Punta Arenas
Museo Nao Victoria
A maritime museum featuring replicas of historic ships, including the Nao Victoria, which was part of Magellan’s fleet. The museum provides insights into the age of exploration.
Plaza Muñoz Gamero
The main square of Punta Arenas surrounded by historic buildings and dominated by a statue of Ferdinand Magellan.
Fuerte Bulnes
A reconstructed fort located about an hour south of Punta Arenas, offering historical exhibits and scenic views of the Strait of Magellan. It commemorates the first Chilean settlement in Patagonia.
Museo Regional de Magallanes
A regional museum housed in the historic Braun-Menéndez mansion, featuring exhibits on the history, culture, and natural environment of the Magallanes region.
Reserva Nacional Magallanes
A national reserve located just outside the city, offering hiking trails through Patagonian forests, with opportunities to see local wildlife and enjoy scenic vistas.
Punta Arenas Waterfront
A scenic area along the Strait of Magellan, perfect for a leisurely walk. It features several monuments and sculptures, as well as views of the port and passing ships.
Pali-Aike National Park
Located further from the city, this park features unique volcanic landscapes, archaeological sites, and a variety of wildlife. It’s ideal for hiking and nature exploration.
Valparaíso
Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción
These vibrant hills are famous for their colourful houses, street art, and bohemian atmosphere. The area is filled with cafes, boutiques, and stunning viewpoints.
La Sebastiana
One of the former homes of Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda, now a museum. It offers insight into his life and work, as well as panoramic views of the city and the Pacific Ocean.
Ascensores (Funiculars)
Historic funiculars that transport you up and down the steep hills of Valparaíso. Some of the most famous ones include Ascensor Artillería, Ascensor Reina Victoria, and Ascensor Concepción.
Paseo 21 de Mayo
A popular promenade offering breathtaking views of the harbour and city, it’s a great spot for photography.
Valparaíso’s Port
One of the most important ports in South America, harbour tour provides a unique perspective on the city’s maritime history and bustling waterfront.
Museo Naval y Marítimo
A naval and maritime museum featuring exhibits on Chile’s naval history, including models of ships, naval uniforms, and artefacts from historic battles.
Plaza Sotomayor
The main square in Valparaíso, surrounded by historic buildings such as the Edificio de la Armada de Chile (Navy Headquarters).
Museo de Historia Natural
The Natural History Museum of Valparaíso showcases exhibits on the region’s natural history, including flora, fauna, geology, and paleontology.
El Peral Funicular and Paseo Yugoslavo
The El Peral Funicular leads to Paseo Yugoslavo, a scenic walkway with impressive views of the bay and historic buildings, including the Palacio Baburizza, which houses the Fine Arts Museum.