Top 50 things to do and attractions in Valparaiso

Busy square surrounded by some interesting, historic buildings. Popular place to meet for guided walks. Beware, keep safe, being local advice.

Plaza Santa Maya is a must-visit walk through spot in Valparaíso! It’s beautifully nestled among some important historical buildings and sits right at the base of a couple of the city’s iconic cable cars. From here, you can walk along the waterfront, hop on a boat, or just take in the view. When I visited on a Saturday, there was a charming little craft fair happening, adding even more color and life to the plaza. It’s picturesque, full of character, and a perfect place to snap some great photos. Definitely a gemstone of Valparaíso. Follow me on TikTok for more travel finds! Sage0.x

The city center.. beautiful old colonial building around the plaza. Use the funicular ride to go up the hill. Nice area to explore. Mall are around the plaza, with foodcourt and toilet. Its quite crowded on the afternoon and a nice place to hang around.

Plaza Sotomayor is the main square of Valparaíso and a great starting point to explore the city. It’s home to the impressive blue Naval Headquarters building and the Monument to the Heroes of Iquique, which honors Chilean sailors. Surrounded by historic architecture and close to the port, the plaza combines history, culture, and daily local life. A must-see landmark before taking the funiculars up to the colorful hills.

Was ok but no where to park and the plaza is not like the typical plazas we’ve visited where you can grab a bench and relax. It was in the middle of two busy, busy streets.

When the artisanal market "Victoria Porteña" is there you can see some of the best local art made by porteños themselves such as fine stone jewellery, silk-screen printing, wood-cut printing, wooden puzzles, knitted clothing among others. You can also get great food in the local restaurants around the plaza and visit Muelle Prat for a boat ride. Recently, works have been announced for this place by the city so it could be closed in the near future

This is the center of Valparaiso, near the metro terminal. Many restaurants, local buses, taxi. There is a meeting point nearby for the free tour to visit Valparaiso sightseeing.

Magnificent place full of colour and life. Place very clean and safe . People friendly and nice. It’s a one in a lifetime visit.

Wow - just wow and must visit if you are in Valparaiso!

Nice little district with a lot of coloured houses.

Artsy photo locatio. Get lost on its many alleys and streets

Beautiful place to walk around. Good food and drink and a place to be happy.

This beautiful hill located in Valparaiso offers unique architecture that isn't typically seen in other cities around the world, and offers incredible street art that can be seen while walking through most streets, hidden alleys and winding staircases. A must-see for anyone visiting Chile.

We ordered tuna and beef steak. The tuna was excellent. Respect to the chef because the beef steak was prepared according to art but the quality of the meat was good for a goulash. The wine was wonderful.

One of the most beautiful places in Chile! I found this place on a Google search as I was looking for a day trip from Santiago. It's about 2 hrs away but a pretty drive in the fall. The town is built on a hill and is a major port of the country. The old buildings are so colorful and pretty! There are lots of good seafood restaurants in the area. Very nice area to walk around. The roads are narrow and tough for cars. Some good viewpoints of the ocean and city as well. Need to come back to explore more!!

This hill is one of the most touristy parts of Valpo so you definitely should check it out, but you can skip the restaurants up there because you're paying for prime real estate instead of the food. It's certainly very colorful and you have to walk through it if you are on a walking tour.

They have all different cartoons on the wall and nice look out Ocean Pacific.

Walk this Neighbourhood. Valparaíso is not a beautiful city, but a rather badly maintained mix of architecture, while having the typical chaos and rowdiness of a traditional port city. Nevertheless the Cerro Concepción thrives in this, allowing the liberty of art and alternative lifestyles to express themselves here. Most houses are covered in graffiti art (or not so art), making for a pleasant walk along its narrow streets and many photo opportunities.

Nice hill, plenty of little restaurants, there are some public terraces with bay view and lot of streets that go around rustic places. This is a very old city with history all around.

A must visit if you are in Valparaiso. Join the free touring guides. The have red/white t-shirts and gather at the square near the harbour.

Love Valparaiso and it's contrasts. Good for your legs to walk up and down the hills.

La Sebastiana is another of the wonderful worlds of Pablo Neruda. From the big windows you'll understand why he loved Valparaiso and its colours.

Many people ,but view is not good

Pablo Nerudas house museum. It is a nice place worth visiting.

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(Translated by Google) Where poetry is breathed... Don Pablo Neruda's little house in Valparaíso (Original) Donde se respira poesía… la casita de Don Pablo Neruda en Valparaíso

One of the three houses of Pablo Neruda, a must-see when in Chile. Well worth the trip to Valparaíso. I loved all the three houses, enche one has it charm and this one must not go unvisited.

(Translated by Google) The house is very beautiful, to enter the museum you have to pay 9,500 pesos (Original) A casa é mto linda, pra entrar no museu precisa pagar 9.500 pesos

One of the few remaining escalator in Valparaiso! It's really worth the try and experience.

I took the lift which was 100 chilean pesos. I didn’t have cash but luckily a local had a gave me the change. It was quite fun taking it but remember to have some cash for it. The views on the top are quite nice.

Steep funicular, up to the hill. The payment at the bottom.(First pay when going up and pay later when coming down) prepare small money, they may not have change for big money.

Very cool way to get to the top fast, I enjoyed the views too

The Reina Victoria funicular in Chile is an incredible traditional transportation choice. With a history spanning over a century, this funicular showcases the area's charm and offers a unique view of the city. Its route is noteworthy, and the experience of ascending through lush landscapes is truly enjoyable. If you're looking for a unique and authentic experience, the Reina Victoria funicular is definitely worth a visit.

Built in 1902 and still work.

Ascensor Reina Victoria is a super fun little funicular railway in the heart of Valparaíso, Chile! It’s definitely worth visiting if you’re in this city as it’s a fun experience and provides great views. It is extremely old (built in 1902) but it still runs great. The area has a playground for children, seats, and streetlights, and it’s quite inexpensive to ride the funicular. It’s also in a great walking area for you to explore all the shops, restaurants, and street art! Definitely put this on your list of saved places!

A beautiful museum! You can buy the tickets online.

Highly recommend this museum!!! So much history here and old artifacts. I spent 2 hours here and it was awesome 👌 They even have rooms for kids so they can have fun!

Interesting maritime museum that provided me with more information about Chile. The price is 4,000 pesos for foreigners. There is much information about the formation of Chile as an independent country, the military, and the famous wars with Peru, the Spanish Empire, and Bolivia, as well as the golden age of the city of Valparaíso. It’s a must-see while you’re in Valparaiso.

Very interesting historical museum. We met the director on the stairs who engaged in a delightful conversation with us. Limited English captions but hey we are in Chile.

This is a very interesting museum of the history of the Chilean navy and maritime activities dating back to the 1600s. Beautiful grounds and is still an active naval facility. Easiest to Uber here but we walked. The funicular nearby does not run any longer.

Kind staff & interesting insights into Chilean naval history. We took about 2 hours to see everything and might have taken even longer had time allowed.

I really love this place and have visited three times in three years - I particularly liked this years commemoration of the evacuation of Dunkirk in the Second World War .... this was to show the participation of one of the “little ships” which too part in the evacuation and a few years afterwards became the bote salvavidas in Valparaíso- this museum is first class and graphically shows the development of naval warfare in Chile and has some amazing artefacts and exhibits including some from the Pacific war and battle of Iquique which saw the sacrifice of Capitan de Fregata Arturo Prat and his crew aboard CNS Esmeralda - I thoroughly recommend a visit

Alt though the street art was pretty, the area was very dodgy. Not a lot of people an no police or security…We got robbed and threatened with a knife..

Valparaíso City was disappointing during my visit. The streets felt unsafe, especially at night, with little police presence. Cleanliness is a major issue—there's trash in many areas, and some parts smell bad. The city’s infrastructure looks run-down with poor sidewalks and broken roads, making it hard to walk around comfortably. While the colorful buildings and murals are beautiful, they’re overshadowed by the city’s neglect. It has potential, but it needs a lot of improvement to feel welcoming.

