2025 Valparaiso Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

The World Cultural Heritage Site of Valparaiso Old Town is located on the Pacific coast about 130 kilometers west of the capital Santiago. It was built in 1536. Most of the current urban buildings were rebuilt after the 1908 earthquake. It is the seat of the Chilean National Congress, the Chilean Ministry of Culture and the Chilean Navy Command. Valparaíso is an excellent example of urban and architectural development in late 19th century Latin America. The city's geographical location is like an amphitheater with a very unique layout. The country's urban buildings can be seen everywhere on the hillside, dotted with church spires, while the flat part adopts a geometric layout. Valparaiso has also preserved some interesting industrial infrastructure from its early years, such as the countless loaders and unloaders on the steep hillsides. Today it is still a paradise for graffiti artists from all over the world. The buildings, steps, telephone poles, etc. in the old city are almost all covered with various exquisite graffiti, which are also the most eye-catching for tourists. This city has the steepest roads I have encountered so far in my round-the-world self-driving trip. #OverseasTravel #Seaside #OldTown #Graffiti #GraffitiArt #SuperBeautifulCheck-inGraffitiWall #FreeGraffiti #Chile #SouthAmericanTourism #SouthAmericanTravel #Artist #WorldHeritage #WorldCulturalHeritage #chile #unesco #unescoworldheritage #graffiti

There are rivers and lakes in the place where graffiti is there, and there are places where there are rivers and lakes! The gates of Graffiti Mountain City are like the hidden magic entrance in Harry Potter. From the narrow to the one-passage alley to the old-fashioned elevator, the elevator rises at a 45-degree angle, and it really enters the legendary [Chile] graffiti art holy place - Valparaiso ~ This small town is less than 2 hours drive from San Diego and can be used for a day trip. It used to be a village of Indians and later became a colony of the Spanish. As a result, the style has changed dramatically and it has become such a diverse and colorful city. The local public transportation is very developed. You can take the bus directly to the San Diego bus terminal (every half an hour, there is a lot of car to worry about)~ Go to Valparaiso to find the elevator entrance into the mountain city. How to find the specific entrance, can only rely on you to ask the locals ~ I am also brought into the city full of hahahaha this hill town "devil ghost" rampage, everywhere is a surprise ~ absolutely you Another world that can't be imagined! ! !

I came to Plaza Sotomayor in Valparaiso, Chile. This is a public recreation square located right in front of the cruise terminal. There are stalls and street buses passing by, and you can see the sea and huge ships right in front of you. It's a very lively place, and the colorful streets of Valparaiso start from here. Be careful, the narrow road at the back entrance is unsafe. 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/tW2TuJK4tZmw3UZq6 #Spring0yentrip #Valparaiso #Chile

I came to El Cardonal Market in Valparaiso, Chile, and the restaurant El Rincon de Pancho inside it! Here you can eat seafood caught in Valparaiso. The first floor of the market is for vegetables and seafood, and the second floor is for restaurants. Valparaiso is a world-famous seafood port, so be sure to try it! 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sDmhroWdZENwXgGq6 #Spring0yentrip #Valparaiso #Chile

Valparaiso means "Valley of Heaven" in Japanese. Located 120km west of Santiago, the capital of Chile, Valparaiso has flourished as a hub of maritime trade since ancient times. The entire city is registered as a World Heritage Site✨ You can also experience the world of Latin American literature, including the house where Pablo Neruda, a Chilean poet who won the Nobel Prize in Literature, spent his time. This is also one of Chile's leading grape-producing regions🍇Chilean wine has become well-known in Japan for its reasonable price and high quality🍷 Houses are built on steep slopes around the port, and there are paintings on the walls, stairs, and various places in the city, so take a stroll and look for art you like♪

