Anfiteatro Mirador Pablo Neruda, Open-air theatre and viewpoint on Cerro Los Gemelos, Santiago, Chile

Anfiteatro Mirador Pablo Neruda is an open-air theater and viewpoint on the summit of Cerro Los Gemelos in Santiago's Parque Metropolitano. Built of stone and concrete, it has a central stage ringed by curved walls, with two viewpoints at its sides set five meters above the central plaza. Storage rooms and other facilities lie beneath the stage.

The amphitheater was designed by architects Humberto Eliash and Carlos Martner and inaugurated in 2010 on the summit of Cerro Los Gemelos, within Santiago's Parque Metropolitano. In September 2022 it hosted the closing event of the "Rechazo" campaign for that year's constitutional plebiscite.

The amphitheater is named after Pablo Neruda, though the sources do not record a direct link between the poet and the site. Its curved walls and two side balconies, five metres above the central plaza, frame the stage. In September 2022 it hosted the closing rally of the "Rechazo" campaign for the constitutional plebiscite.

The amphitheater stands on the summit of Cerro Los Gemelos, inside Santiago's Parque Metropolitano. Its two side viewpoints sit five metres above the central plaza, reached by the same curved walls that enclose the stage. Storage rooms and installations occupy the space beneath the stage.

The two side viewpoints stand five metres above the central plaza, and the stage's storage rooms and facilities are built underneath it. In September 2022 the lookout hosted the closing rally of the "Rechazo" campaign for that year's constitutional plebiscite.