Guided Tour Viewpoints Elevators and Hills of Valparaiso

Atkinson Walk: A charming viewpoint in Valparaiso

Atkinson Promenade is one of Valparaiso’s most iconic and visited places. Located on Cerro Concepción, this pedestrian promenade offers you an unparalleled panoramic view of the port city, with its colorful hills, Pacific Ocean and the bustle of the port.

Colonial architecture: It stands out for its beautiful English-style houses, built in the late 19th century, with colorful facades and gardens that give it a romantic and picturesque air.

Natural viewpoint: From this privileged point you can appreciate the beauty of Valparaiso in all its glory. It is the perfect place to take pictures and enjoy the sea breeze.

Bohemian vibe: The Atkinson Promenade is a meeting point for artists, musicians and tourists. You will find art galleries, craft shops, cafes and restaurants where you can taste local cuisine.

La Sebastiana is one of the three houses that the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda had and that today have become museums. Located on the Florida Hill of Valparaiso, this colorful and peculiar construction is a true architectural gem and a tribute to the life and work of the Nobel Prize in Literature.

What makes La Sebastiana special?

Unique architecture: Its design is a mixture of Mediterranean and local influences, with an unconventional distribution of spaces and eclectic decoration that reflects the personality of the poet.

Panoramic views: From the heights of the hill, you can enjoy breathtaking views of Valparaiso Bay and the city.

Creative atmosphere: Neruda’s personal items, books, furniture and collection of marine objects will transport you into the poet’s daily life and allow you to feel his inspiration.

The El Peral Elevator: A journey back in time

Imagine ascending through a narrow tunnel, surrounded by wooden and iron walls, as the landscape of Valparaiso unfolds before your eyes. This is the experience offered by the El Peral Elevator, one of the 16 mechanical jewels that connect the city plan with its hills.

Opened in 1901, the El Peral Elevator was one of the first to operate with a steam engine. It connected Plaza de Justicia with Cerro Alegre, a bohemian neighborhood full of colorful houses, steep alleys and panoramic views. Today, it is a National Monument and one of the most popular attractions in Valparaiso.

Panoramic views: From the top, you can enjoy a spectacular view of Valparaiso Bay, the harbour and the surrounding hills.
Access to Cerro Alegre: The elevator will take you directly to the heart of Cerro Alegre, a neighborhood full of life, art and culture.

Paseo Gervasoni: A charming viewpoint in Valparaiso

The Paseo Gervasoni is one of the most emblematic and visited places in Valparaiso. Located on Cerro Concepción, this picturesque promenade offers you an unrivalled panoramic view of the port and the city.

Panoramic view: From this point you will appreciate the beauty of the port, the bay and the hills of Valparaiso. It is the perfect place to take unforgettable photos.

Colonial architecture: The promenade is surrounded by old and colorful houses, which give it a romantic and bohemian air.
Street art: The walls of the promenade are a canvas for local artists, who express their creativity through colorful murals and graffiti.

What activities can you do on the Paseo Gervasoni?

Walk and enjoy the scenery: Take the walk and discover every corner of this magical place.
Taking pictures: Capture the best moments and create unforgettable memories.

A gem of Valparaiso

The Elevator Concepcion is one of the most emblematic icons of Valparaiso and a must for any visitor. Opened in 1883, this historic funicular is the oldest in the city and connects Prat Street with Paseo Gervasoni, offering spectacular panoramic views of the port and bay.

A journey back in time: When you get in this elevator, you will be transported to another time and experience the history of Valparaiso first hand. Its original architecture and mechanism make it a historical monument.

Panoramic views: From the top of the elevator, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the city, the port and the Pacific Ocean. It is the perfect place to take unforgettable photos.
Access to Cerro Concepción:

The Elevator Concepción takes you directly to Cerro Concepción, one of the most picturesque hills in Valparaiso. There you will find colorful houses, steep alleys, art galleries, cafes and restaurants.

The Paseo Yugoslavo is one of the most emblematic and visited places of the hills Alegre and Concepción in Valparaiso. This picturesque promenade offers breathtaking panoramic views of the harbour and bay, making it a meeting point for both locals and tourists.

Why visit the Yugoslav Walk?

Panoramic views: From this viewpoint, you can enjoy a privileged view of the port activity, the colorful hills and the vastness of the Pacific Ocean.

Architecture and heritage: The walk is a reflection of the history of Valparaiso and the influence of the Yugoslav community in the city.

Bohemian vibe: Surrounded by colourful houses, cafés, art galleries and craft shops, Paseo Yugoslavo creates a relaxed and bohemian atmosphere.

It is an urban space where art is integrated into the environment in a very special way. Instead of being enclosed in galleries, art is displayed directly in the streets, transforming the cityscape into a great work of art.
A museum on every corner

Imagine walking through the streets of Valparaiso and encountering large-format artworks on the facades of houses, walls and public spaces. That’s precisely what this museum offers you, a pioneering initiative in Chile that has turned the city into a real outdoor art gallery.

One of the icons of Valparaiso and Cerro Bellavista is its elevator and exit to the Museo Cielo Abierto