#2024旅行评论 #乔治 #瓦尔帕莱索 #valparaíso There is a city in Chile that was listed as a cultural heritage by UNESCO. This city is called Valparaíso. The buildings in this ancient city are full of Spanish color. We took the cable car up the mountain. The buildings on the mountain were elegantly designed, and the exterior walls of each building were painted with colorful murals, making the entire mountain full of vitality and artistic sense. Under the clear sky, we can see the beautiful harbor on the mountain. In the store, there are small boutiques made by artists. My favorite is to buy those magnets. They are not mass-produced, but hand-made. You can't help but take them away😊

#2024mapped Discover the colorful hills and rich culture of Valparaíso, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning street art, historic architecture, and bustling port. This coastal city offers a unique blend of history and creativity that captivates visitors from around the world! 🎨🏙️ ### 🏞️ Must-See Attractions: - **Cerro Alegre & Cerro Concepción**: Wander through the charming streets filled with vibrant murals and quaint cafes. - **La Sebastiana**: Visit the former home of poet Pablo Neruda, now a museum showcasing his life and work. - **Ascensores**: Ride the iconic funiculars for breathtaking views of the bay and cityscape. ### 🍽️ Local Cuisine: Don’t miss trying local delicacies like *pastel de choclo* (corn pie) and fresh seafood at the bustling markets. ### 🌊 Activities: - Take a scenic boat tour of the bay. - Explore the local artisan shops for unique souvenirs. Valparaíso's artistic spirit and vibrant culture make it a must-visit destination in Chile! #Valparaíso #Chile #TravelGoals

Today is the most leisurely day. I slept until about 8 o'clock in the morning, had a leisurely breakfast, and the tour leader rented a car and set off for Valparaiso at 11 o'clock, a 2-hour drive. Arrive at the port of Valparaíso at about 1 pm. The port is very busy. There are many lazy sea lions lying on the beach, lying down or roaring from time to time while bathing in the sun. But be careful, the waves here are very big, so don’t climb at will just to take pictures. Lunch is served at the beachfront Restaurant Bote Salvavidas. While tasting fresh fish and shrimp, listen to the sound of waves and the cheerful calls of seagulls. After lunch, the tour leader took us on foot to the top of the mountain. The first thing we came to was Paseo Yugoslavo Square, where you can overlook the magnificent view of the entire city and feel the cool sea breeze from the sea. Walking through the streets and alleys of the town, you will gradually see more and more graffiti, as if you have entered another world. Your five senses are invaded by the colors of the world, such as exquisite small houses and paintings of various colors. And the various small wild flowers planted next to the small house really make people feel like they are living in a fairy tale. Continuing to walk uphill, the colorful houses, dense graffiti, art galleries and a dozen rickety old cable cars along the way give the town a retro feel that is stuck in time. The upper half of these streets are color blocks and the lower half is graffiti. Various graffiti are full of imagination, with extremely exaggerated expression and color rendering, giving the whole city a splendid vitality. At this point you can experience Valparaiso, the rainbow city described by Neruda: "You are so absurd, so crazy, so irrational, you have never even combed your hair or put on your clothes." Finally, the tour leader took us to visit Neruda's former residence. It is a five-story red building hidden among green plants. It faces the sea every day and the flowers are blooming in spring. I really envy this kind of life. I think the profession of poet is really good. Of course, the prerequisite is that you are a politician and have won the Nobel Prize. We got on the bus back to Santiago at about 5:40 pm. We originally wanted to reach the foot of Cerro San Cristóbal before the cable car ended at 7:30 pm, and then take the cable car up the mountain to enjoy the panoramic view of Santiago and the Andes Mountains. Unexpectedly, the road was very congested after entering the city. When we reached the foot of the mountain, it was already 7:35 pm and the cable car was out of service. We had to walk up the mountain. The whole journey was 4 kilometers. It took about an hour. We were lucky enough to see the sunset and the statue of the Virgin. We were very satisfied. We walked another 4 kilometers down the mountain.

