Valparaiso Walking tour from Santiago

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1. Our Valparaiso Walking tour takes you to discover the ancient port of Valparaiso, it’s culture, street art and history on this amazing Hiking tour by some of its most picturesque hills, experiencing riding on their unique funicular railways. Learn about the most emblematic buildings, main squares, old bars and taste the world known sea food and fish from the Pacific Ocean. In 2003, Valparaíso was named a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site, somewhat re-awakening its economy through tourism. The vibrant colors, lifts, restaurants, artisan shops, and endless stairs attract tourists and, recently, luxury cruise ships to the port town. This tour starts from Santiago every day of the week on request, so we invite you to book our Valparaiso Walking Tour - Cerro Concepcion - Cerro Alegre - Open air museum - Plaza Sotomayor - Prat Pier - Plaza Echaurren - Valparaiso main lifts Driving 1,30 hrs from Santiago to Valparaiso Driving 1,30 hrs from Valparaiso to Santiago

   4 h

2. Visit the open air museum; a pioneering initiative in Chile and is made up of 20 murals of various pictorial styles; located on the slopes of Cerro Bellavista. It was inaugurated in 1992 and you can see artwork by well-known artists, some of whom are world famous, such as Roberto Matta or Mario Carreño, among others

   1 h

3. Time for driving from Santiago to Valparaiso and from Valparaiso back to Santiago is of 3 hrs.

   3 h

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• Its from-price is close to the median of the 401 day trips we list in Santiago.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 167 of 401.

About Santiago

Santiago, Chile's capital, sits in a broad valley beneath the snowy Andes, a city of hilltop parks, bohemian neighbourhoods and vineyards close by.

The Plaza de Armas, with its cathedral and grand old post office, is the historic heart, and the neoclassical La Moneda Palace stands a few blocks away. The Museum of Pre-Columbian Art holds treasures from across the Americas, and the Central Market serves seafood beneath a soaring iron roof.

Top-ranked sights in Santiago: Viña del Mar, Plaza de Armas, La Moneda Palace (Palacio de la Moneda).

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