Begin your tour in Valparaiso with a visit to “La Sebastiana,” Pablo Neruda's House/Museum, and explore the beautiful community of artisans surrounding the neighborhood. Next, head to the Dissidents Cemetery, where important european figures of Valparaiso's History are buried.

Continue to the Memorial Park of Valparaiso, a site of memory where many revolutionaries and anarchists wrote the rebel spirit of Valparaiso, victims of political repression from different times of Chile's political unrest.

Next, visit Sotomayor Square, home to the Army Headquarters Historic Building and the Iquique Naval Battle Memorial. See the First Dock Historic Mark Place and learn about the infrastructure of Valparaiso in the 1800s and how natural disasters affected the city’s urbanization. Stroll down Old Customs Street, where European migrants settled with their businesses, insurance companies, banks, and fascinating architecture.

Head to Concepcion and Alegre Hill and take a ride on the Concepción Elevator/Funicular, the first funicular implemented in Valparaiso. Enjoy the best ocean views and street art as you explore Reina Victoria and Dimalow Corridor, Atkinson Corridor, Gervasoni Corridor, Yugoslavian Corridor, Baburizza's Palace, Templeman Stairs, and Piano Stairs.

Finally, drive through the modern side of the coast in Viña del Mar and Reñaca. See the Viña del Mar Flower Clock, the emblematic Casino of Viña del Mar, Colombia Square and Artisans Fair, Saint Expeditus Temple, and Reñaca's downtown.