Editing Santiago (section)

===Commerce===
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Santiago is Chile's retail capital. [[S.A.C.I. Falabella|Falabella]], Paris, Johnson, [[Ripley S.A.|Ripley]], [[La Polar]], and several other department stores dot the mall landscape of Chile. The east side neighborhoods like [[Vitacura]], [[La Dehesa]], and [[Las Condes]] are home to Santiago's Alonso de Cordova street, and malls like [[Parque Arauco]], [[Alto Las Condes]], [[Mallplaza|Mall Plaza]] (a chain of malls present in Chile and other Latin American countries) and [[Costanera Center]] are known for their luxurious shopping. Alonso de Cordova, Santiago's equivalent to Rodeo Drive or Rua Oscar Freire in São Paulo, has exclusive stores like [[Louis Vuitton]], [[Hermès]], [[Emporio Armani]], [[Salvatore Ferragamo]], [[Ermenegildo Zegna Group|Ermenegildo Zegna]], [[Swarovski]], MaxMara, Longchamp, and others. Alonso de Cordova also houses some of Santiago's most famous restaurants, art galleries, wine showrooms and furniture stores. The Costanera Center has stores like [[Armani Exchange]], [[Banana Republic]], [[Façonnable]], [[Hugo Boss]], [[Swarovski]], and [[Zara (retailer)|Zara]]. There are plans for a Saks Fifth Avenue in Santiago. Several mercados in the city such as the [[Mercado Central de Santiago]] sell local goods. [[Barrio Bellavista]] and [[Barrio Lastarria]] have some of the most exclusive night clubs, chic cafés and restaurants.