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Both universities are more than just study centers; they are a meeting point for students, academics, and visitors. Their location in the heart of Santiago surrounds them with activity at all hours. Amidst all this hustle and bustle, knowing where to leave your car can save you time and a headache.

Where to park near the Catholic University and the University of Chile?

In the surrounding area, you will find several Saba parking lots that make getting there easier:

 

  • Saba Santa Lucía Parking: steps from the Catholic University and a few meters from the University of Chile, open Monday through Sunday from 6:30 a.m. to midnight. Entrance on Santa Lucía Street, maximum height of 2.10 m.
  • Saba Plaza Mekis Parking: In front of the Municipal Theater. It operates 24 hours a day, has a maximum height of 2.10 m, and charges by the minute or by day and/or nighttime segments.
  • Saba Santa Rosa Parking: Entrance on Santa Rosa Street, located right between the two main campuses, available from 7:00 AM to midnight, Monday through Sunday. A practical option for both short visits and parking for several hours.

 

If you're visiting during peak university hours—especially early in the morning or after noon—it's a good idea to arrive with a few minutes to spare to avoid unnecessary detours.

 

How to get to the universities from the parking lot?

From Santa Lucía or Plaza Mekis, the walk is very short and direct. If you park in Santa Rosa, the route is just as easy, following busy, central streets.

 

What to see and do near the main campus of the Catholic University and the University of Chile?

The surrounding area invites you to linger a little longer. Between cultural centers, parks, and lively neighborhoods, there's always something interesting to add to your visit.

 

Gabriela Mistral Cultural Center (GAM) – Art and Entertainment

A place where there's always something going on: plays, concerts, exhibitions, and fairs. Its modern architecture and creative atmosphere make it special.

 

Lastarria Neighborhood – Designer Restaurants and Shops

Ideal for a leisurely stroll. Its streets are lined with bookstores, art galleries, and charming cafes.

 

National Library of Chile

It was officially inaugurated in 1925, and its construction as we see it today was completed in 1963. This beautiful French Neoclassical building houses the National Historical Archive.

 

 

Parking Saba in Parkings in Santiago

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Every year, millions of tourists travel to this city to enjoy its local cuisine, parks and cultural activities. Because it is the capital of the country and receives such a large influx of tourists, Santiago de Chile has an international airport and an impressive public transport network that connects the city with the rest of the country. To get around the metropolitan area - which is called Greater Santiago by some - you can use the underground or go by car to travel long distances and visit the city’s surrounding areas.

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Santiago de Chile is a large city whose historical centre is home to several of its most important monuments. Here you will find the Paseo Barrio Lastarria, a rustic neighbourhood that captures the true essence of the city. Also in the old town is the Metropolitan Park of Santiago, the municipal theatre and the Plaza de las Armas square. Is you visit the area, we recommend using one of the Saba car parks, which are always located close to Chile’s main tourist attractions.