Simply perfect for looking street art. I love it.

It is plesant place to sit under the trees.

Valparaíso in general is siii faithful, full of colors and art. Great place to visit and walk around

Cool place for visit 😎, I enjoyed alot walking in the hills

Great place, graffiti all over!

Super cool street art in a residential part of Valparaiso. We loved the vibrant works which genuinely transforms the city’s streets into canvas. Highly recommended for art enthusiasts as some of these could be exhibited anywhere in the world. We visited late afternoon for great photos.

There are still some nice murals to see but the whole place feels kinda abandoned by artists and visitors now. A big let down was that the Funicular was running and didn't look like it was going to be running anytime soon. From the plaza Victoria you have to walk up stairs. Hopefully in the near future there can be more investments in the area to make it a nice place again.

It didn’t open when we arrived in 12:30pm.

the region is pretty nice and you get good views going up/down the hills but the museum itself is very lame and there’s nothing to see honestly. wouldn’t recommend/come back

Similar to Graffiti museum in Toronto. Houses in a hill painted with graffiti of different styles (from political to crazy graffiti). Didn't know it was the hole neighborhood, so we just walked 2 or 3 streets. Also has a really beautiful view of the sea.

Looks abandoned and somewhat scary to walk through even during the day. Skip this and walk around Cerre Concepcion for murals instead.

Great collection of street art along the stairs and on the street in the hills of Valparaiso. It was pretty hot and we didn't see a lot of tourists around, so we couldn't always tell if we were in the right place, but the art itself was excellent. I came here on my birthday with my family, who is visiting my wife and I on our long trip through South America.

The famous Chilenian poet's house. The decoration is quite playful and luxurious. From all the rooms, the view was great. You need to put your backpack in the locker, and it has to be 100-peso coin, that returns when collect your item back. 9500 pesos and the audio guide is included. I would say, 15min is just good enough? Not much to see. The view outside the house(free) is the best photo you would get!

Excellent, must see piece of historical preservation. The self guide audio tour is very ingaging and available in several languages. Surprises on every floor. View over Valparaiso is incredible!

Amazing five level home overlooking the port city of Valparaiso. It houses an eclectic collection of personal items and furniture from the mind of a Nobel prize winning author. The audio guide well constructed and provides great insight into the man and his world. The views from his office and bedroom are astonishing. It is expensive at $9.000 per ticket, but that helps with maintenance costs and crowd control. We thought it was worth it. Oh, the young men at the entrance to the home were very helpful. They spoke multiple languages.

What a fantastic house. You don't even need to be a fan of Pablo Neruda to enjoy a wander around the 5 floors of this beautiful house with some of the best views across Valparaiso and out to sea. I highly recommend a visit.

Interesting insight into one of Chile’s most famous poets. They have audio guides with all the information you need for each of the spaces. The staff are also very helpful and happy.

The place was fantastic to visit. You get an audio guide (free) and you get to visit the five floors of Pablo Neruda's house. Great insights on the poet's life. Don't miss it if you are in Valpo.

I recently visited the Pablo Neruda Museum and had a good time. The museum has a lot of interesting information about Neruda's life and work. The exhibits are well-organized, with personal items, photos, and manuscripts that tell his story. One of the best parts was the amazing view from the museum. The scenic location offers beautiful sights that add to the overall experience. It's a peaceful place to enjoy and reflect on Neruda's poetry. However, the ticket price felt a bit too high for what was offered. While the museum is worth visiting, the cost might be too much for some people. Despite this, I recommend it to anyone interested in literature or looking for a lovely spot to visit. Overall, it was an enjoyable and memorable visit.

Must visit places. Historical place to see and worth visiting once in a lifetime.

A piece of history, still untouched! A totally must do! Learn a bit about Chilean history and one of it's most important heroes. On the port you can go around the bay in one of the of the passenger boats and take amazing pics of the bay and the cargo ship. Several souvenir shops with a variety of items for you to take to family and friends. "El bote Salvavidas" great restaurant with a great variety of Chilean and International dishes at water's edge with a truly amazing view of the port. On same aerea you can also find the newest addition to this picturesque site "Valparaiso Aquarium" although small still gives a good idea of the fish and shellfish of Valparaiso and Chilean ocean habitat. Very affordable entrance fee and each small group with their own Aquarium tourguide ( with heavy Venezuelan accent , obvious reflection of the changes of times and how diverse Chile has become regarding it's ethnicity)

Monument ocean boats Lots of fun

This is a spot that it’s a must, you will see the real movement in a big port and the typical chilean port attitude “la picardia porteña” in Valparaiso. Take a boat ride per 30 minutes to be near to the big ships and buy handicrafts here. But be careful about thieves in this zone.

If you are looking the best place to see the local boats, here it is! A sailor and local place! I would definitely recommend this place. You can ask for tours also and check for restaurants.

Lot's of history here. Make sure you google for information regarding the Prat/ Chilean pride, & determination not to give up!

From here you take a 30min tour around the port. There's also a restaurant with a nice view to the port and boats

Great views out over the port and surrounding area. Unfortunately it has become quite rundown. It's probably best to go on a public holiday because all the little stalls along the walkway were closed. There is some nice artwork on the way to the Paseo. The Naval Marine museum dominates the top of the hill with nicely maintained lawns. There are still a few nice little cafes open most days.

Valparaiso for me, is not a destination I would return to. It’s a port city and full of colorful communities over the hills. It looked very similar to Brazilians Favelas. Some old buildings along the way, but nothing that you would be amazed by.

Good view on all the shambles of shanty town. Has plenty corners people like to piss. Since opening of the Panama Canal and the loss of importance of the harbour the city has transformed into a big favela. The elevator- how else - was permanently out of service. Not worth a visit.

Nice view deck. Next to the maritime museum and multiple street vendors.

Nice place for a day tour.A lot of street art

Lots of interesting history here. Make sure you google so as to not miss out on very moving Chilean historical events.

Very nice people there Alot of history.

An Unforgettable Experience with Valpo Street Art Tours! As a professional in the tourism industry, I can confidently say that Valpo Street Art Tours stands out from the rest. Their tours go beyond the typical tourist experience, offering a deep dive into Valparaíso’s graffiti scene and vibrant local culture. The passion for the community is evident, especially through their inspiring VSA Awareness Program. I joined the Back-To-Back-Tour in a small, intimate group of just three participants. We explored charming hidden alleys and unique local shops that I would have never discovered on my own. Our guide, Sebastian "El Seba", a Valparaíso native, took us on a fascinating journey through the city’s past and present. His enthusiasm was contagious— whether sharing stories, encouraging us to slide down an old "Laundry Slide," or simply making sure everyone had an amazing time. The hours flew by! Bonus points: Whoever designed their cheeky website—kudos! Germans supposedly lack humor, but I found myself chuckling more than once. Thanks for that! Highly recommended for anyone looking for an authentic, off-the-beaten-path experience in Valparaíso!

Absolutely LOVED this tour. We’ve done a lot of walking tours in South America and this is possibly my favorite one. The tour was really interesting, the art is incredible, and the guide was the cherry on top. Lego Sebastian is an amazing guide. His knowledge on all things street art was impressive. He took his time, answering any and all questions, letting us appreciate the art, and just hung out conversing with us on Chile, history, the revolution, the people. We felt like we learned a lot about techniques and styles, but also the history and purpose of street art, and learning in a really fun, active way. Just great. Highly recommend. Do the regular city tour if you must but I’d pick this one if you have to choose. 10/10!! Thanks Lego :)

Our highlight in Valparaiso! Dylan was a great guide and taught us a lot about the graffiti art and the cities history. We can highly recommend this tour!

Josepha was outstanding! A beautiful blend of Valparaiso history and Art Culture. Even my sports loving husband was captivated the entire tour!!

