Casa de Los Diez

Casa de Los Diez stands as a wooden residential building from the early 20th century, featuring elegant facades and detailed craftsmanship that exemplify affluent urban architecture of its era.

Constructed around 1840 and later acquired by the artistic Grupo de Los Diez in 1923, the house served as their creative residence and collective artistic workspace until the group dissolved.

The building represents the only remaining testimony of the collective work of Grupo de Los Diez, a pioneering Chilean artistic movement that transformed the residence into a collaborative artwork.

Visitors can explore this national monument through heritage tours organized by Chilean cultural authorities, with information about visiting hours available from the national heritage office.

The house features artistic interventions made by the original Grupo de Los Diez members, including decorated facades and a distinctive tower designed by architect Rodolfo Brunning in 1924.