One of the city's most colorful and picturesque hills, dotted with vibrant street art, boutique shops, cafes, and stunning views of the port and Pacific Ocean.

In addition to La Sebastiana, Valparaíso boasts two other houses once inhabited by the renowned poet: La Chascona in Santiago and Isla Negra on the coast, all offering unique glimpses into Neruda's life and passions.

Valparaíso's historic funicular railways, such as Ascensor Artillería and Ascensor Reina Victoria, provide a scenic and nostalgic mode of transportation between the city's various hilltop neighborhoods.

A charming promenade lined with historic mansions, art galleries, and cafes, offering panoramic views of the city's iconic hillsides and bustling harbor.

The city's main square, surrounded by neoclassical buildings and monuments, including the iconic Monument to the Heroes of Iquique, offering a glimpse into Chile's naval history.

The former home of Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda, now a museum showcasing his eclectic collections and offering insight into his life and work, with stunning views of the city.

Another picturesque hillside neighborhood known for its colorful murals, quaint alleyways, and bohemian atmosphere, perfect for leisurely walks and artistic exploration.

Valparaíso's historic pier, where visitors can stroll along the waterfront, admire the colorful fishing boats, and sample fresh seafood at nearby restaurants while enjoying views of the bay.