Valparaíso
Valparaíso is built on more than forty hills above a working port, with houses in mismatched colours, stairways between streets and Victorian-era funiculars still running. The UNESCO-listed quarter covers Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción. It pairs with the vineyards of the Casablanca valley on the way from Santiago.
How long to stay
November to March; sea fog is common in the mornings.
Typical daily budget
No budget published for this place yet
Best time to go
No seasonal guidance published for Valparaíso yet
Is Valparaíso right for your trip?
Based on what this guide covers, not a score. This is what Valparaíso is known for.
Great for
- Food
Less of a focus
- History & culture
- Nightlife
- Nature
- Family
- Couples
Build your Valparaíso trip
Top things to do
La Sebastiana
Entrance fee not recorded yetValparaíso
Pablo Neruda's hillside house, kept as he left it, with collections of ships' figureheads and glass above a view of the bay.
Valparaíso funiculars
Entrance CLP 300 · VerifiedValparaíso
A surviving set of nineteenth-century hillside lifts, several still in daily use, connecting the port with the hill neighbourhoods.
Run a restaurant, café or tour in Valparaíso? List your business.