Palacio Concha features a prominent wrought iron balcony and a facade of deep red brick that stands out against the surrounding neighborhood. Built in nineteen twenty-two for the Concha Cazotte family, it once held the finest art imported from Europe during the peak of Santiago's aristocratic era. When the family left, the house served as the Brazilian Embassy for decades. Diplomats hosted lavish galas inside its ballroom, leaving behind the original marble floors and grand chandeliers that still define the main reception halls today.
Palacio Concha | Centro de eventos Santiago
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