Valparaiso: Guided Walking Tour with Boat Ride

Explore Valparaiso on a guided walking tour and boat ride. Stroll through the city's streets, admire its architecture, and enjoy views of the coast from Paseo Atkinson.
Begin your tour in Plaza Anibal Pinto, home to the famous Neptune’s Fountain. From here, head to Ascensor Reina Victoria for a wonderful view of the square and a close view of the Dissident’s Cemetery.

Next, walk through Paseo Dimalow, well-known for its little handicraft shops, restaurants, and coffee shops. Continue to the Anglican and Lutheran Church, full of history and interesting facades.

Stroll along Paseo Atkinson and admire the incredible view of the coast, huge paintings on buildings, and the influence of the English in the architecture. After that, head to Paseo Gervasoni for an incredible view all the way to Concón.

Admire the port and its vessels, and see the first-ever elevator in Valparaiso, Ascensor Concepcion. Continue to Pasaje Galvez, which has lots of local shops and colorful views beating through the streets.

After that, head to Paseo Yugoslavo, where you can admire Palacio Baburizza's architecture and see street art on display. Take Ascensor El Peral and find out how it works, how it used to work back in the day, and enjoy the ride all the way to Plaza Sotomayor.

Learn about the history of the first port, historical monuments, and how this beautiful city began to grow. Lastly, go directly to the port for a 30-minute boat ride, admiring the city from another point of view and getting a closer look at the ships, boats, and maybe some animals around.

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Denna utflykt kan du avboka utan kostnad upp till 24 timmar före resans start. Om du avbokar efter 24 timmar eller inte dyker upp på utflykten kommer du fortfarande att debiteras hela priset för aktiviteten. Att vara sen vid upphämtning eller avresa kommer att betraktas som att inte dyka upp.