Absolutely fantastic tour, a highlight of our recent trip to Chile. Our guide Seba was incredible, so knowledge and entertaining, with a genuine love for Valparaiso which shone through. We did this tour on our first day in Valparaiso and it really enhanced our understanding and appreciation of this amazing city and its people. A must do if you are visiting Valpo!!

Eddie is amazing. We really enjoyed our tour to better understand both the present and the past in Valparaiso a Chile in general. The art and how it is done is just incredible and Eddie can answer any questions and is happy to share information. He is very knowledgeable about the history of Chile and South American in general.

Absolutely fascinating! I learned so much from this tour and realized how much goes into these graffiti and public arts. I never realize the collaborative nature of the public arts and the tour really taught me how to appreciate them not in Valparaiso but other cities around the world since these artists travel all over the world and work with many different cities. Our guide Diego was great, cool, fun and knowledgeable. One of the best walking tour I ever took.

I didn't go inside the museum but this review is for the original Easter Island statue that is majestically exhibited outside the museum. Since childhood I have been intrigued by Easter Island and its world renowned sculptures. It was wonderful to actually see an original statue albeit not on Easter Island but appropriately in front of a Museum showcasing the archeological wonders of Chile.

This is a smallish museum in an old and quaint building. The building itself has wonderful wood stair with its balusters and banisters. The displays of the artifacts on the first floor are marvelous and take you through the archaeological regions of Chile. On the second floor you will find displays of wildlife. If you are nearby, you should visit. F Y I you should Park a couple of blocks away.

We came to see the Moai (Easter Island stone statue) who guards this museum. Loved all the creative artifacts from cultures throughout Chile and South America. There are some interesting stuffed and preserved animals whichsre worth a look. :) The $4.50 entrance fee well worth it!

This is a magic place where you can find one of the most known legacies of the mankind, of course, located in Chile, at its nature,, even not in the original site. An authentic Statue from Rapa Nui Island( old Chilean name) Easter Island is the main guard of the Museum. In the left side of the Entrance, it is exposed a second piece of stone, a magnificent model, sculpture 10000 years old. The building itself is a heritage landmark, very suitable for its actual function and destination.

Nice displays but small rooms that get crowded when tour busses arrive. It was a great place to visit before we went to Easter Island.

Love it so interesting the only thing would be if they had everything in English aswell or a English language guided tour

Excellent displays at the Museum Fonck . Was worth a visit. Also good displays of Easter Island.

On the street, it looks like construction ongoing but there is a passage on the right side to the cable car. Good view of the port area. It was election day and free rides.

Ascensor Concepcion is the oldest funicolare in Valparaíso, operating since 1883. It's a great piece of history and provides great views along its 70 meters long climb up the steep hill.

I think depending on the day you have to wait a little to get up on the elevator. The trip is gentle, quick and has beautiful views.

It might be good… if you have Chilean pesos! No tap! Not a friendly way to welcome tourists, who want to spend time and money here!!!

Simple, fun and kids enjoy the walk around

Dangerous place for tourists! We walked in to see the funicular and my husband was almost mugged…in broad daylight. Not safe.

Fun way to naviguate the two levels of the city. It costs 30 CLP and is a quick way to go up and down without climbing lots of stairs. This elevator is in service since the late 1800s and it fels like it: the ride is a bit shaky but it's quick!

(Translated by Google) It is unfortunately abandoned due to thefts and poor government management. (Original) Está en abandono lamentablemente por robos en el lugar y malas gestiones del gobierno

(Translated by Google) It is out of service (Original) Está fuera de servicio

The best way to get up and down the steep slopes of Valparaiso is using one of the many funiculars. And they are super cheap to use too.

Very cheap and very fun to travel in time in this few remaining elevators!!! Must try this one has it takes you directly to the red door and much street art works on the hill

A cable car that's still working in Valparaíso. 100 pesos per person. Prepare your coins!

Here you can experience the history of Valparaiso. A ride costs 100 pesos and it's worth it. Once at the top you have a beautiful view and can walk through the city.

If you are in Valparaiso go up one of its ascensores or elevators/ lifts. We have taken both the Ascensor Artilleria and this one. The cost is 100 pesos each way. At the top of El Peral visit the Palacio Baburizza a good museum- see my review for photos. At the top of Artilleria, the great Naval Museum and a row of souvenir shops along the Paseo 21 de mayo - I also have a review. There are places to eat or buy fast food or candy at the top of both ascensores. Photos below are for both. I set 4 photos from Artilleria, set a sunset photo from our apartment to separate, and 3 from El Peral.

Fun experience. Historical. Not to miss

A must visit attraction in Santiago. There may be a queue for the inclinator may be longer on weekends and public holidays so it is worthwhile booking online. Once you are at the top the views are spectacular. It is well worth also buying a ticket for the gondola lift down the other side and return.

Worth the cheap entry fee. Not my fave art but it a beautiful space and interior and one of the docents, Matilde? Miranda? is LOVELY. We had a wonderful conversation as I wandered the spacious museum. I went soon after it opened about 10:30am but would recommend going later as the AM fog obliterates any views from the palace and windows. The fog lifts early afternoon. English explanation at the entry but not thought out. Very nice on-site café as well with good empanadas and carrot cake cookies! Friendly staff and I was happy I could charge my phone.

Superb art museum located in an early 20th century art nouveau styled mansion. The home is beautiful and the quality of the paintings is astounding. The collection originates mostly from Europe, but has plenty of Chilean works as well. Nice cafe and clean bathroom, too. This is a must see visit in Valparaiso.

A lovely stroll in a relaxed environment seeing the treasures of a collector who loved art and his region. The house itself was worth the visit So glad we climbed the stairs, but had a nice vehicular ride to the streets below.

Amazing art museum and the palacio itself! Beautiful works, well kept. Much better than national art museum in Santiago! Take it slow and wander around to explore all the nooks. Permanent exhibition is large and is only 3000 pesos, and the temporary exhibition in the basement is free.

Free entry on Sunday. The Museum is in a historic mansion and is adjacent to Mirador Paseo Yugoslavo and is easily reached via the Ascensor El Persal. There are street performers and the area is designated a local artisans market area. The art in the museum is focused on native Chilean artists and has many works that reflect the early years of Valparaiso.

Very beautiful art gallery, prices are fair. I think it's a about 4000 Pesos for foreigners and less than 1000 for locals. The oil paintings where astonishing and varied in size. I marveled for over one hour in incredulity. There's also many explanations in Spanish. The gallery features some European artists as well as many Chilean ones. The bathroom could be cleaner and the locks on the doors repaired. I had to hold the door shut while doing my business. Also the tours with a large group of people were a little annoying as you could sometimes not enter a room because it was thus crowded. I therefore suggest minimizing the size of the group. However, definitely worth a visit if you're in Valparaíso.

Officially, the museum was open at 2.10pm, but the staff obviously didn't feel like working and simply didn't let people in, claiming it wouldn't open until 3pm. Everyone should therefore think twice about going there. But it seems typical for Chile...

The museum is a great historical and cultural amenity in the heart of Valparaiso. We visited on a weekday and the museum was busy with school groups, along with a sprinkling of individuals like ourselves. The exhibitions are well curated, include numerous interactive expositions and impressive specimens of tue flora, fauna and marine life of Chile.

A nice free museum with lots of small exhibits showcasing many native species of Chile. The "submarine" exhibit was a nice touch plus the small room showcasing skulls of some Chilean animals was also cool. I would happily recommend this museum for locals and tourists of any age.

Sweet and interesting Museum, full of details and designed with love. Very cool interiuer Ideas! Also entrance is free. Recomandation!

Great free museum on natural history. Can easily spend an hour or two here!

Pretty cool free museum on the natural history of Chile. Fun kids area as well.

Awesome place! The museum is free and has a lot to see and read!!

Great small museum, lots of interesting science and history for the region. Great for all kids, but especially ages 5-12. Thanks!

Didn't get to see a show here, but the venue looks impressive

Great musseum. And free..with beautiful gardens and a beautiful history

Beautiful park. The museums are closed on Mondays. But the garden was gorgeous.

