• Ascensor Polanco - Valparaiso’s Iconic Elevator

The Polanco Elevator is more than just transportation; it’s an architectural masterpiece and a symbol of Valparaiso’s rich history. This unique vertical lift offers a journey through over a century of history.

What makes it special?

Unique design: Its vertical structure and 150-meter access tunnel set it apart from other funiculars in Valparaiso.

Panoramic views: Enjoy stunning views of Valparaiso Bay, the harbor, and the city from the top.

A journey back in time: The elevator maintains much of its original structure, offering a glimpse into the past.

Public transport: As part of Valparaiso’s public transport system, it is easily accessible by bus.

• Paseo Atkinson - Atkinson Walk: A Delightful Viewpoint in Valparaiso

Atkinson Promenade is one of Valparaiso’s most iconic and frequented spots. Situated on Cerro Concepción, this pedestrian walkway provides an unmatched panoramic view of the port city, with its vibrant hills, the Pacific Ocean, and the bustling port.

Colonial architecture: Notable for its beautiful English-style houses from the late 19th century, featuring colorful facades and gardens that lend a romantic and picturesque charm.

Natural viewpoint: This prime location allows you to appreciate Valparaiso’s beauty in all its splendor. It’s the perfect spot for photography and enjoying the sea breeze.

Bohemian vibe: Atkinson Promenade is a hub for artists, musicians, and tourists. Discover art galleries, craft shops, cafes, and restaurants offering local cuisine.

• La Sebastiana - One of the three houses owned by Chilean poet Pablo Neruda, now museums. Located on Florida Hill in Valparaiso, this vibrant and unique structure is an architectural treasure and a tribute to the Nobel Laureate’s life and work.

What makes La Sebastiana special?

Unique architecture: A blend of Mediterranean and local influences, with an unconventional layout and eclectic decor reflecting the poet’s personality.

Panoramic views: From the hilltop, enjoy breathtaking views of Valparaiso Bay and the city.

Creative atmosphere: Neruda’s personal items, books, furniture, and marine object collection offer insight into his daily life and inspiration.

• Ascensor El Peral - The El Peral Elevator: A Historical Journey

Experience ascending through a narrow tunnel, surrounded by wooden and iron walls, as Valparaiso’s landscape unfolds before you. This is the El Peral Elevator experience, one of 16 mechanical marvels connecting the city plan with its hills.

Opened in 1901, the El Peral Elevator was among the first to operate with a steam engine. It linked Plaza de Justicia with Cerro Alegre, a bohemian neighborhood full of colorful houses, steep alleys, and panoramic views. Today, it is a National Monument and a popular attraction in Valparaiso.

Panoramic views: From the top, enjoy a spectacular view of Valparaiso Bay, the harbor, and surrounding hills.
Access to Cerro Alegre: The elevator takes you directly to the heart of Cerro Alegre, a vibrant neighborhood rich in art and culture.

• Paseo Gervasoni - Paseo Gervasoni: A Charming Viewpoint in Valparaiso

Paseo Gervasoni is one of Valparaiso’s most emblematic and visited locations. Situated on Cerro Concepción, this picturesque promenade offers an unrivaled panoramic view of the port and city.

Panoramic view: Appreciate the beauty of the port, bay, and Valparaiso’s hills from this vantage point. It’s the perfect place for unforgettable photos.

Colonial architecture: The promenade is surrounded by old, colorful houses, giving it a romantic and bohemian atmosphere.
Street art: The promenade’s walls serve as a canvas for local artists, showcasing colorful murals and graffiti.

What activities can you do on Paseo Gervasoni?

Walk and enjoy the scenery: Explore every corner of this magical place.
Taking pictures: Capture memorable moments and create lasting memories.

• Ascensor Concepcion - A Valparaiso Gem

The Concepcion Elevator is one of Valparaiso’s most iconic landmarks and a must-visit for any traveler. Opened in 1883, this historic funicular is the city’s oldest, connecting Prat Street with Paseo Gervasoni, and offering spectacular views of the port and bay.

A journey back in time: Riding this elevator transports you to another era, allowing you to experience Valparaiso’s history firsthand. Its original architecture and mechanism make it a historical monument.

Panoramic views: From the elevator’s top, enjoy breathtaking views of the city, port, and Pacific Ocean. It’s the perfect spot for unforgettable photos.
Access to Cerro Concepción: The Concepcion Elevator takes you directly to Cerro Concepción, one of Valparaiso’s most picturesque hills, featuring colorful houses, steep alleys, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants.

• Paseo Yugoeslavo Ex Paseo Americano - Paseo Yugoslavo is one of the most iconic and visited spots on the Alegre and Concepción hills in Valparaiso. This charming promenade offers breathtaking views of the harbor and bay, making it a popular gathering place for locals and tourists alike.

Why visit the Yugoslav Walk?

Panoramic views: From this viewpoint, enjoy a privileged view of port activity, colorful hills, and the vast Pacific Ocean.

Architecture and heritage: The walk reflects Valparaiso’s history and the influence of the Yugoslav community in the city.

Bohemian vibe: Surrounded by colorful houses, cafes, art galleries, and craft shops, Paseo Yugoslavo exudes a relaxed and bohemian atmosphere.

• Museo a Cielo Abierto - An urban space where art is uniquely integrated into the environment. Instead of being confined to galleries, art is displayed directly on the streets, transforming the cityscape into a vast work of art.

A museum on every corner

Imagine strolling through Valparaiso’s streets and encountering large-format artworks on house facades, walls, and public spaces. This museum offers precisely that, a pioneering initiative in Chile that has turned the city into a genuine outdoor art gallery.

• Muelle Prat - Prat Pier: A Window to the Sea in Valparaiso

Located in the heart of Valparaiso’s port, Prat Pier is a historic jetty that has witnessed the city’s port activity for centuries. Today, it is a popular tourist destination that combines history, culture, and a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean.

History and culture: The pier is rich in history and culture, offering insights into the significance of Valparaiso’s port in Chile’s development.

Panoramic views: The views from the pier are simply breathtaking. Appreciate the beauty of Valparaiso Bay and the colorful hills that surround it.

• Bottled water
• Face-to-face guide available in Spanish and English

• Lunch

Special themed tours are available for children, young people, and adults, highlighting the lasting impact these experiences have had on the local population and the foreign tourists who fall in love with Valparaiso during their visits.

This tour is perfect for capturing stunning postcards of the Chilean Pacific coast, showcasing its landscapes, viewpoints, and the distinctive architecture of Valparaiso.

Valparaiso, known as the “Jewel of the Pacific” and a World Heritage Site, invites visitors to explore a world of contrasts and charm. Touring this city is like delving into a history book filled with maritime adventures and artistic expressions.

Indeed, visiting Valparaiso and taking a tour offers a unique experience that blends history, culture, and natural beauty.

Tours provide an opportunity to learn about the life of the Porteños, their customs, and traditions. Visitors can savor the delicious local cuisine, including completos, chorrillanas, fresh seafood, and a variety of fish and signature dishes.

• LOCAL Tourism Guide
• Languages Spanish and English

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.