Viña del Mar and Valparaiso Tour from Santiago

We will make a stop at the emblematic Flower Clock, one of the most recognized icons of Viña del Mar. Located at the foot of Cerro Castillo, facing the coastal edge, this watch was inaugurated in 1962 on the occasion of the World Cup held in Chile, and has since become an unmissable postcard of the city. Its mechanism is fully functional and surrounded by a colorful garden that is periodically renovated, offering unique visual appeal to visitors.

Valparaiso, declared a World Heritage Site, with a panoramic visit to the Chilean National Congress. We will continue with a panoramic visit to the emblematic Casa Museo La Sebastiana, by the poet Pablo Neruda.

Then, we will visit the Plaza de los Poets, a space dedicated to Chilean culture and literary figures. Our tour will continue through the Concepción and Alegre hills, historic and colorful sectors that reflect the bohemian and artistic essence of Valparaiso. During this walk, which will last approximately one hour and thirty minutes, we will explore its picturesque streets, viewpoints and murals.

In addition, we will visit one of the city’s traditional elevators, icons of porteño transport, and visit the historic Plaza Sotomayor, civic heart of Valparaiso. Throughout the tour, the guide will tell the fascinating history of this port city, highlighting its cultural, heritage and relevance in the development of Chile.

On our tour, we will visit the beautiful city of Viña del Mar, known as the "Garden City". During our visit, we will stop at its iconic Flower Clock, one of the main symbols of the city, and also appreciate the original moai of the Fonck Museum, a valuable sample of Rapa Nui heritage.

In addition, we will take a panoramic tour of some of the most representative castles of Viña del Mar, such as Castle Wulff and Castle of the Sea, among others. We will also have the opportunity to enjoy its varied gastronomic offer and some free time to appreciate its beaches and coastal charms.

In this experience you will visit Cerro Concepción, one of the most emblematic and charming hills in Valparaiso. This sector, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands out for its colorful architecture, cobblestone passages and murals full of urban art. During the walk, you will walk through places like Atkinson Promenade and Gervasoni Promenade, which offer panoramic views of the port and bay. In addition, you will find a bohemian atmosphere that reflects the artistic soul of the city. The guide will tell you the history of the hill, its centuries-old houses and how this place became one of the main tourist and cultural points of Valparaiso. A must-see stop for those who want to know the authentic essence of this port city.

Cerro Alegre is one of the most vibrant and visited areas of Valparaiso. During this stop, you will walk through its colorful streets decorated with urban art, murals, gardens and heritage architecture. The hill stands out for its mix of history, creativity and local life. You will visit the Yugoslav Promenade, where the majestic Baburizza Palace, today's museum of fine arts, is located, and you will enjoy panoramic views of the port. Walking through its passages, you will discover photogenic shops on every corner. The guide will share the history of the hill, its European heritage and its evolution as an artistic and cultural center. It’s an experience that connects the Porteño tradition with the creative modernity that defines Valparaíso.

At the end of our lunch, we will make a stop of approximately one hour at the renowned Playa de Reñaca, one of the most emblematic spas in the Valparaiso region. During this time, visitors will be able to enjoy the scenery, walk along the coastline, take pictures or just relax in front of the sea.

In the Casablanca sector, specifically in the vineyard area of the Valparaiso region, a stop is made at the Rio Tinto store. This shop offers an excellent alternative for those who did not reach for breakfast not included, providing the possibility to purchase food on site. Visitors can also enjoy a free wine tasting.

Rio Tinto is a specialised wine shop, which also has a selection of local crafts, exchange service and free toilets for visitors.