Chile · STREET ART
The 4 best street art tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
A 2-hour Valparaiso street art and funicular tour with bay views, alfajores, and a calm local guide route in small groups.
“Excellent tour of the city and the street art. Alex was very friendly and gave my wife and I a private tour. We went through a maze of narrow streets to see cool wall art and we rode a couple of unique funiculars. Not physically demanding.”
Valparaiso street art, Pacific fish market, a harbor boat ride, then Casablanca wine. Small group from Santiago, 9 hours.
“We went on a the day excursion to Valparaiso and a Casablanca Winery. We were picked up about 20 min late. Since there was only us and one other person in our group, it was the driver/guide’s personal vehicle (which depending how you look at it could be a little sketch at first ). Daniel and Valentina were our guides. Daniel was great about giving us a lot interesting information during the drive. He made sure we were comfortable and was very accommodating. Since it was only 3 of us the tour was very flexible in the time we were allowed to venture on. We went to fish market and…”
A 2-hour Valparaíso street art and funicular walk that mixes port views with classic cerros and iconic elevators, from $40.
“This is a great way to see Valparaiso. We could never have navigated the hills and alleys and stairs and streets and found all the beautiful overlooks and street art on our own. Alex was a great guide and provided a lot of context and history to what we saw.”
Santiago street art and history walk from Parque Quinta Normal through Barrio Yungay, ending near Concha y Toro, plus a muralist studio visit.
“Wonderful experience. Our guide Hector was knowledgable and friendly. Appreciated having a chance to explore a part of Santiago we may not have been able to had we not booked. Lots of history.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
