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La Sebastiana, Valparaiso

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A multicolored, tiered house on top of a hill, La Sebastiana provided the setting for the writing of some of the world's beloved poetic masterpieces. Today, Pablo Neruda's former residence pays tribute to the artist's legacy and contains artworks, 1950s furniture, and quirky bric-a-brac collected over the years. Visit early in the morning or towards closing time to avoid the crowds and long lines at the entrance. Plan a trip to Valparaiso easily and quickly by telling Klarna Trips to suggest an itinerary.

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FROM $155 BOOK WITH VIATOR PRIVATE TOUR: Pre-Post Cruise Viña del Mar Valparaiso and Casablanca Winery tour PRIVATE TOUR: Pre-Post Cruise Viña del Mar Valparaiso and Casablanca Winery tour

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Duration: 7 to 8 hours

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FROM $250 BOOK WITH VIATOR Pick up at the Pier and Valparaiso -Viña del Mar and transfer to the Airport Pick up at the Pier and Valparaiso -Viña del Mar and transfer to the Airport

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Duration: 9 hours

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FROM $64 BOOK WITH VIATOR Private City Tour of Valparaíso and Viña del Mar Private City Tour of Valparaíso and Viña del Mar

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Duration: 4 hours

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FROM $148 BOOK WITH VIATOR Private Tour: Viña del Mar and Valparaiso City Sightseeing Private Tour: Viña del Mar and Valparaiso City Sightseeing

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By pablucho35

A must when visiting Valparaiso. Entering the property one is welcomed by a great view of the city but as you go up the floors of the house the view gets more spectacular. Great introduction to Pablo.... more

A must when visiting Valparaiso. Entering the property one is welcomed by a great view of the city but as you go up the floors of the house the view gets more spectacular. Great introduction to Pablo.... more »
By Shirley R

This was a complete surprise as I had not heard of La Sebastiana. Loved it. Stairs very narrow...don't know how Pablo Neurada managed to live here...but the view was fantastic.

This was a complete surprise as I had not heard of La Sebastiana. Loved it. Stairs very narrow...don't know how Pablo Neurada managed to live here...but the view was fantastic. more »
By Great_Western

We had heard about Pablo Neruda but knew little about him before our visit to La Sebastiana - one of his 3 homes. Walking though the house with the excellent English language audio guide was a great.... more

We had heard about Pablo Neruda but knew little about him before our visit to La Sebastiana - one of his 3 homes. Walking though the house with the excellent English language audio guide was a great.... more »

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By Maika Heffernan

It was a fun adventure taking bus 612 to the top of the Calle Ferrari to see the house where poet Pablo Neruda lived in Valparaiso. It is now a nice museum. The best part was getting the audioguide and listening to his life and achievements. The view from the terrace was great too.

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By Papipu penta

From here point of view is good. We can see Valparaiso colorful house and building. Inside the house, we can know Pablo Neruda life with guide.

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By Kayla Cee

Such a unique place and history and a must visit if you’re an extranjero visiting Chile. Tours in English and various languages. You will learn a lot about Pablo Neruda

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By Altaf Rahman

The best house museum I ever visited. also better than his other house in Santiago

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By Ryan Meinzer

Buy tickets in advance. The house is extremely interesting even if you aren't into the Nobel Prize winning poet that became a senator. The audio guidebook works quite well. Take your time to explore. There is something to see in literally every corner of the house and it all has a story. Make sure you find the antique sink that was never hooked up!?

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