• Museo Marítimo Nacional - Situated in the former Naval School building on Artillería Hill in Valparaíso, Chile, the National Maritime Museum is the sole national museum located outside Santiago.
• Palacio Baburizza - This is the Municipal Museum of Fine Arts in Valparaíso, once the home of saltpeter merchant Pascual Baburizza Soletic.
• Plaza Sotomayor - This square hosts a museum within the two oldest Fire Companies of Valparaíso: Bomba Americana, established by English and North Americans, and Bomba Germania, founded by Germans.
• Museo Palacio Vergara - A brief stroll through Quinta Vergara leads to this museum, which was the residence of the founders of Viña del Mar.
• Corporación Museo de Arqueología e Historia Francisco Fonck - This museum is notable for featuring an original Moai sculpture from Easter Island at its entrance.
• Palacio Rioja - This stunning palace was the home of the affluent Spanish tobacco merchant Fernando Rioja.
• Palacio Carrasco - Owned by Spanish saltpeter miner Emilio Carrasco, this palace’s square features a sculpture by Auguste Rodin, the pioneer of modern sculpture and creator of “The Thinker.”
• Wulff Castle - A charming Franco-German castle that served as the residence of German saltpeter miner Gustav Adolf Wulff.
• Brunet Castle - A magnificent castle inspired by French architecture, built in 1923 by millionaire Rafael Brunet Brown.
• Palacio Presidencial - Constructed in a neocolonial style between 1929 and 1930 during the Great Depression, this palace now serves as the Presidential Summer House.
• Flower Clock (Reloj de Flores) - This beautiful Flower Clock was created to enhance the city’s beauty for the 1962 World Cup in Chile. It is an iconic city landmark and a must-see for photography enthusiasts.

• Private transportation
• Entrance tickets to museums

Enjoy nightlife in bohemian mode and modern mode in the two main destinations of the Chilean central coast. Valparaíso and Viña del Mar are two separate coastal cities just 15 minutes away by car. Enjoy the wonderful experience of tasting the local and international drinks available in the places we will visit. Drink names like “earthquake” remind us that Chile is the second most seismic country in the world. Navegado, Jote, Piscola, Mojito, Cuba Libre, Pisco sour, Margaritas, Caipirinha, Bloody Mary, among others, recall the usual mix that is made with alcoholic beverages and that “deceive” the entire world sip after sip. Ask about a particular drink you want to try. Maybe we can find a special drink for you.

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