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Deciding to go out to see Cerro Panteón is choosing to go through the history of Chile and Valparaíso. Its name is because within its limits there are 3 cemeteries; Cemetery No. 1, for Dissidents (non-Catholics) and No. 2. In this hill full of stories you will find mausoleums belonging to the different foreign colonies and when observing their names you will notice the cultural mix that has been taking place throughout the years. It is definitely an open-air museum, an oasis of silence in the Buenos Aires maelstrom.

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Programs & Tours

Aerial view of Valparaíso port at dusk with stacked shipping containers, cranes, cargo ships, and the city skyline in the
Valparaíso Walking Tour: Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción

Discover the essence of Valparaíso on foot, walking its streets, passageways, stairways and lookouts alongside a local guide. The route

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Accommodations

Exterior of Hotel Brighton, a bright orange building with a green peaked roof, dormer windows, and a Brighton sign at the
Brighton Hotel

Located in one of the oldest and most traditional hills of the port of Valparaiso, next to Paseo Atkinson, stands

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Fauna Hotel rooftop restaurant at dusk with panoramic city views, wooden ceiling, dining tables, and glowing skyline
Fauna Hotel

Fauna Hotel and Restaurant sits on Pasaje Dimalow, known as the heart of Cerro Alegre, Valparaíso. The building dates back

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