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BARON VIEWPOINT WALK
It is located on Barón Hill, on one side of Diego Portales Avenue. You can access it by Barón elevator or by Quillota-Cerro Barón street. Its panoramic view shows the breadth of the bay, the movement of ships and, in the foreground, the Paseo Muelle Barón. In addition, you can admire a large part of the Almendral sector with the central building of the Catholic University, the imposing structure of the National Congress building and the almost complete view of all the Buenos Aires hills.
GERVASONI WALK
Located on Cerro Concepción, its access is from Calle Papudo to Pasaje Templeman, by Calle Prat, going up the Concepción elevator.
ATKINSON WALK
This viewpoint is located on Cerro Concepción. From it it is possible to contemplate the entire coastline, the hills and the plan of the city. One of its characteristics is to permanently meet tourists and visitors who come to the place to appreciate the beautiful view of Valparaíso along with its Port movement. . On the promenade there are also beautiful houses, which gives it an attractiveness typical of the end of the last century. It is accessed from the side of the "El Mercurio" building, by the Concepción staircase. Formerly it reached the promenade, the missing Esmeralda Elevator; currently you can also take a bus in Plaza Aníbal Pinto or walk up Calle Almirante Montt.
YUGOSLAVIAN WALK
Located on Cerro Alegre, on Prat street, it is accessible by the El Peral elevator or by Urriola street. It is connected to Cerro Concepción through Montealegre street. In it is the Baburizza Palace, currently assigned to the Museum of Fine Arts of Valparaíso. It is one of the first places on Cerro Alegre and Cerro Concepción to be converted into a viewpoint.
MAY 21 WALK
Located on Cerro Playa Ancha, its access is through the Artillería Elevator and Plazuela Aduana, but it can also be reached through Carampangue or Taqueadero Streets. It was built at the beginning of the century, becoming a center of social life on Cerro de Playa Ancha.
Behind the promenade are the beautiful gardens and the building that used to be the Naval Academy. It is surrounded by buildings that
They maintain a harmonious regional unit between them and in which the Commander-in-Chief of the Chilean Navy and the First Naval Zone, formerly the Regional Administration, function. In addition to lodging, gastronomic, commerce, post office, fire company, State Railway Port Station, Customs and Maritime Government; these with their towers and small square that looks at the sea are the sea gate of Valparaíso.
OPEN SKY MUSEUM
It is located in the streets and stairways that are at the foot of Cerro Bellavista and the Elevator Espíritu Santo. This hill and lift is on Calle Aldunate just one block behind Plaza Victoria and the Cathedral. There are two ways to do the tour; the first is the easiest and the second is for the most daring and adventurous. The easy one is to take the elevator and then turn to
Turn left to see the ten murals that are on Rudolph Street until you reach the map on the street or Subida Ferrari. Then you take the elevator again to take this time to the right and visit the other ten murals that are along the Guimera passage and then on the series of stairs of the Pasteur Ascent until you reach the map again. The daring climb on foot along the series of stairs by the Pasteur Ascent until they reach the top of Héctor Calvo street, continuing along Guimera, Rudolph street; to continue until the plane towards Aldunate by the Subida Ferrari.

Public transportation option in front of the building's entrance.