Dear friends, here is the complete guide for a 16-day trip to Chile and other countries! I will take you around South America without any detours, so collect it now! . 🛫Route arrangement: D1: Arrive in San Diego, free time after airport pick-up. D2: Santiago city tour, visit La Moneda Palace, Constitution Square and other landmarks. D3: Go to Valparaiso to explore the seaside scenery and the Ten Mile Beach of Venia. D4-D5: Go to Punta Arenas and board the [Magellan Explorer] to embark on the Antarctic journey. D6-D10: Go deep into Antarctica, a five-day exploration trip, and experience the magnificence of the ice and snow world. D11-D14: Arrive in Puerto Natales, visit Torres del Paine National Park, and experience a horseback tour. D15: Return to San Diego, free time on the way. D16: End of the trip in Santiago, drop off at the airport and return. . Must-visit attractions: Torres del Paine National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica, Chile ⏰Opening hours: 07:00-21:00 🕰️Duration of play: 3-5 days The lakes are as clear as mirrors, the glaciers are so picturesque, and the granite peaks soar into the clouds that you can touch the sky. King George Island ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Antarctica ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration of play: 1-2 days This is the Antarctic paradise shared by humans, penguins and seals, and you can experience the unique polar customs. South Shetland Islands ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Located about 120 kilometers north of the Antarctic Peninsula ⏰Opening hours: 🕰️Duration of play: 1-2 days This is an Antarctic archipelago covered by glaciers and towering peaks, a must-see for explorers. Sotomayor Grand Plaza ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Prat, Valparaíso, Chile ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕰️Play time: 1-2 hours This is a symbol of Valparaiso's history and responsibility, and you can experience the history and cultural heritage of Chile. . Must-haves before traveling: 🧳Multi-country tour, set off easily! 📲 Phone Card + Plug Adapter: Worry-free cross-border communication and charging! 🪪 Documents + Visa: Have your passport and driver’s license ready, so you can travel to Chile and other countries without any hindrance! 👗 Clothing: Chile and other countries have diverse climates in November, so you need to bring light, breathable and warm clothing! 🔋 Charger + backup power supply: Uninterrupted power supply during travel, record beautiful moments at any time! . The trip to Chile has come to an end, but the heart of adventure never stops! More exciting countries are waiting for you to explore, remember to follow me and travel around the world together! 🌍✨

Hey everyone, here is our 16-day in-depth travel guide to South America! To have fun in South America, just read this article. It provides a complete analysis of attractions, food, and transportation. Hurry up and save it! . South America has a rich history and uniquely charming scenery🌄. From the Amazon rainforest to the snow-capped mountains of the Andes, every destination is intoxicating. The local customs are colorful and full of enthusiasm, which will definitely keep you entertained! 🎉 . 🏃Travel route: DAY1: Set off to Beijing to prepare for the trip to South America🌍 DAY2-4: Fly directly from Beijing to Sao Paulo, via Madrid, and explore the Iguazu Falls in Brazil💦 DAY5-6: Go deep into Rio, Brazil, feel the passion of samba dance💃, and then go to Santiago, Chile DAY7-10: Santiago city tour, visit Valparaiso, cross the Andes Mountains to Machu Picchu🏔️, and finally arrive in Cusco and Lima, Peru DAY11-13: Tango trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina🕺, one-day trip to Colonia, Uruguay, and then back to Sao Paulo, Brazil DAY14-16: Depart from Sao Paulo, return to Beijing via connecting flight, end the South American adventure🏞️, and return to hometown🏠 . Must-visit attractions: 🗼 The Obelisk of Buenos Aires: a towering landmark building, take photos! 🏛️ Sotomayor Grand Plaza: Feel the history and responsibility of Valparaiso, and immerse yourself in the ocean of culture. . Some tips: 🕒 The time difference from domestic time: South America has a large time difference. Remember to adjust the time difference in advance to avoid travel fatigue~ ☀️ November climate: South America is at the turn of spring and summer in November, and the temperature is suitable, but you should also prepare rain gear in case of sudden rain🌦️. 🏷️ Price of specialty products: Specialty fruits such as paramela are super delicious, and the price is about 10-30 yuan/jin, so why not give it a try! 💰 Currency exchange rate: The exchange rate between RMB and South American currencies is different. It is recommended to understand it in advance to make the travel budget more clear🧮. I hope these tips help you, and I wish you a happy trip to South America! ✨ . Want to unlock more hidden gameplay and beautiful attractions in South America? Come and follow me and I will take you around South America without getting lost!

