Аудиоэкскурсии в Вальпараисо

Visitors should not miss the eclectic street murals of the Museo a Cielo Abierto, the charming historic funiculars like Ascensor Reina Victoria, and Cerro Concepción for its picturesque views and vibrant atmosphere. La Sebastiana, one of Pablo Neruda’s houses turned museum, also tops the list of must-see attractions.

Outdoor enthusiasts can delight in walking tours around the city's murals and navigating the vibrant streets of the cerros. For more structured outdoor pursuits, consider a scenic boat tour of the bay or a trip to Jardín Botánico Nacional for a nature-rich excursion.

Families with kids can enjoy the interactive science museum of Museo de Historia Natural, take a playful ride on the historic ascensores, and spend an educational and fun day at the Valparaíso Cultural Park, which often hosts workshops and activities for younger visitors.

Best Valparaíso tours include walking tours that explore the city's art and architecture, guided visits to Pablo Neruda's houses, and cultural tours that delve into the local gastronomy, music, and performances, often wrapped up with a panoramic view from a hilltop vista or an iconic funicular ride. What Are the Most Popular Museums in Valparaíso? The most popular museums in Valparaíso are La Sebastiana (Pablo Neruda’s House), the Museo de Historia Natural, the Naval and Maritime Museum, and the Fine Arts Museum in Palacio Baburizza. Each provides a distinct look into the city's diverse heritage. What are the Best Tours in Valparaíso for Rainy Days? On rainy days, the best tours include visiting the various houses-turned-museums of Pablo Neruda, the La Sebastiana and La Chascona, or enjoying the intricate collections at the Palacio Baburizza or the Naval and Maritime Museum. What tours in Valparaíso are 1 hour or less? Shorter tours in Valparaíso that take 1 hour or less typically include rides on the city's ascensores, such as the Ascensor Artillería, which also takes visitors to a viewpoint overlooking the port, or a brief guided city walk focusing on a specific neighborhood or theme.

For indoor entertainment, the Palacio Baburizza, housing the Fine Arts Museum, and the Naval and Maritime Museum offer engaging indoor activities. Exploring the diverse selection of historic buildings cum museums, like the Lukas House, provides a deeper insight into Valparaíso’s culture and history.