Beautiful park surrounding the palace and venue. There are a couple of hiking trails following a stream of water with a beautiful urban wetland restored and protected by organized neighbors

It is a beautiful and serene place. The theatre is huge and I would love to be here during the Viña del Mar festival. It is one of the biggest events they say. There were so many different and unique things being sold here. I wanted to purchase everything. The best part was the peaceful and green garden where people sat and enjoyed with their loved ones.

Beautiful place to visit. They offer free tours in several languages. I recommend it to everyone! There are always special exhibits and the one I saw was stunning!

Beautiful park close to the sea, nice venetian architecture. Impressive auditorium Quinta Vergara for 20.000 visitors. The exterior is a bit untidy, but I believe that during concerts there is a great atmosphere.

good place to try local cuisine. a little short open. luckily we got food even after most places were closed. :)

Great place for an affordable delicious typical Valparaíso meal. If you are living or staying in Valparaíso for a while this is the perfect place to get fresh veggies and fruit. Inside you can also find cheese, goat cheese, nuts and dried fruits

Excellent source of fruits and vegetables

Be very wary of the restaurants on the 2nd floor. The food is okay but they will make you feel really uncomfortable and pressure you into their restaurants and try to make you order something expensive, especially if you look like a tourist and speak limited Spanish.

There are some good restaurants here with delisious traditional dishes, but are hidden on the first floor, the groundfloor is amarket. You must go with a local to find the good ones, otherwise if u don't know which is the good restaurant you can get stomach sick

It is a good market with a variety of vegetables and fruits. Also a big display of groceries and things for the daily use in your home. The reason I gave 4 stars was because they don't let you choose your products (fruits and vegetables), and if you confronted them about it, they react very violently. We are the customers, hence we have the right to choose our own products.

I love bustling markets and this one did not dissapoint. Tons of fruits and vegetables and spices. If you walk here from the main tourist areas you can take a path to see the giant four season murals.

Very greedy owner who overcharges at public holidays. In reply to the owner: thanks for replying. It’s not my responsibility if my comments impact your staff, it’s yours. I requested to change my booking from two nights to one, which you accepted but barely reduced the overall price. The fact is the rate you charged for one night, even accounting for the public holidays, was inflated. $160 USD and the curtains reach the floor to cover the window? Yes, you may be able to charge that much when it’s popular in the city, but it is also greedy to do so, and obviously I’m going to rate the property according to how much I paid for it.

Great location up on Calle Ecuador, close to bars, restaurants and fruit/veggie markets. You can reach everything on foot and discover the bohemian beauty of Valpo while doing so. Great breakfast with homemade bread and jam, fruit and cereal. Just find breakfast time a tad late (9-11am). I usually went to explore and see the sunrise before breakfast already. Beds are really cozy and warm (June 23). Haven't slept better in all Chile. Finally one proper comforter instead of 5 blankets stacked onto each other and still not cutting it. Laundry service fast and cheap. Wifi was a tad unstable, usually during hours when most people were in the hostel. Great terrace. Just know that most people smoke and the terrace is the only place it's allowed. So I, who really can't stand cigarette smoke, had to flee a couple of times. Still, all in all, great place!

This is a beautiful and very clean hostel with comfortable beds. The rooms are a bit odd, however - mine had a double bed with a couple sleeping in it and me and another guest in bunk beds in the corner. It felt like we were intruding on someone else's private room. I'd recommend maybe one room with double beds for couples and another room with bunk beds like a proper dorm. Nico was friendly and gave good advice. There is a WhatsApp number to message with questions (as reception rarely has someone on it) but it never got answered when I used it which was frustrating. There is a small kitchen to cook in and this is also where breakfast is served, Unfortunately it often gets overcrowded, especially at breakfast time which is unusually late at 9.30am. I would recommend broadening this time so guests come over more time to avoid the aforementioned overcrowding. The breakfast itself is disappointing - bread with jam and some cereal. There was fruit (cherries and peaches) but most of it had gone off at had mould on it, and this was not replaced in the three days I was there. This is usually a budget hostel but as I paid around £70 for three nights over NY Eve (triple the usual price) I expected more. On N Y Day whoever was working forgot to get up and prepare a breakfast - I understand it is new year's day and staff might be hungover but it could have been prepared the night before. There is a small oven to toast the bed but it does not work properly (I would recommend buying a toaster!). Bathrooms were beautiful - some of the nicest I have seen in a hostel, and clean. However they often lacked toilet paper and/or were being cleaned at the same time so it was not always possible to use one when needed. The hostel is a short walk from many bars. On a side-note, be warned - Valpo is unfortunately a very dirty city full of dog poop, broken glass and graffiti and it also smells really bad. It seems to have gone downhill and been neglected since the 2019 riots etc. There is some amazing street art amongst the filth however. This is the pickpocketing capital of Chile so be careful with your belongings too!

I spend positivs moments, the connexion with people is natural, the staff is disponible, talkative and smiling. The room is clean, shower and toilet are clean every day. There prepare marmelade homemade for the breakfast and more delicious food. The terrase is chill and confortable. People there are respectfull. They know all the city and they can advice you the best that you're looking for. I recommand and I will come back again for sure. Thanks / gracias all :)

Really good place to stay. The staff was really very nice and helpfull. It has a great common area which we really enjoyed. Unfortunately its a bit noicy in the rooms from the road outside and the phone and doorbell inside. Also the breakfast could be better.

Good value for money! And really good showers as a bonus. People there where very helpfull aswell

Great rooms, super cool environment and awesome terrace to chiil.

I booked this tour thinking it was the one sponsored by my hostel. We arrived and saw two companies. One was the one I booked and the other was the hostel one. I realized I booked thinking it was the hostel with local guides. When we arrived, Roxane from France, was waiting and we saw the other tour that we wanted with local guides. When we decided to go with the other group, Roxane aggressively approached us asking why we were going with the other group. She began to question us and made us feel very uncomfortable and then stormed off saying things to our guide. Very unprofessional and rude toward us. Would never book again if Roxane is a guide and you shouldn’t either.

Daniel was a wonderful guide full of pride for his home town of Valparaiso. He ran the English walking tour and spoke very well and with a depth of historical and anecdotal knowledge about the city. I learned so much and saw even more and eventually thanks to Daniel we too fell in love with this colourful port city... thanks Daniel !

Esteban took us on an amazing trip around the town. He is a local since forever, knows local artists and we even met a few along the way during the tour. Very knowledgeable and friendly - highly recommend!!

Our guide Alvaro was very knowledgeable and knew a lot about the city and local street art. The free tour is a great way to explore a city. PS: even though the tour is free, guides get tips, the suggested tip is 5000+ per person.

Fantastic tour with Danny. Learnt a lot about the city of Valparaiso, Chile itself, and the history and politics of both. Danny even brought us to an amazing empanada place for lunch! Highly recommended!

A must do in Valparaiso! Our tour guide was extremely nice & informative! A 10/10 experience! Thank you!

Raul took us on a tour where we saw many murals and experienced lifts, art shops, vistas and history. His English was perfect and his knowledge was excellent. A good way to learn about the city and country. His food recommendation was excellent also. Suggested tip was $10,000 but we were so pleased we gave extra.

Popped in for a quick start. Waiter spoke English and they have English menus. We ordered an iced coffee + beef / cheese sandwich. Both items were delicious. Service was fast and friendly.

It's such a nice spot to get your breakfast, meal or dinner. Good food, good vibes, good prices. Big downside for me, they don't respect their published schedules.

Breakfast and afternoon tea. Great cakes and pies. A taste of traditional Chilean sweets

Great breakfasts, nice service! Separate meals seem to be more reasonable. Also I really enjoyed chirimoya juice 😍

Very creative menu excellently prepared and served!

Excellent place, everything looks and tastes super fresh, the bread was spectacular!

The breakfast spot in Valpo! Great way to stroll out and start your day!

