To close with a flourish, we finish our tour with the best panoramic view of the city, from a traditional promenade, where so many sailors made promises they never kept. Here you will find a craft fair and the National Maritime Museum. At the end of the tour, you can decide if you prefer to stay to enjoy the place for longer or return to the Sotomayor Square with your guide. We can also help you get an Uber or a taxi to go where you need it, be it your hotel, the bus terminal or a good restaurant for dinner.

The funiculars are one of the highlights of Valparaíso. This is the city with more of them worldwide. They are 2 small wooden cars that go up and down at the same time on diagonal rails, connected with a flexible steel cable, specially built to help local people and travellers to reach the hills. The Reina Victoria funicular was built in 1902 and it is the shortest and steepest funicular in Valparaíso, but don't worry, it's located right in front of the cemetery, just in case!

This is the most tourist hill of Valparaíso, full of colourful houses on cobbled streets, street art, stairs and promenades with local artists and amazing views of different corners of the city.

This is the most tourist hill of Valparaíso, full of colourful houses on cobbled streets, street art, stairs and promenades with local artists and amazing views of different corners of the city.

Traditional promenade with local artists and beautiful views.

Traditional promenade with local artists and beautiful views.

Traditional promenade with local artists and beautiful views.

Building of the Museum of Fine Arts of Valparaíso.

Traditional promenade with local artists and beautiful views.

After enjoying the walk through the Unesco area, we take the first steam funicular of Valparaíso (currently electric), opened in 1902, downhill to reach the centre.