La Sebastiana

La Sebastiana is a cultural museum in Valparaíso, Chile. A typical visit takes 1h 30m. Pablo Neruda's hillside house, kept as he left it, with collections of ships' figureheads and glass above a view of the bay.

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Valparaíso, ChileEntrance CLP 11,000 · Verified
Museum
Typical visit: 1h 30m

Pablo Neruda's hillside house, kept as he left it, with collections of ships' figureheads and glass above a view of the bay.

How to get to La Sebastiana

La Sebastiana sits in Valparaíso, Chile. Most visitors base themselves in Valparaíso and plan the visit as part of a day there. It pairs well with Valparaíso funiculars, so you can group them on the same day.

Tickets and time needed

The recorded entrance fee is CLP 11,000, in the local currency set by the operator. Plan about 1h 30m for a typical visit.

Best time to visit La Sebastiana

For Valparaíso in general: November to March; sea fog is common in the mornings.

Tips for your visit

Prices can change, so check the official source linked on this page before you go.

La Sebastiana FAQ

How much does it cost to visit La Sebastiana?

The recorded entrance fee is CLP 11,000, in the local currency set by the operator.

How long should I spend at La Sebastiana?

A typical visit takes about 1h 30m.

Where is La Sebastiana?

La Sebastiana is in Valparaíso, Chile.

When is the best time to visit La Sebastiana?

November to March; sea fog is common in the mornings.

What is near La Sebastiana?

Nearby places include Valparaíso funiculars.

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