Beautiful war memorial in the center of the town plaza. This Chilean monument may be the only one not vandalized as there are armed guards protecting it 😅

A beautiful monument to the heroes of Iquique who lost their lives during the Pacific War.

Heroes statue. Four guards.

Beautiful monument with great architecture. It is currently under renovation. If you come here at 6pm you can see them lowering the flag.

2020.02.22 Monument to the heroes of Iquique, Valparaiso, Chile. During the war in the Pacific, beginning May 21, 1886, this monument paid a tribute to the heroes of the naval operations of Iquique and Punta Gruesa. This Iquique hero monument is located in Valparaiso. The Iquique naval battle is a naval battle between a Chilean wooden ship and a Peruvian armored warship. Chilean commander Pratt (the statue on the monument) is about to sink on the warship. On the occasion, after jumping on the enemy ship to do the desperate struggle, the country was formidable, so cast a monument in memory.

It is located near Plaza Sotomayor. Around the area there is small artesenal market to walk around and Muelle Prat is also not far from here.

Renovation has been completed. Now handsomely standing on Plaza Sotomayor

Super fun! Lots of pelicans and super chonky sea lions who get fed fish all day! Fish shops are fun to visit

The beach at Playa Caleta Portales was disappointing. It was very crowded, making it hard to relax or find a peaceful spot. The cleanliness is a big issue—trash was scattered everywhere, and there didn’t seem to be enough bins. The water didn’t look very clean either, which was off-putting. There were also limited facilities, and the ones available weren’t well-maintained. Overall, it felt neglected and not worth the visit. Definitely needs better care and attention.

Very dirty and the boardwalk isn’t safe at all. Missing planks. Be careful where you walk. We did get to see sea lions though, so obviously still worth it

in total i saw three sea lions, not a lot the market and the area around smells really really strong and looks dirty the beach view was pretty nice if u really have nothing to do in valparaiso, come by, otherwise don’t waste your time to come here extra

Nice beach to see the sunset. Easy to get there by public transport and cars. There are many sea food restaurants in front of the beach. Also you may find some vendors on the beach selling Chilean sweets, drinks, ice cream, etc. Always keep an eye on your belongings.

You can't swim but is beautiful just to be in the beach

SEA LIONS!!! Go early afternoon when the fisherman are cleaning their catches and they will go nuts. The $1.50 ceviche by the beach is to die for. Tons of gulls and also a very pretty beach. The piers are nice. Maybe 100 commercial fishing boats used from here, and we found it very interesting to watch the fisherman launch and retrieve them using the crane at the end of the pier. The restaurants are good, parking is easy, and it's like 5 minutes from valparaiiso. We went twice.

Modest church in a sketchy area, even on Sunday morning.

(Translated by Google) One of the oldest sites in the city. Although there have been four constructions of the church itself, before the first construction, this site was a ceremonial temple for the inhabitants of Alimapu. (Original) Uno de los sitios más antiguos de la ciudad. Si bien han existido 4 construcciones de la iglesia en sí.... antes de la primera construcción este lugar era templo de ceremonias para los habitantes de Alimapu.

(Translated by Google) The church itself is beautiful, but the place is very dangerous. It should be a quick and careful visit. It's the place I found most unsafe in Valparaiso. (Original) En si la iglesia es hermosa pero muy peligroso el lugar, debe ser una visita rápida y con cuidado Es el lugar que más inseguridad me dio en Valparaiso

(Translated by Google) Old La. Matriz church, located in the port neighborhood, very beautiful and with cobblestone streets and a house from 1900. I recommend visiting. (Original) Antigua iglesia La.Matriz,ubicada en el barrio puerto,muy hermosa y con calles de adoquines y casa del 1900. Recomiendo visitar.

(Translated by Google) The church is very beautifully preserved. The surroundings are a bit complicated, but overall, it's fine! (Original) Muy linda se conserva la iglesia. El entorno un poco complicado pero en general bien!.

(Translated by Google) La Matriz Church is a Catholic temple with great social work, it has a dining room for homeless people that during the Pandemic even implemented a delivery service, it has a legal office, it has the Football with Values ​​program, where the kids They learn to socialize and work as a team, it even has a children's and youth symphony orchestra, and a Hip Hop workshop led by Arte Elegant. The original chapel was erected in 1559, the current one dates from 1842 and is the fourth version of the temple that is in the center of the Barrio Puerto. (Original) La Iglesia La Matriz es un templo católico con un gran trabajo social, cuenta con un comedor para personas en situación de calle que durante la Pandemia, incluso implementó un delivery, tiene un consultorio jurídico, cuenta con el programa Fútbol con valores, dónde los chicos aprenden a socializar y trabajar en equipo, incluso cuenta con una orquesta sinfónica infantil y juvenil, y un taller de Hip Hop liderado por Arte elegante. La capilla original fue erigida en 1559, la actual data de 1842 y es la cuarta versión del templo que está en el centro del Barrio Puerto.

(Translated by Google) The church of La Matriz is located in the city of Valparaíso, in the heart of the Barrio Puerto, in the so-called historic center of the city, it is surrounded by cobblestone streets and houses from the late 19th century in a very Buenos Aires style. All of this has come together so that its immediate surroundings have been declared a Typical Zone and the Church has been declared a National Monument in 1971. With the earthquake of 2010, the Church, which already had significant deterioration, suffered new damage, including the front wall separating from the rest of the Church and the tower being left with numerous cracks. For this reason, a restoration project was undertaken that allowed its structure to be consolidated and the pertinent repairs to be carried out. A place you must visit in Chile (Original) La iglesia de La Matriz está ubicada en la ciudad de Valparaíso, en pleno corazón del Barrio Puerto, en el llamado casco histórico de la ciudad, está rodeada de calles de adoquines y casas de fines del siglo XIX de un estilo muy porteño. Todo ello ha confluido para que su entorno inmediato haya sido declarado Zona Típica y la Iglesia haya sido declarada Monumento Nacional en 1971 Con el terremoto del año 2010 la Iglesia, que ya tenía un significativo deterioro, sufrió nuevos daños, entre ellos, el muro frontal se separó del resto de la Iglesia y la torre quedó con numerosas grietas. Por esta razón se emprendió un proyecto de restauración que permitió consolidar su estructura y realizar las reparaciones pertinentes. Un lugar que debes visitar en Chile

Took a Cruise from here to San Francisco!

Valparaiso, situated in Valparaiso Bay between Point Concon and Point Angeles, is the principal port of Chile. The bay is well sheltered, except from N or NW'ly winds during the winter season which leaves shipping exposed, although the breakwater provides shelter for the wharves and for the small anchorage area. Winds from the third quadrant can cause problems in the afternoon for vessels berthing or sailing. The harbour is protected by a breakwater that is used primarily by the Chilean Navy. Valparaíso VTS offers an Information Service. The bay looks amazingl and colorful clifftop homes adds beauty to it. The night view of the city from the bay is something to have, in your bucket list. Official and Administrative language- Spanish. TimeZone GMT -4 It’s a home to chile’s legislative congress and the headquarters of the Chilean Navy Valparaíso Capuerto Radio VHF Frequency:     Ch 16; 14 Nearest airport: Rodelillo, 12km and Torquemada 20km. Nearest international airport at Santiago, Comodor Arturo Merino Benitez, 104km. Nearest railway: Electrified railway in the port linked to Santiago.

Wonderful years on the other side of the world. Loved Valparaiso.

Beautiful place to visit

It's very nice and unique

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(Translated by Google) Have a good trip and enjoy the boat ride (Original) Buen viaje y paseo en lancha

Nice and quiet, no big waves as in Portales

A very authentic place in a historic building. At first it looked like a small Starbucks but in fact there is a first floor and a second floor. The second floor is beautiful with a classic old style design that makes the atmosphere unique. Everything is arranged to preserve the historic charm of the building. The staff is friendly and attentive. The highlight was the Matcha Frappuccino which was made perfectly and is one of the best I have had recently. Solid five stars.

