In a word, Valparaíso is colorful. Chile’s second-largest city is known for its street art and eye-catching graffiti, and the rainbow of houses that dot its steep roads – among them a home owned by Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Pablo Neruda. If the incline becomes tiring, you can hop aboard one of Valparaíso’s funiculars, which offer a new perspective on the maze-like geography.
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