16-day tour of Chile and other countries. Enjoy multiple experiences in one trip! This amazing itinerary will take you to experience the unique charm of South America. Check it out now! -- 🏃 Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Santiago, transfer to hotel. DAY 2-3: Tour of Santiago & Valparaiso, including La Moneda Palace, Constitution Square, etc. Then visit Valparaiso Beach and Seal Reef. DAY 4: Head to Punta Arenas to prepare for your Antarctic trip. DAY 5-10: Board the Magellan Explorer, fly over the Drake Passage, and explore Antarctica for five days. DAY 11-14: Arrive in Puerto Natales, visit Torres del Paine National Park, and enjoy a horseback ride. DAY 15-16: Return to Santiago, end of trip, transfer to airport. -- Must-see attractions: ✨ Torres del Paine National Park: Entering here is like walking into a natural painting. The lakes are as quiet as mirrors, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds; the glaciers are majestic, showing the magnificence of nature; the granite peaks are even more imposing, piercing the sky, making people marvel. 🐧 King George Island: This is a paradise in Antarctica, attracting the attention of explorers and home to penguins and seals. Here, you can watch these lovely Antarctic residents up close and feel the wonder of living in harmony with nature. ❄️ South Shetland Islands: This is a mysterious Antarctic archipelago. Covered with glaciers and towering peaks, every place reveals the magic and power of nature. Explorers can experience the magnificent scenery of Antarctica, challenge themselves, and explore the unknown. 🏛️ Sotomayor Square: As a symbol of Valparaiso, this square carries a rich history and responsibility. Walking on the square, you can feel the historical and cultural atmosphere of the city and appreciate the unique charm of Valparaiso. -- Travel tips: - Food: Chilean cuisine is rich, from seafood to traditional dishes. Don't forget to try the sweet corn pie and Chilean beef soup! 🍲🌽 - November climate: The climate in Chile is mild at this time, but the temperature difference between day and night is large. Remember to bring light and warm clothes. 🧥🌡️ - Time difference with China: Chile is 11-12 hours behind China. Adjusting the time difference is important to avoid travel fatigue. ⏰💤 - Currency exchange rate: The currency in Chile is the peso, and the exchange rate fluctuates. It is recommended to exchange some cash in advance. 💶💵 -- The adventure tour of Chile and other countries is ready for you. Come and experience the unique charm of South America. Act now!

Valparaiso Travel Guide 🎉 Valparaiso is a colorful and charming city. 🚗 Transportation: You can fly to Valparaiso International Airport. Getting around the city is easy, whether on foot, by bus, or by taxi. You can also try the retro cable car, a unique mode of transportation in the city that takes you through different neighborhoods and offers scenic views along the way. 🌟 Attractions: - Colorful Houses: The colorful houses of Valparaiso are a must-see. They are scattered across the hillsides, creating a vibrant tapestry of colors. Walking among them feels like stepping into a fairy tale. - Port: As an important port city, the port is bustling with activity. You can see ships coming and going and experience the maritime culture. - Poet Pablo Neruda's House: Here, you can learn about the life of this great poet and admire exhibits related to him. 🍜 Food: Try the local seafood, such as fresh fish, shrimp, and shellfish, as well as the famous Chilean barbecue, which is full of flavor. 🏨 Accommodation: Choose to stay in the city center or near the seaside for easy access to attractions. 😎 When exploring, remember to bring your camera to capture the beautiful moments of Valparaiso and respect the local customs.

