We stayed at the Victoria hotel across from this monument on May 21. There was a military parade celebrating the month of the sea.

A grand open space just down the hill from the the congested areas of artists and habitation that exist above the square. A good place for you if you are just getting a bit claustrophobic by all the buildings on the hillsides of Valparaiso.

This city square is near the waterfront. There’s a small market in the center selling tchotchkes to tourists. To the right, as you face the harbor, there’s a small shopping mall with restrooms.

Home of the Port authorities headquarters, Soto Mayor Plaza is one of Valparaiso's main historic spots, it is one of the starting points for walking tours, fine for taking a couple of photos, try to go there in a tour during the day, the area...More

Just some flea Market trinkets, traffic, a Starbucks and stray dogs. Not to be confused with the colorful and lively plazas in many cities in this region.

Plaza Sotomaryor is downtown Valparaiso. I went on a Sundary and theere was a book fair and a flea market full of artisans with their handcrafts to show. Also, as a background image, you have the port and the monument of a national hero, surroinded...More

Located adjacent to the waterfront and blinded by two busy streets it can be a noisy location. Albeit it is surrounded by the Military (Naval HQ) one side, Hotel Reine Victoria / Starbucks on another, the Fire Station on another and the Jetty and large...More