Cerro Concepción
Hill of Valparaíso's heritage neighborhood, with Paseo Gervasoni and Paseo Atkinson, houses of European immigrants, Protestant churches and the city's oldest ascensor.
Valparaíso · Chile Capital
In the destination Valparaíso and Viña del Mar.
In the photo: Edificio Armada de Chile at Plaza Sotomayor, Valparaíso
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The city
Valparaíso is Chile's main port and the capital of the region that bears its name. The city rises from the sea up dozens of cerros, with colorful houses, stairways and old funiculars. The cerros Alegre and Concepción, with Palacio Baburizza, are the gateway. On Cerro Bellavista are La Sebastiana, Neruda's house, and Museo a Cielo Abierto. Down below, Plaza Sotomayor, Muelle Prat and Paseo 21 de Mayo showcase the bay and the naval history.
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The local experience
Hill of Valparaíso's heritage neighborhood, with Paseo Gervasoni and Paseo Atkinson, houses of European immigrants, Protestant churches and the city's oldest ascensor.
Hill of steep streets, murals and colorful houses, with Paseo Yugoslavo, Paseo Dimalow and two historic ascensors, El Peral and Reina Victoria.
1916 mansion on Paseo Yugoslavo that houses the Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes de Valparaíso, with Chilean and European painting and views over the port.
Pablo Neruda's house in Valparaíso, on Cerro Bellavista: narrow floors like a ship, the poet's collections and windows over the bay.
Twenty murals by major Chilean artists spread across the streets and stairways of Cerro Bellavista, between Plaza Victoria and La Sebastiana.
Valparaíso's civic center, with the Monument to the Heroes of Iquique, the crypt of Arturo Prat and the Armada building, facing Muelle Prat.
Pier in front of Plaza Sotomayor from which launches depart for tours of Valparaíso bay, among ships, cranes and views of the cerros.
Viewpoint on Cerro Artillería overlooking the harbor, next to the Museo Marítimo Nacional, housed in the former Naval School.