Los Domenicos is a, truly, artisan Pueblito. All products are hand made and are emblematic of the native populations of primarily Chile; but, also Peru, Ecuador and Argentina. It is a cozy little Pueblito that makes you feel that you are in a long-ago village. A perfect place to buy those items that you need to take back to family and friends after visiting Santiago, Chile. The very best spot to shop for unique items to take home. We go there every time we visit Santiago and never have not found something to take back with us.

An oasis in the city with lovely artisanal shops, cafes serving local specialities and interesting exhibitions. Definitely worth a visit. There is an impressive range of crafts at reasonable prices. Makers are on hand to talk about their crafts. The layout with leafy trees, little waterways and pretty plants makes it a very pleasant place to while away some time. It is easily accessed on the metro

Neat little space for traditional crafts. They actually do a good job focusing on Chilean handicrafts versus allowing the space to be filled with kitschy souvenirs. I’m sure there a premium to items but it is a convenient location to look for more traditional items. Not a must visit place but if one has a couple of hours it’s a nice spot to include for a visit.

This market was amazing! We had such a fun time here. We came to Santiago a day earlier than our tour started and spent the day in Centro Artesanal Pueblito Los Dominicos. It was a wonderful market full of artisan hand crafted items. We enjoyed our day so much! Have friends going back next month and they are going a day early just to visit this market!

Lovely place to browse and shop for crafts. Lots of unique items and something for every taste and budget. Great place to spend a few hours and you could find a personal treasure. Friendly shop owners. OK prices.

Nice market, lots of unique and good quality stuff to buy. Prices are not too high, but its not a budget market either. We bought some very cool keychains, a Copper water bottle, and bunch of ceramic show pieces. They have Alpaca wool items too, if you want to buy those things. It's a 10 mins walk across the park from the last station on the Red metro line.

This is a great way to spend an afternoon in Santiago. There are a number of beautifully crafted products from local artisans. We found some art for our home, beautiful scarves and scarf pins for gifts and some Mapuche carvings, also for gifts.