Valparaíso, located on Chile’s central coast, is a vibrant port city known for its steep hills, colorful houses, and dynamic street art scene. Often referred to as “Valpo” by locals, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a cultural hub that combines historical charm with bohemian flair. What to Expect Visitors to Valparaíso will find a city that feels like an open-air museum. The city’s unique geography, with its hillsides covered in brightly painted houses, provides stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The labyrinthine streets are filled with murals and graffiti, making every corner a potential discovery. The city's funiculars, or ascensores, offer a fun and practical way to navigate the steep terrain. Experiences and Recommendations Start your exploration in the historic port area, where you can visit the Plaza Sotomayor, home to the Monument to the Heroes of Iquique. From there, take a ride on one of the city’s many funiculars, such as Ascensor Concepción or Ascensor Artillería, to reach the higher neighborhoods. Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción are two of the most famous hills, known for their colorful houses, vibrant street art, and charming cafes. These areas are perfect for a leisurely stroll, offering plenty of opportunities to admire the creative murals and enjoy panoramic views of the city and sea. Visit La Sebastiana, one of the former homes of the Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda. Now a museum, it offers insights into Neruda’s life and work, along with stunning views of the city. For a taste of local culture, explore the Mercado El Cardonal, where you can sample fresh seafood and traditional Chilean dishes. The bustling market atmosphere provides a glimpse into daily life in Valparaíso. #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

Valparaíso, affectionately known as "Valpo" by locals, is a colorful and gritty port city on Chile's Pacific coast. Known for its steep hillsides adorned with a labyrinth of brightly painted homes and a dynamic street art scene, Valparaíso offers a stark contrast to the more orderly capital of Santiago, just a couple of hours away. What to Expect Valparaíso's unique charm lies in its chaotic urban layout, which includes dozens of cerros (hills) accessible via winding streets, long staircases, and historic funicular elevators. The city is a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated not only for its spontaneous architectural landscape but also for its cultural vibrancy. Street artists have turned the city's walls into a public gallery of political and artistic expression, making Valparaíso a living canvas. Experiences and Recommendations A stroll through the cerros such as Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción offers a chance to experience local life, discover hidden cafes, and enjoy panoramic views of the bay. The Museo a Cielo Abierto in Cerro Bellavista provides an impressive collection of street murals that showcase the evolution of Chilean art. For literature enthusiasts, a visit to La Sebastiana, one of Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda’s homes, now a museum, provides insight into the poet's eccentric life and love for this city. Exploring the city by foot is the best way to soak in the atmosphere, though the funiculars offer a charming way to navigate the steep hills without the exertion. The bustling Port Market (Mercado Puerto) offers a taste of local cuisine with fresh seafood straight from the Pacific. #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

Valparaíso, a port city on Chile's coast, is celebrated for its steep funiculars, colorful clifftop homes, and a bohemian vibe that has attracted artists and poets, including Pablo Neruda. Its labyrinth of hills and cobblestone streets, adorned with some of the world's most vibrant street art, makes it a UNESCO World Heritage site with a unique cultural pulse. What to Expect Visitors to Valparaíso will find a city bursting with color and creativity at every turn. The city's historic funicular elevators offer not only a break from the steep walks but also panoramic views of the bay. Each of Valparaíso's hills boasts its own distinct character and charm, with Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre being among the most popular for their lively street art scenes and artisanal shops. Experiences and Recommendations Exploring Valparaíso is best done on foot or by taking one of the iconic funiculars to get a sense of the city's unique topography and architecture. A visit to La Sebastiana, one of Pablo Neruda’s three homes, now turned into a museum, offers insights into the poet's eccentric life and his love for this city. Art lovers should wander the open-air museum of Museo a Cielo Abierto, where the walls are canvases displaying large-scale murals that tell stories of local culture and history. Tips and Tricks The climate in Valparaíso is mild year-round, but the summer months (December to February) are ideal for enjoying the vibrant street life and numerous festivals. Comfortable walking shoes are a must as the city's hills can be challenging. Always keep your belongings secure, as the busy tourist areas can attract pickpockets. Trying local seafood dishes and visiting the bustling markets should be on your culinary agenda. For those drawn to places where art and life intertwine seamlessly, Valparaíso offers a colorful and inspiring urban adventure unlike any other. This city not only showcases the artistic spirit but also invites visitors to live it—each street corner, café, and viewpoint tells a part of Valparaíso’s enchanting story. #ValparaisoVibes #ChileanCharm #StreetArtSanctuary #BohemianBliss #PortCityCulture #TravelChile #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

