Firstly, “tupahue” means “place of god” in the Mapuche language, hence the name of Tupahue Station.

This station is an iconic place and heart of the Metropolitan parkKeep in mind that it is surrounded by playgrounds, swimming pools, trails and many attractions that you can discover and complement with your visit to the Santiago Cable Car.

At this station you will be a few meters from the Anahuac Culture House, especially relevant for carrying out cultural activities every weekend, free of charge.

At the same time, the Tupahue Pool is also very close to this station, keep in mind that you must buy a ticket to enjoy it and its price will probably vary depending on whether it is for adults, children or seniors, which is generally open only in summer.

The Mapulemu Garden is another attraction near this station due to its 4,5 hectares of Chilean flora. Its name in Mapudungum means “forest of the earth” and is home to native species such as: mañíos, peumos, boldos, corcolén, espinos, among others.

Finally, Plaza Gabriela Mistral is another nearby place, where the little ones in the house can have fun; Above all, entertain yourself under the supervision of your representatives. Additionally, what is unique about this outdoor park are the educational games that they have free of charge.

The Tupahue Station is also a place of connection to paths that take you to all the park's entrances, since you can get off according to the ticket you have purchased and visit various attractions of the fourth largest urban park in the world.