A perfect place to relax. Not very busy.

A small crowded beach in the city of Valparaíso. There are fun park for children and convenient parking.

IT is a good place to spend time with your family. IT is a mall place, so I recomend to go there from 11 a.m. Please consider there is only one restaurant in it. So, you can eat early or to go to other place. Use Uber here is very useful and sheap

Great little beach, with a place to jump into the sea.

This is a very quiet place, I like it since its waves are really tiny and is good for sea swimming. If you come here, remember to bring your food and everything you need to spend a day on the beach because shops are far from here. There are people selling local souvenirs and one restaurant, there are usually people selling food and other things bur in a beach price.

Good location but the food was not so good for the price, service was terrible-2 waitresses, no smile at all and so bored of their job, not a good vibe at all. We asked for some ketchup twice, never came, plus when it was time to pay THEY HAD THE 10% of TIP ON THE BILL WITHOUT ASKING and that’s just rude mainly if you’re from a country that’s usually don’t tip at all Not recommend for the quality of the service and good vibes

Good place to visit with friends, nice beer and food, friendly-valpo atmosphere to enjoy with everyone 😁.

Amazing cocktails starting at 3500! Good atmosphere.

Cool place with a good selection of beers. Very decent happy hour prices. We did get a green beer though

Nice little bar loud and happy. Lots of all right beers: I tried the green one and was definitely special

We had a meal of the day for 7700CP each (inclusive of service charge) which was really nice and included a half of craft beer. The choice of beers is amazing! The food was nice, the salad for starter was just plain salad + apple bits so a bit boring, the main was potatoe salad and some sort of pork stew which was really good 👍

Great house beers! The Scotch and Belgian strong ale were my favorites, both very tasty and balanced brews. Nice atmosphere, friendly people, decent prices (especially if you take a deal with a snack). Highly recommended!

Some guys at reception were a little bit rude, and they also make you wait a lot to help you. Breakfast was expensive but a kind of all you can eat service. Also they charge you much more than announced in their web site, they use different kind of excuses such as a lower Chilean peso rate (950 instead of 980), 3% extra for credit card, and more things like that. This is mainly why I lowered so much my rate. Sorry, but you are stealing money, that's not fair play.

~Backpacking on a budget through South America~ We loved the vibe and location of the hostel. The room was good enough. A lot of locations to chill and a nice kitchen area. That said, the staff weren't so friendly and we didn't get the rule why we had to pay in dollars or with credit card. The only place during our visit in to charge extra for using local currency

The hostel was okayish. Nothing special and a bit oversold on the pictures on Booking. The location is great and the bathroom reasonably clean. On the downside, the staff was a bit having a great time together but didn't made the guests feel so included or welcome, in my feeling at least. PAYMENT: you can either pay in USD or CLP. In CLP, they will tell you that you have to pay the VAT (19%) and that's fair it's the law. However, you can pay in USD and avoid the Vat (it's also the law). They will also tell you that their rate for USD is not great (about 5% worse than mid market) but who cares, it's still better than the 19% VAT. So, pay in USD if you have a good travel card.

I booked a 7-night stay at this hostel over New Year’s for CLP 307,732.00, but my experience has been nothing short of a nightmare. I’ll admit upfront: I made the mistake of not remembering a small note about their special New Year cancellation policy when I booked months ago. However, when I canceled my reservation well in advance, I received no warning, pop-up, or reminder that I was forfeiting the entire payment. This oversight could have been prevented with better communication, but instead, I was left with no booking and no money. I reached out to the hostel, explained the situation, and made every effort to come to a fair agreement. I even requested to have my original booking reinstated, as I’ve already paid in full and wasn’t asking for anything extra. Despite my polite requests, they flat-out refused to help in any way. Their response made it clear they don’t care about their guests or the fact that this is a significant amount of money for most people. Mistakes happen, and I was more than willing to meet them halfway, but their complete lack of empathy or willingness to find a fair resolution was appalling. If you value fair treatment and customer service, avoid this hostel at all costs. They’ll take your money without a second thought, show no respect for the effort you’ve made to resolve an issue, and leave you high and dry. One star is generous, I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

I really enjoyed my stay here. The hostel is located in one of the most beautiful streets of Valparaiso. Cleanliness was definitely not bad but could be improved

Nice stay for a couple of nights. Central location. Helpful volunteers. - rooms were good and plenty of bathrooms. Warm showers. - decent kitchen - but not enough gas hobs. - not much social events/activity but hostel was busy so it's easy to meet people.

Breakfast overpriced, bathrooms not clean, bed frame got broken when going down from the top bed. No key available for the front door, so dependent on the receptionist to open the door. Unfortunately receptionist was usually not there, so we had to wait several times in front of the closed door. Location is great but other than that I cannot recommend.

A lovely little place. We received a very warm welcome from the hostess, and she gave us some tips. The terrace is absolutely gorgeous.

We had a wonderful time during our stay. The B&B is housed in a beautiful old building, which adds a lot of character to the experience. The high ceilings, tall doors, and large windows create a charming atmosphere. The terrace in our room and the common terrace were absolutely stunning, offering breathtaking views of the colorful houses of Valparaíso. The location was perfect, right in the heart of the tourist area, making it easy to explore the city. Breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of options, including fresh bread, juice, and eggs. You can enjoy this on the terrace. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, taking the time to provide us with recommendations and even writing them down. Overall, we had a great stay and would recommend this B&B for its charm, views, and excellent service. The only issue with the old house was the maintenance of our bathroom window, it was quite loose and nearly fell off.

+ The terrace is fantastic. The location is the best for Valparaiso. The breakfast is good - The rooms are very shabby and need of much TLC One of the nights we stayed a member of staff was having a party passed midnight in the communal areas. One of the rooms was a bit damp and the showers were weak. No luggage room. They ask you leave your luggage I the communal area of reception

Nice location and cool staff. The place is in the heart of the street art center, uphill. Breakfast is solid, the terrace is cool. But: beacause it is a very old house (Altbau with high ceilings, it is very noisy, especially when your room is next to the kitchen at the first floor. The shared bathrooms are... well, let‘s just say, a renovation would be good. And they are next to the kitchen, so choose your bathroom time wisely. 😊 There is potential for more. Most annoying is the noise, especially in the night, because you hear everything what is going on in front of your door and at the second floor. Yes, it is a hostel. Hostels are social places and noisy. Bring the best earplugs you can buy and you will enjoy this place.

Fantastic place - location is perfect, room was lovely with a great view and private terrace but best of all welcome was warm and extremely helpful. The advice received made our stay in Valparaiso just perfect

clean. secure. good environment, polite and keen staff, good location. good breakfast, competitive price. I came here because someone told me about it and now I will definetly tell someone else about it.

The hotel is very new and clean. The staffs are very nice and helpful. The breakfast are very traditional Chile. Very good location!

We did two tours with this company and honestly, we thought it was an amazing way to discover the city. The guides were super engaging and had so much to share. The first tour we did was the Valparaiso highlights. That one was our favorite because it focused a lot on street art and muralism. Our guide, Camilo, was really passionate about art and gave us tons of insight. So yeah, that tour was awesome. We liked it so much that we signed up for the Offbeat tour the next day, which takes you to spots where tourists don’t usually go. That was super interesting too. We had Camilo and Felipe together for that one, and both of them were fantastic. Camilo’s real gift is the way he talks about history and politics — and somehow makes it fascinating. For three hours straight, we were totally hooked. So yeah, both tours were amazing. We absolutely recommend them.

I'm so glad we explored Valparaíso with Camilo and Felipe from Tours 4 Tips. They provided local insight and perspective on history, art, politics and culture as we wandered the streets on the highlights tour. It made me want to explore the big city more! If we had more time, I would have loved to do the morning tour too as it sounded so interesting!