Valparaíso, affectionately known as "Valpo" by locals, is a colorful and gritty port city on Chile's Pacific coast. Known for its steep hillsides adorned with a labyrinth of brightly painted homes and a dynamic street art scene, Valparaíso offers a stark contrast to the more orderly capital of Santiago, just a couple of hours away. What to Expect Valparaíso's unique charm lies in its chaotic urban layout, which includes dozens of cerros (hills) accessible via winding streets, long staircases, and historic funicular elevators. The city is a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated not only for its spontaneous architectural landscape but also for its cultural vibrancy. Street artists have turned the city's walls into a public gallery of political and artistic expression, making Valparaíso a living canvas. Experiences and Recommendations A stroll through the cerros such as Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción offers a chance to experience local life, discover hidden cafes, and enjoy panoramic views of the bay. The Museo a Cielo Abierto in Cerro Bellavista provides an impressive collection of street murals that showcase the evolution of Chilean art. For literature enthusiasts, a visit to La Sebastiana, one of Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda’s homes, now a museum, provides insight into the poet's eccentric life and love for this city. Valparaíso is a must-visit for those who appreciate the arts, history, and a bit of urban adventure. It's a city that tells its stories through its streets and buildings, inviting everyone to listen. #ValparaisoVibes #CityOfHills #ChileanCharm #StreetArtSpotlight #CulturalCorners #UrbanExploration #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#familytrip

Valparaíso, Chile's cultural gem, sprawls across numerous hills by the Pacific coast, offering a canvas of colorful buildings, street art, and unique hillside ascensores (funiculars). This city is a feast for the eyes and the soul, embodying a lively blend of history and modern artistic expression. Exploring the cerros (hills) of Valparaíso is like wandering through an open-air museum. The streets are lined with intricate murals that tell stories of the city's past and present. A walk around Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción provides not only panoramic views but also a closer look at the vibrant street art that has made Valparaíso famous. The ascensores, some over a century old, are not just a means of transportation but a cultural experience in themselves. Taking a ride on the Ascensor Reina Victoria offers a glimpse into the everyday life of the portenos (locals) and delivers stunning vistas of the bay and the bustling port below. For those visiting, I recommend wearing comfortable shoes as the city's steep and uneven pathways can be challenging. Also, while it’s tempting to snap photos of every corner, engaging with local artists and visiting the galleries can enrich your understanding of the artistic community here. Valparaíso is a city that invites curiosity and rewards exploration with its rich tapestry of art, architecture, and history. It's a place where every alley and staircase holds a new discovery, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in a truly unique cultural experience. #ValparaisoVibrance #StreetArtSanctuary #CulturalClimbs #ChileanCharm #AscensorAdventures #TravelSouthAmerica #ArtisticExploration #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#familytrip

Valparaiso is a bustling port city and one of our favorites in South America. The big draw is the incredible amount of street art. It’s everywhere! Besides that, you’re right next to the Pacific Ocean, which means you can take a dip or an evening boat ride to take in the city lights. Tips: ☀️ Take a free walking tour from the main square in order to learn more about the history and art all around you. Look for the guides in the striped shirts. ☀️ It’s very hilly, so wear good shoes for walking around. ☀️ Be sure to take the asensores, Valparaiso’s unique public transit system of elevators. #travelinspiration #southamerica #Chile #streetart

I just love to walk around the magical and artistic city of Valparaiso and Viña Del Mar. Such a beautiful experience. Definitely want to come back!#valparaiso #Vinadelmar #trip

