Museo a Cielo Abierto

Super cool street art in a residential part of Valparaiso. We loved the vibrant works which genuinely transforms the city’s streets into canvas. Highly recommended for art enthusiasts as some of these could be exhibited anywhere in the world. We visited late afternoon for great photos.

It didn’t open when we arrived in 12:30pm.

There are still some nice murals to see but the whole place feels kinda abandoned by artists and visitors now. A big let down was that the Funicular was running and didn't look like it was going to be running anytime soon. From the plaza Victoria you have to walk up stairs. Hopefully in the near future there can be more investments in the area to make it a nice place again.

Similar to Graffiti museum in Toronto. Houses in a hill painted with graffiti of different styles (from political to crazy graffiti). Didn't know it was the hole neighborhood, so we just walked 2 or 3 streets. Also has a really beautiful view of the sea.

Looks abandoned and somewhat scary to walk through even during the day. Skip this and walk around Cerre Concepcion for murals instead.

super nice little area, definitely keep walking even if you think it might be over, there’s always more cool murals to see

Great collection of street art along the stairs and on the street in the hills of Valparaiso. It was pretty hot and we didn't see a lot of tourists around, so we couldn't always tell if we were in the right place, but the art itself was excellent. I came here on my birthday with my family, who is visiting my wife and I on our long trip through South America.

the region is pretty nice and you get good views going up/down the hills but the museum itself is very lame and there’s nothing to see honestly. wouldn’t recommend/come back