• Flower Clock (Reloj de Flores) - A visit to the iconic Flower Clock, a renowned symbol of Viña del Mar, is planned. Situated at the base of Cerro Castillo, facing the coast, this clock was unveiled in 1962 for the World Cup in Chile and has since become a must-see attraction. Its mechanism is fully operational and surrounded by a vibrant garden that is regularly updated, providing a unique visual treat for visitors.
• Valparaiso - Valparaiso, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, includes a panoramic tour of the Chilean National Congress. The tour continues with a visit to the famous Casa Museo La Sebastiana, the home of poet Pablo Neruda.

Next, the tour will explore the Plaza de los Poetas, a space celebrating Chilean culture and literary figures. The journey continues through the Concepción and Alegre hills, historic and colorful areas that embody the bohemian and artistic spirit of Valparaiso. This walk, lasting about an hour and a half, will explore its charming streets, viewpoints, and murals.

Additionally, a visit to one of the city’s traditional elevators, symbols of local transport, and the historic Plaza Sotomayor, the civic heart of Valparaiso, is included. Throughout the tour, the guide will share the captivating history of this port city, emphasizing its cultural and historical significance in Chile’s development.

• Vina del Mar - The tour includes a visit to the beautiful city of Viña del Mar, known as the “Garden City.” The itinerary features a stop at the iconic Flower Clock, a key symbol of the city, and a chance to see the original moai at the Fonck Museum, a valuable piece of Rapa Nui heritage.

A panoramic tour of some of Viña del Mar’s most notable castles, such as Castle Wulff and Castle of the Sea, is also included. Visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy the city’s diverse culinary offerings and some free time to explore its beaches and coastal attractions.

• Cerro Concepcion - This experience includes a visit to Cerro Concepción, one of Valparaiso’s most iconic and charming hills. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this area is known for its colorful architecture, cobblestone streets, and murals filled with urban art. The walk includes stops at Atkinson Promenade and Gervasoni Promenade, offering panoramic views of the port and bay. The area exudes a bohemian atmosphere that reflects the city’s artistic spirit. The guide will share the history of the hill, its historic houses, and how it became a major tourist and cultural destination in Valparaiso. A must-see for those seeking the authentic essence of this port city.
• Cerro Alegre - Cerro Alegre is one of Valparaiso’s most lively and popular areas. This stop includes a walk through its colorful streets adorned with urban art, murals, gardens, and heritage architecture. The hill is notable for its blend of history, creativity, and local life. Visitors will explore the Yugoslav Promenade, home to the majestic Baburizza Palace, now a fine arts museum, and enjoy panoramic views of the port. As you wander through its passages, you’ll discover photogenic shops at every turn. The guide will discuss the hill’s history, its European heritage, and its evolution as an artistic and cultural hub. This experience connects the local tradition with the creative modernity that defines Valparaíso.
• Renaca - After lunch, there will be a stop of about an hour at the famous Playa de Reñaca, one of the most notable beaches in the Valparaiso region. During this time, visitors can enjoy the scenery, stroll along the coastline, take photos, or simply relax by the sea.
• Casablanca - In the Casablanca area, specifically in the vineyard region of Valparaiso, a stop is made at the Rio Tinto store. This shop offers a great option for those who missed breakfast, providing the opportunity to purchase food on site. Visitors can also enjoy a complimentary wine tasting.

Rio Tinto is a specialized wine shop that also offers a selection of local crafts, currency exchange services, and free restrooms for visitors.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Guided tour

• Lunch
• breakfast

“Begin the day with a visit to Casablanca (Red River Store) for coffee, to purchase some wine, or to shop for crafts. Next, explore Valparaiso, a UNESCO World Heritage city, where the vibrant Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre await, renowned for their murals, shops, and stunning views. Enjoy a panoramic tour of Casa Museo La Sebastiana, the home of Pablo Neruda, and the impressive National Congress of Chile. Experience one of the city’s traditional elevators, a hallmark of local transport. Afterwards, proceed to Viña del Mar, known as the Garden City, to see the famous Flower Clock and relax with some free time at Reñaca Beach, one of the country’s most popular resorts. This tour perfectly blends history, culture, and coastal beauty.”

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