Embark on an enchanting journey to Valparaíso, a coastal jewel nestled along the Chilean shores. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors, artistic spirit, and breathtaking landscapes that define this UNESCO World Heritage city. From its bustling port to the hillside neighborhoods adorned with street art, Valparaíso invites you to explore its unique charm. 🇨🇱✨ Cerro Concepción - Artistic Hillsides 🎨🏘️ Begin your adventure in Cerro Concepción, where colorful murals and street art grace the winding streets. Admire the creativity of local and international artists, turning this hillside neighborhood into an open-air gallery. Discover charming cafes, boutiques, and panoramic viewpoints offering stunning vistas of the Pacific Ocean. 🌅🖼️ Paseo 21 de Mayo - Seaside Stroll 🌊🚶 Take a leisurely stroll along Paseo 21 de Mayo, a picturesque promenade hugging the coastline. Feel the ocean breeze, listen to the waves, and witness the bustling activity of the port. Visit the iconic La Sebastiana, one of Pablo Neruda's former residences, and delve into the poetic atmosphere that inspired the Nobel laureate. 📜🏰 Ascensor Artillería - Historic Funicular Ride 🚃⛰️ Embark on a journey through time with a ride on Ascensor Artillería, one of Valparaíso's historic funiculars. Enjoy panoramic views of the cityscape as you ascend to Paseo 21 de Mayo. The funiculars are not just a means of transportation; they're an integral part of Valparaíso's identity. 🚋🏙️ Mercado El Cardonal - Culinary Delights 🍤🍇 Explore the flavors of Valparaíso at Mercado El Cardonal, a bustling market where fresh seafood, local produce, and Chilean delicacies abound. Engage with friendly vendors, savor a traditional seafood empanada, and experience the authentic taste of Chilean cuisine. 🦐🍷 Cerro Alegre - Bohemian Vibes 🎭🍹 Venture into Cerro Alegre, a bohemian neighborhood known for its artistic flair and vibrant nightlife. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets adorned with street art, boutique shops, and cozy bars. Uncover hidden gems like the brightly painted Palacio Baburizza and feel the heartbeat of Valparaíso's cultural scene. 🌃🎉 Playa Ancha - Tranquil Seaside Retreat 🏖️🌴 Escape the urban hustle and bustle with a visit to Playa Ancha, a serene beach area offering a peaceful retreat. Relax on the sandy shores, soak in the sunsets over the Pacific, and appreciate the tranquility that contrasts with Valparaíso's lively atmosphere. 🌅🏄 #ValparaísoVibes #ChileanCoast #ColorfulCulture #SeasideSplendor Valparaíso beckons with its captivating blend of art, history, and coastal beauty. From the artistic hillsides to the historic funiculars, every corner reveals a story waiting to be discovered. Explore the essence of Valparaíso and witness the magic that has earned it a place among Chile's coastal wonders. #DiscoverValparaíso #ChileanGem 🌏🇨🇱 #mytravelhacks#freehotelstay#historicallandmarks#localguides

Beaut little town with brightly coloured buildings, piano steps, awesome graffiti and murals. Statues of poets, one of Pablo Neruda's houses.

worth schlepping from Santiago to Val-P for the weekend to let your hair down. a mixture of calms en, Berlin and a bristling favella, there’s cool bars and food #santiago #beachlife #Valparaíso

