Casa de Isla Negra

The house of Pablo Neruda a poeta a Novel Price winner, a Chilean icon. The place is on the ocean literally build on the rocks on isla Negra. Now become pretty tourists and is quite difficult to find parking space. Overall is a good place to visit and shop traditional Chilean souvenir.

A wonderful experience in the house of a noble prize winner, the tour is pretty good but the view is even better, the house is covered in wonderful windows that give a gorgeous panoramic view of the Pacific ocean. P.S I would recommend visiting in the morning so that you can skip all the lines.

I had a great time as a US tourist. English audio guide available. Very cool to see Pablo's home and learn more about his inspirations. The beach is of course beautiful as well and a nearby street had an art market.

What a cool collection of beautiful objects to look at! You really get a sense of Neruda's daily life. Very uplifting and definitely worth a visit. The audio tour is very good too.

Very nice museum/house! The introductory video was not too long and had English subtitles and helpful to watch. The waiting queue was a little long, but easy to manage with company. The audio guide was good to hear and also available in different languages as also the tour guide/aid spoke English. The audio chapters were interesting, maybe still a little too long, but all in all also just nice to stay in the rooms and not hushed away. The house and the story behind was impressive. Even would visit again!

I have been to Casa Isla Negra several times. It never fails to disappoint. Each time I see new details I may not have seen in previous visits. It really is an interesting place to visit. It is a little sad to see that the land is reclaiming Neruda's boat. I'm not sure if it may be preserved at some point.

The experience of being in the house where Neruda spent the last years of his life is magical. We analyze many details and objects of the place with their narration devices, which are available in Spanish, English and Portuguese. I went there about 16:10 and could only enter the house one hour later, because of the long line. Not only the interior of the house is amazing, but the view is also magnificent, the beach and the seagulls and the clear sky... It was totally worth the price.

Wonderful audio tour full of stories about Pablo Neruda - his life and fantastic house on the pacific coast of Chile. Definitely worth the visit.

Visited this house/museum during a visit to Valparaiso. There are several Neruda houses but this one is absolutely worth visiting as it seems to have the most collections and is in a stunning location. It is on a hill overlooking the ocean and the inside is filled with a ton of stuff the writer collected over the years. Photography is not allowed inside. There is a small gift shop. The entrance fee of about $10/pp includes and audio guide - I'm never much of a fan for audio guides but this one's good to have as there are 14 stops and you get interesting anecdotes at each on various artifacts. Getting there is about equal distance from either Santiago or Valparaiso but there doesn't seem to be direct buses from Valparaiso. Uber or taxi from Valparaiso is around $40 one way.