As you stroll through the city's elegant streets, you'll find plenty of lush gardens, vibrant parks, such as Quinta Vergara, and meticulously preserved historic buildings, each contributing to the unique atmosphere that defines Viña Del Mar.

You will observe all the movement of one of the main ports in the country. You can also take a boat ride if you wish, getting to know the city from another point of view. Your guide will tell you more about the history of the port and all its secrets.

You will take one of the funiculars with the most privileged view of the city. You will learn its history and its importance for citizens.

You will have the opportunity to try a selection of fresh and unique beers that have been carefully brewed on site. From pale ale or IPA style beers to darker varieties such as stouts or porters, you will be able to experience a wide range of flavors and nuances that highlight the artisanal quality of each drink.

You will walk through its winding cobblestone streets, discovering a unique mix of historic and modern architecture. Victorian and European style buildings are interspersed with colorful murals and creative graffiti, creating an artistic and bohemian atmosphere that captures the essence of Valparaíso as a creative city.

Don't miss the viewpoints that offer spectacular views of the port, the ocean and the surrounding hills. From these points, you can capture the essence of Valparaíso's unique geography and enjoy memorable sunsets that color the horizon. Immerse yourself in local culture and discover emblematic places such as Paseo Gervasoni, a walkway full of charm that houses restaurants with terraces that invite you to enjoy the sea breeze and panoramic views.

When you ride this century-old elevator, you will immerse yourself in a unique experience, ascending the slopes of Valparaíso with spectacular views at each stop. From its ornate wooden cabins, you can contemplate the vibrant urban panorama, the colorful hills, the movement of the port and the sparkling Pacific Ocean.

Visit La Sebastiana, one of Pablo Neruda’s emblematic homes in Valparaiso, is amazing for its vertical architecture and panoramic views towards the bay. The La Sebastiana museum is closed on Mondays, therefore the Fonk museum will be visited, as a replacement for this point.