The Valparaiso Naval Port is located on the Pacific coast about 130 kilometers west of the capital Santiago. It is Chile's most important naval base and headquarters. Judging from the photos taken, the main ships of the Chilean Navy are retired ships from the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and other countries. Historically, the commander of the Chilean Navy when it was first established was Thomas Cochrane from Britain. There are a total of 10 Chilean naval ships in the photo in Figure 1, but the hull numbers of only 6 of them can be seen. HMS Admiral Williams Multipurpose Frigate FF-19 (Flagship) 4900 tons (UK Navy Type 22 Frigate) Acquired by Chilean Navy in 2003 HMS Admiral Condell FF-06 Anti-submarine Frigate 4200 tons, former UK Navy Type 23 Duke class, entered service with the Royal Navy on June 14, 1991, was decommissioned on July 8, 2005 and sold to Chile, and entered service with the Chilean Navy on May 28, 2008. Admiral Viroth FF-18 multi-purpose frigate, 3,320 tons, entered service with the Netherlands Navy on February 26, 1993, was decommissioned in 2006 and sold to Chile, and entered service with the Chilean Navy in April 2007. Abraham van der Hel multi-purpose frigate FF-15 3320 tons, entered service with the Netherlands Navy on December 15, 1993, was decommissioned in 2004 and sold to Chile, and entered service with the Chilean Navy on December 16, 2005. Admiral Cochrane FF-05 (next to 06 in the photo in Figure 1) anti-submarine frigate 4,200 tons, commissioned by the Chilean Navy in 2006 Commander Toro offshore patrol vessel FF-82 1,728-1,810 tons, one of the few naval vessels produced by Chile. The second ship on the right in Figure 1 is the Esmeralda naval training ship, which was built by Spain and transferred to Chile as a debt repayment. It is a steel-hulled four-masted sailing ship with a displacement of 3,754 tons and has visited China many times. Admiral Monte (upper right corner of Figure 1) is an AO-52 oil supply ship with a tonnage of 42,000 tons. It entered service with the U.S. Navy on October 22, 1987. In September 2009, it became the first ship of its class to be decommissioned. It was later donated to Chile and entered service with the Chilean Navy on February 10, 2010. #OverseasTravel #SouthAmericanTourism #SouthAmericanTravel #Chile #Warship #Pacific #navy #chile #valparaíso #chileanNavy

Traveling in Chile - The story behind every graffiti in Valparaiso, I remember seeing a few girls in the graffiti two nights ago, I used to yell at them, but I really want to know why they are graffiti. They speak Spanish and their English is limited. Interacting with each other in the body language, knowing that they are going to graffiti after work. I saw a girl who was crying with graffiti and later learned that her mother had died. To graffiti is to express your emotions. (Although I didn't see the works they formed in the end, they made me know exactly what each graffiti work has. They have different meanings.)

The first stop to the city of Valparaiso is the museum near the harbour. According to the map guide, I found an orbital train that is almost 80 degrees up and down. It is the first observation deck I have boarded. Here you can Seeing most of the city's outlines, everything in the harbour is close at hand, but you can't find a pedestrian who is proficient in English. The phone never leaves, the camera is always on the chest, I started the walk of Valparaiso It is extraordinarily reasonable to leave the glory and history of the army here. For the victory in the 19th century and the victory in Peruvian Bolivia, there is a comprehensive and meticulous record. Tickets are 1,000 pesos. Almost 10 yuan is particularly close to the people, but it is understood that all The explanation and record are only Spanish. There is also a real-life version of the rescue equipment. If you don't know what is the rescue of the earth, I recommend you to check out this movie based on real events.

Valparaiso, Chile, a colorful "dream city", even the old town here is a world cultural heritage from the country, you can no longer find a country farther away from Chile than Chile, From Shanghai, I boarded the plane and transferred to Dallas in the United States. On two voyages of more than ten hours, I came to the Chilean capital of Santiago, Greece Valparaiso. The city is 120 kilometers away from the capital. It is shocking that the Chilean parliament building is not in the air. The capital is here, here is the seat of the National Ministry of Culture. The convenient transportation characteristics of the harbor make it suffering from the wars and natural disasters. The biggest tsunami of the 20th century took place here. The Dutch and the Spaniards successively captured this place and became colonial. Entrance, now Valparaiso is full of vitality happen to meet the Chilean National Day, watch a parade on the street this is travel, wonderful never meet

A day @ Valparaso Known as the cultural capital of Chile, once the "Pearl of the Pacific Ocean", there is almost no flat land, full of murals, artists and music, and the violent explosion of the whole day! f

Appreciate the stone statue of Easter Island, ready to leave Via, from the mountain you can see the panoramic view of Valparaiso and the city of Via, blue sea and blue sky, this is the seaside city of Chile, do you like it?