My wife and I recently joined the 1pm tour with Camilo. There was another family of 3 with us so it made for a very small group, which is typical during these winter months. This tour was awesome and it can be attributed to our tour guide. He's been doing this for many years and it never felt like he was just going through the motions - Camilo was enthusiastic, passionate and very knowledgeable about the city and of Chile's history. He answered all of our questions and gave us suggestions for other things to do, see and eat and provided pointers for keeping safe. We took several free walking tours during our three weeks in Chile and Peru and this one was our favorite. Highly recommended!

Did this tour in Valparaíso and Santiago. Can highly recommend it! Very nice, motivated and professional tour guides, lots of additional background information. There is a highlights tour and another one which focuses on the not so prominent places (in Valparaíso e.g. Port neighborhood and a funny rollercoaster like bus ride). If you can only do one, do this one! Our guides Jocelyn and Valentina were great!

Felipe (and Margarita) were the best tour guides of the city! We learned so much about this city, it’s history, architecture, and street art. We greatly enjoyed the experience and got amazing recommendations from Felipe at the end of the tour. It was perfectly paced for all members of the group and we made many stops without rushing around!!

Javier was awesome, great information, great personality! Highly recommend!

Valentina and Camilo made of this walking tour an amazing experience. It was a fun walk and they gave us very good info about the history and evolution of Valparaiso and also try had prepared for us sweet surprises! . The group was great and we all connected very well. Valparaiso is a beautiful city to enjoy. On my next visit for sure I will walk with them Lado B . Thanks for such great experience.

(Translated by Google) The place was beautiful, we went up through the El Peral elevator and there was a bit of a line, but it was pretty fast. The walk is beautiful, there are shops nearby, lots of artisans, art and the view is spectacular. Totally recommended... on the way down we also used the elevator and it was very expeditious. (Original) Hermoso el lugar, subimos a través del asensor el peral y había un poco de fila, pero fue bastante rápido. En paseo es precioso, hay locales cercas, mucha artesanas, arte y la vista es espectacular. Totalmente recomendado... en la bajada también usamos el asensor y muy expedito.

A lovely area with some fine buildings and lots of stalls and activities going on in the area.

(Translated by Google) This is a must-visit place in Valparaíso. It offers handicrafts, Lambe Lambe theater, puppets, and more on the street. There are art galleries, restaurants, and a great view. (Original) Es un lugar que se debe visitar en Valparaíso. Artesanía , teatro lambe lambe, títeres y otros en la calle. Galerías de arte, restaurantes y buena vista.

Good place to have a view the city

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant viewpoint of Valparaíso, you can get there by elevator, on foot or by car. In the surrounding area there are some stalls selling handicrafts, the Palace, a bookstore and some restaurants. (Original) Mirante muito agradável de Valparaíso, é possível chegar de ascensor, a pé ou de carro. Nos arredores algumas barraquinjas com venda de artesanato, o Palácio, uma livraria e alguns restaurantes.

(Translated by Google) A lovely promenade with a privileged and beautiful view of the port and surrounding area from the heights. There are cafes, restaurants, and people selling crafts, paintings, magnets, and more. The El Peral elevator can also take you up and down just steps from Sotomayor Square. (Original) Lindísimo paseo con una vista privilegiada y hermosa desde las alturas del puerto y alrededores. Hay cafés, restaurantes y gente vendiendo artesanías, cuadros, magnéticos, pinturas, etc. Además, el ascensor El Peral te puede subir y bajar desde unos pasos de la Pza. Sotomayor.

(Translated by Google) This is a must-see place to fully enjoy your visit to Valparaiso (Original) Este es un lugar necesario de conocer para poder disfrutar plenamente de la visita a Valparaiso

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view of Porto. Iconic place in the city, worth a visit. (Original) Linda vista para o Porto. Local icônico da cidade, vale a visita.

(Translated by Google) I loved it, I walked through many streets going up and down stairs, honestly without a defined direction, but you find yourself in beautiful passageways, I was amazed. (Original) Me encantó, camine por muchas calles subiendo y bajando escaleras, la verdad sin un rumbo definido, pero te encuentras por pasadizos hermosos yo quedé maravillada

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to go to Tomodachi event (Original) Excelente lugar para ir a evento Tomodachi

(Translated by Google) Bohemian place in Valparaíso, street artists and informal street sales of all kinds of products (Original) Lugar bohemio en Valparaíso, artistas callejeros y venta callejera informal de todo tipo de productos

(Translated by Google) Very good experience I went the weekend that the red bull was down the hill. Nice hill with a square even to share above (Original) Muy buena experiencia fui el finde que estubo la red bull cerro abajo. Bonito el cerro con una plaza incluso para compartir arriva

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful exhibition by Mon Laferte, it moved me a lot and allowed me to question from discomfort (Original) Muy bella exposición de Mon Laferte, me conmovió bastante y me permitió cuestionar desde la incomodidad

(Translated by Google) Picturesque, charming like all of Valparaíso... very safe. (Original) pintoresco, encantador cómo lo es todo Valparaíso.. muy seguro .

(Translated by Google) Este cerro is the top of a hill that has an incredible view of the city. (Original) Este cerro eh o alto de um morro que tem uma vista incrivel da cidade.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view but unfortunately without funicular (Original) Hermosa vista pero lamentablemente sin funicular

(Translated by Google) A place with a beautiful view of Valparaiso and Porto. There are local shops and some cafes ☕️ (Original) Local com uma bela vista para Valparaiso e Porto . Tem comércio local e alguns cafés ☕️

(Translated by Google) A must-see in Valparaíso. From Artillería Hill, you can enjoy a full view of the port of Valparaíso. (Original) Imperdible de Valparaíso. Desde el cerro Artillería podrás visualizar la vista completa del puerto de Valparaíso

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to walk and soak up the ocean views and old houses. (Original) Excelente lugar para caminar y empaparse de la vista al mar y de las casas antiguas.

(Translated by Google) Cerro Artillería got its name from the navy artillery barracks located on its summit in 1887. On this hill the following stand out: - Artillery Elevator: It connects the Plaza Aduana with the Paseo 21 de Mayo, inaugurated in 1893, declared a National Monument in 1998, it has a capacity of up to 50 people - Artillery House No. 156. Built between 1908 and 1909 in Victorian style with neoclassical and neo-Gothic touches. A restaurant currently operates there and it is one of the most photographed in Valparaíso. - Naval School Built between 1884 and 1887 in a neoclassical and baroque style. In 1988 the Naval Museum was installed here and since 1997 the Historical Archive of the Chilean Navy. - Villaseca Elevator. Opened in 1907, made in Germany, with capacity for 50 people. It ran from Altamirano Avenue to Pedro León Gallo, it is closed. (Original) El cerro Artillería obtuvo su nombre del cuartel de artillería de la armada ubicado en su cumbre en 1887. En este cerro de destacan: - Ascensor Artillería: Conecta la Plaza Aduana con el Paseo 21 de Mayo, inaugurado en 1893, declarado Monumento Nacional en 1998, tiene una capacidad de hasta 50 personas - Casa Artillería Nº 156. Construida entre 1908 y 1909 en estilo victoriano con toques neoclásicos y neogóticos. En la actualidad funciona ahí un restaurante y es una de las más fotografiadas de Valparaíso. - Escuela Naval Edificado entre 1884 y 1887 de estilo neoclásico y barroco. En 1988 se instaló aquí el Museo Naval y desde 1997 el Archivo Histórico de la Armada de Chile. - Ascensor Villaseca. Inaugurado en 1907, fabricado en Alemania, con capacidad para 50 personas. Recorría desde la Av. Altamirano hasta Pedro León Gallo, está cerrado.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful view of the port, Valparaíso and the vineyard in the distance. (Original) Hermosa vista del puerto, Valparaíso y viña a lo lejos.

