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Eric

Hello Travelers!! My name is Eric Estrada, I live in Valparaíso and I love sharing experiences and cultural knowledge, I highly value people's stories and expectations, I strongly believe in friendship, contact and communication as ways to connect with each other. I have been working for a long time on education, culture, arts and tourism projects. I I like to walk through places different from those of the traditional tours that are always the same, discover new spaces and share ideas and stories of Valparaíso, Chile and our culture. There are occasions in which we organize spaces and new experiences for travelers depending on their interests where a tour also becomes a cultural and artistic learning experience. So don't be surprised if we start a tour of the city and end up playing percussion and American music or doing a dance class!! I have lived in different places (Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia... Africa!) and I have learned that sharing what we know will always be the best gift and experience when we meet new people and cultures. Also this route is a great opportunity to practice and learn spanish! See you Soon!!
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Free tour Valparaíso Fantastic! Art, Culture and History in colors

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  • 2:30 hours
  • Pickup: I will be waiting for you in Plaza Sotomayor in the Port sector of the city. I will be with my tour guide badge and a t-shirt that says "Giants Without Borders"!! that identifies my cultural tourism project

Hello travelers!! Our tour begins in Plaza Sotomayor, which is a very important part of the history and old bohemia of the city located in the port sector, then we walk towards the El Peral elevator in Cerro Alegre, to visit the Yugoslav Viewpoint with the possibility of appreciating the beautiful architecture of the Pascual Baburizza art museum, a place where we observe and photograph the beauty of the bay. We continue walking through Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción between stairs and very colorful and poetic alleys full of murals, graffiti and very interesting cafes to descend by the Reina Victoria elevator and go up the streets of the city until we reach the Valparaíso Cultural Park, which It will be our final tour learning about its history as a prison since colonial times and a subsequent space for cultural encounter and freedom of expression.

This tour is especially aimed at people who like to share impressions, learn stories and, above all, enjoy artistic expressions.

Welcome!!!!!

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