Walking through Valparaiso
In this walking tour, we will have the opportunity to visit places of great heritage and architectural appeal, the Alegre and Concepción hills with their viewpoints and alleys full of stories Plaza Sotomayor and the history of its heroes, in addition to the Prat dock, to continue towards the town historical port declared a UNESCO Heritage site where Plaza Echaurren, La Matriz and surroundings are located. Additionally, in this tour we will use local public transport such as the Trolleybus, a unique rolling heritage in the country, being the second oldest service in South America in operation since 1952; and the traditional elevators that are an unmissable panorama, a heritage with more than a century of existence, necessary and used daily by its inhabitants. It will be an in-depth experience, a deep visit to Valparaíso
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Walking through Valparaiso
What's included in Walking through Valparaiso
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Cerro Alegre
Passengers will be able to hike through the Alegre and Concepcion hills with their viewpoints and alleys full of stories of the foreign immigrants who arrived in Valparaíso when this important port was considered the jewel of the Pacific Ocean.
Paseo 21 de Mayo
We will visit this traditional walk from where we can appreciate the port activity of the city
Plaza Sotomayor
Plaza Sotomayor and the history of its heroes as well as the Prat dock, to continue towards the historic center of the port declared a UNESCO Heritage Site where Plaza Echaurren, La Matriz and surroundings are located.
Inclusions
- Lift Ticket and public transport
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Minimum number of participants 2
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- The Guide will wait for you with a sign with your name. The place is the front of the Starbucks Café