center and park in the mall’s parking facility. Traffic can be heavy during peak hours, so consider a taxi or rideshare.
  • On foot: If you’re staying in Providencia or Las Condes, you can easily walk to Sky Costanera in about 10-15 minutes.
Wheelchair access sign indicating barrier-free entry.
  • Fast high-speed elevators: The elevators offer a quick ascent from the mall to the 61st floor, typically in under a minute. 
  • Accessibility: Sky Costanera and the shopping center below it are wheelchair accessible and cater to visitors with limited mobility. 
  • Refreshments: Sky 300 Bar & Coffee, located within the same building, serves a range of light snacks, refreshments, and signature cocktails.
  • Integrated amenities: The Costanera Center next door gives you the benefit of various other amenities, including restrooms, ATMs, and plenty of places to shop.
Security personnel using a handheld scanner on a traveler at an airport checkpoint.
  • Large bags, suitcases, and bulky luggage are not permitted in the observation zones.
  • Firearms, sharp objects, toxic chemicals, and tools are strictly prohibited at Sky Costanera. 
  • Food, drinks, and smoking (including e-cigarettes) are strictly prohibited inside the viewing areas.
  • Photography is allowed, but be mindful of restrictions on flash or large tripod equipment as indicated on-site.
  • You will need to pass through a security check at the entrance before you go up to the observation deck.

Tips for the perfect visit to Sky Costanera 

  • Sky Costanera’s USP is the stunning views it offers of the surrounding landscape. You should check the weather beforehand to make the most of your visit, as spotting some of the more distant landmarks like the Andes can be tricky during hazy conditions. 
  • The rains often do a great job at dissipating the haze, and visiting after a light shower can be a great time to spot some of the more distant Andean hills and snow-capped peaks. 
  • The glass windows can create lots of reflections based on the direction of the sunlight. Using a polarizing filter on your phone or camera can cut down on these reflections, resulting in clearer pictures. 
  • You should aim to visit about 60 to 90 minutes before sunset for the best views. The crowds are thinner, which means you get to secure a spot closer to the glass edge. The setting sun and the city slowly lighting up make for unmatched views! 
  • What’s more, you can then savor a delectable snack and some of the best regional blends at Sky 300 Bar & Coffee. Keep in mind that you will need tickets to Sky Costanera to access this restaurant-cum-bar. 
  • The glass panels at the observatory create tons of reflections throughout the day. Two things can help: attaching a polarizing filter to your camera gets you crisper images, and wearing darker, matte clothing leads to fewer reflections on the glass.

Frequently asked questions about Sky Costanera tickets

Do the entry tickets to Sky Costanera offer timed access?

Yes, you get to choose the specific timeslot during which you’d like to visit the observatory. As a result, your entry to the site is guaranteed.

What are the different hop-on hop-off bus passes on offer?

If you plan on going on a hop-on hop-off bus tour of Santiago, you can choose from a 1-day pass with a digital audio guide or another 1-day pass with tickets to the Santiago cable car. If you have more time on your hands, you can also choose a 2-day bus pass with cable car tickets.

Do the day trips from Santiago offer round-trip transfers?

Absolutely! The day trip to the vineyard in Casablanca Valley, Valparaíso, Neruda Museum and Viña del Mar Tour offers seamless round-trip transfers to the tour’s departure point. You also get to board your coach from multiple points across Santiago, giving you plenty of flexibility.

How many stops does the 2-day hop-on hop-off bus pass include?

Your hop-on hop-off bus tour gives you the option to board and get off at any of the 10 stops along the route. You also get a free map of the city to help you navigate your way around.

What are some of the major sights you can spot from the observation deck?

Besides panoramic views of Chile’s capital city, you’ll also spot the towering Andes mountains in the backdrop. Other iconic landmarks within the city include Plaza de Armas, Costanera Center, the Mapocho River, and Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, among others.

What are Sky Costanera’s opening hours?

Sky Costanera is open every day from 10am to 10pm. Last entry to the site closes one hour before closing, at 9pm.

Where is Sky Costanera located?

Sky Costanera is located on the 61st and 62nd floors of the Gran Torre Costanera building, and inside the larger Costanera Center. Its address is Av. Andrés Bello 2425, 7510689 Providencia, Región Metropolitana, Chile | Find on Google Maps

Is Sky Costanera wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Sky Costanera is designed to be wheelchair accessible and caters to visitors with limited mobility.

Which is the best time to visit Sky Costanera?

The best time to visit is 60 to 90 minutes before sunset to get as close to the glass edge as possible. As the sun sets, you’ll get to witness the stunning fusion of the setting sun with the glimmering lights of the city turning on.

How many floors is Sky Costanera spread across?

Sky Costanera is located on the 61st and 62nd floors of the Gran Torre Costanera building. The 61st floor features the glass-enclosed observation deck, while the floor above it features an open-air terrace.

Does Sky Costanera have a restaurant that you can dine at?

Yes, the 61st floor houses Sky 300 Bar & Coffee, a great place to grab small bites, coffees, and some of the best regional blends, all while you get to enjoy panoramic views of Santiago’s cityscape.

Will I be able to spot the Andes mountains on a cloudy day?

Unfortunately not. You’ll need to visit Sky Costanera on a clear day to be able to spot the Andes range, along with some of the more distant landscapes. Do remember to check the weather forecast before booking your tickets.

What to see beyond Sky Costanera

Cable car ascending Cerro San Cristobal in Santiago, Chile, with hill and blue sky in background.

Cerro San Cristóbal

Visible from Sky Costanera, this hill features a funicular, cable car, trails, and the iconic Virgin Mary statue at its summit. It draws crowds for panoramic city vistas, gardens, and a zoo, ideal for combining with your observatory visit.

Parque Bicentenario in Chile with pond, trees, and city skyline in the background.

Parque Bicentenario

A serene urban park just minutes away, it boasts lagoons, swans, walking trails, and playgrounds amid green spaces. Families and nature lovers flock here for picnics and birdwatching, providing a relaxing contrast to the high-rise views.

Woman enjoying gourmet street food at an outdoor cafe in Rome.

Patio Bellavista

Patio Bellavista is an open-air lifestyle and entertainment center in the Bellavista neighborhood, known for its dense mix of restaurants, bars, artisan shops, and live music venues. It’s ideal if you value local culture, crafts, and nightlife to complement your architectural explorations.