(Translated by Google) An emblematic passage of Valparaíso, since it was immortalized by photographer Sergio Larraín with his best-known photo. Currently there is a museum that tells the story of the creators of the Costa and Sanhe nuss brands. Very nice place with beautiful views of Valpo. (Original) Un pasaje emblemático de Valparaíso, ya que lo inmortalizó el fotógrafo Sergio Larraín con su foto más conocida. Actualmente hay un museo que cuenta la historia de los creadores de las marcas Costa y Sanhe nuss. Muy lindo lugar con preciosas vistas de Valpo.

(Translated by Google) Nice trip, don't forget to buy some delicious artisanal alfajores where Don Sergio ;) (Original) Bonito pasaje, no olvide comprar unos ricos alfajores artesanales donde don Sergio ;)

(Translated by Google) A very well-kept shortcut that connects Álvaro Besa and Urriola streets. To respect the rest of its inhabitants, it is closed at night. (Original) Un atajo muy bien cuidado que une las calles Álvaro Besa y Urriola. Para respetar el descanso de sus habitantes, se cierra durante las noches.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to go through when you are going to walk through the tourist hills. (Original) Hermoso lugar por donde pasar cuando uno va a caminar por los cerros turísticos.

(Translated by Google) In this place they sell some very bad alfajores, 3 for 1000 pesos do not buy them (Original) en este lugar venden unos alfajores muy malos , 3 por 1000 pesos no los compren

(Translated by Google) The same passage where one of the most notable shots by the famous photographer Sergio Larraín was captured. (Original) El mismo pasaje donde se capturó una de las más notables tomas del famoso fotógrafo Sergio Larraín.

(Translated by Google) Very attractive to walk. In addition to being very cute, it is a shortcut. (Original) Muy atractivo de caminar. Además de ser muy lindo es un atajo.

This point on my walk around the hills of Valparaiso was very good. The sky, view of the ocean, cafes, gardens of private residences and cool air were all perfect. I really enjoyed this trip.

Quiet, great sight. Awesome getting to know the artist's work.

I liked this little museum, cheap entry but tons of hilarious little cartoons on life.

Amazing for a quick visit to one the best cartoonist of all time!

A house dedicated to Lukas a fine sketcher who loved Valparaiso

Good overview about Lukas art work

Bellisimo

I can't tell how is the place because i didnt manage to get there but the way shown on google maps seemed extremely dangerous and deserted. You walk through some empty alleys and stairs full of trash and it's easy to get lost. No signs about the place even if you are close. I was 5 min away but I decided to turn around and leave because it seemed too spooky. I advise tourists to avoid it.

Great place o visit, it used to be the old prison

Really amazing space with excellent exhibitions. The coffee shop is good too. One of the best views we found of Valparaiso and the harbour. Nice grass area to chill too.

Cute park with a nice city view. Came here around sunset & it was pleasant to just walk around, sit & relax.

Loved this park. Tons of arts and exercise classes and well kept. Definitely a good use of an old prison.

It's a nice place, but it needs a permanent museum or display

Architecture buffs and anyone interested in the history of Valparaíso would enjoy a stop here. Very well done repurposing of old jail that now contains a wide variety of spaces for cultural activities. Lots of different things going on here every day, including things like photography exhibits. There is a nice cafe and restaurant that I haven't tried yet but it is on my list.

Busy square surrounded by some interesting, historic buildings. Popular place to meet for guided walks. Beware, keep safe, being local advice.

Plaza Santa Maya is a must-visit walk through spot in Valparaíso! It’s beautifully nestled among some important historical buildings and sits right at the base of a couple of the city’s iconic cable cars. From here, you can walk along the waterfront, hop on a boat, or just take in the view. When I visited on a Saturday, there was a charming little craft fair happening, adding even more color and life to the plaza. It’s picturesque, full of character, and a perfect place to snap some great photos. Definitely a gemstone of Valparaíso. Follow me on TikTok for more travel finds! Sage0.x

Plaza Sotomayor is a nice place to walk around, see the monument, and enjoy the old buildings nearby. Everything is close, the port, the pier, and some good cafés where you can relax and have a coffee. It can get a bit crowded, so keep an eye on your things. Overall, a nice and interesting spot to visit in the city.

The city center.. beautiful old colonial building around the plaza. Use the funicular ride to go up the hill. Nice area to explore. Mall are around the plaza, with foodcourt and toilet. Its quite crowded on the afternoon and a nice place to hang around.

Was ok but no where to park and the plaza is not like the typical plazas we’ve visited where you can grab a bench and relax. It was in the middle of two busy, busy streets.

This is the center of Valparaiso, near the metro terminal. Many restaurants, local buses, taxi. There is a meeting point nearby for the free tour to visit Valparaiso sightseeing.

When the artisanal market "Victoria Porteña" is there you can see some of the best local art made by porteños themselves such as fine stone jewellery, silk-screen printing, wood-cut printing, wooden puzzles, knitted clothing among others. You can also get great food in the local restaurants around the plaza and visit Muelle Prat for a boat ride. Recently, works have been announced for this place by the city so it could be closed in the near future

Different topography ... Dunes are challenged in surrounding areas ... Hope this is preserved.

Super

Magnificent views.

Nice place

Expectacular

(Translated by Google) Picturesque place, really an elevator, with the curiosity of accessing it through a long tunnel. The exit is curious since it is accessed and exited through a barred walkway, where Valparaiso can be seen almost completely. Recommended as another curiosity of the port (Original) Lugar pintoresco, realmente un ascensor,con la curiosidad de acceder por un largo túnel. La salida es curiosa ya que se accede y sale por una pasarela enrejada, donde se aprecia valparaiso casi por completo. Recomendado como una curiosidad más de el puerto

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful place, but it's been closed for a long time. The incompetence of the previous city council has left a huge mess in Valparaíso. (Original) Es un hermoso lugar, pero lleva mucho tiempo cerrado. La incapacidad de la autoridad edilicia anterior ha dejado un enorme desastre en Valparaíso

Nice beach but very busy.

We were staying in a friend's apartment for a week. Lovely walk out on the headland as well as walking along to to Algarrobo for the cafes. We even had an earth tremor - no extra charge. The beach is a bit noisy after late morning but it's all very friendly.

it is a small beach but with a lot of environment to explore, there is a forest beside and if you go trough the left side of it, you will discover a beatiful place with a huge rock in the sea, a cathedral of stone, some others you can climb, i foud a perfect spot to place my yoga mat and melt with the magic of this place, 100%

We had a little work activity over there and it was beautiful. The place is perfect for this time and weather: quiet, clean and cozy.

Amazing beach. Water is freezing though, even during summer but I got in anyway! It was irresistible. There's beauty all around it.

This is a really nice beach, the water is extremely cold but apparently that is everywhere in chile

Very small beach but, nice one with canopy, boating and for other beach games.

If you are in the area, stop by and see. Otherwise I wouldn’t go out of my way. It’s a monument to British influence in Chile. Britain contributed to Chile’s independence from Spain. It’s close to the Valparaiso Cathedral and on the bus routes. No tickets, no wait. There is a fence around it, but the gate is open.

This is a lovely arch, but it’s not very well kept, which is a shame, as its one of the few places built by the English. If they removed the graffiti it would be really nice. The park itself is lovely. Its worth a visit if you are in Valparaiso.

At the end of the day it's just a gate.

Could become beautiful if the locals just cleaned the area

Wonderful! Let us transport back to the pre-first world war of 1910, with British imperial power, influence and arrogance at its apex........ “Lord Buckingham: I say Carothers, these chilly people aren’t so bad. Let’s make them a gift. A cricket ground perhaps? Carothers: Sir, we didn’t exactly conquer the Chileans, so they don’t play cricket. May I suggest something useful, such as a school or a hospital? Lord Buckingham: Good lord, what are you thinking about Carothers? What they really need is a damned good statue of Queen Victoria. Carothers: Sorry sir, she died a few years ago. Lord Buckingham: Very well, build a Marble Arch, with a lion, that will make the natives happy.” Chile, we love you,🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

Historical monument. A gift from the British immigrants to the port of Valparaiso for the 100th year of Independence from the Spanish crown.

Nice park with roses.