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Historic Funiculars
The historic ascensores from the late 19th century connect the steep hillside neighborhoods with the port and are considered UNESCO-protected technical heritage of the city.
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Vibrant Street Art
The hillside neighborhoods of Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción are covered in vibrant murals by internationally known artists and are considered one of the most vibrant street art destinations in South America.
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Pablo Neruda Heritage
La Sebastiana, the house of Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda, sits high above the city and is now open as a museum with a spectacular view of the harbor.
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UNESCO Port City
The historic center, with its colorful, irregularly built houses on the steep hills, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most distinctive cityscapes in South America.
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❓ FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Valparaíso

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How do I get to Valparaíso?
Regular buses connect Valparaíso with Santiago in about an hour and a half, making the city ideal for a day trip from the capital.
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What are the funiculars?
The historic ascensores from the late 19th century connect the steep hillside neighborhoods with the port and are considered UNESCO-protected technical heritage of the city.
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Why known for street art?
The hillside neighborhoods of Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción are covered in vibrant murals by internationally known artists and are considered one of the most vibrant street art destinations in South America.
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Connection to Pablo Neruda?
La Sebastiana, the house of Chilean Nobel laureate Pablo Neruda, sits high above the city and is now open as a museum with a spectacular view of the harbor.