• Casa Museo Isla Negra - Declared a National Monument in 1990, the House of Isla Negra is one of the three residences that the Chilean writer and poet Pablo Neruda owned in his homeland. Situated in Isla Negra, within the municipality of El Quisco, province of San Antonio, Valparaíso Region (approximately 113 kilometers from Santiago).

The Casa Museo is overseen by the Neruda Foundation and features a souvenir shop and items related to the poet. It also includes a Cultural Center that hosts exhibitions, lectures, poetry recitals, and a Café Restaurant.

• La Sebastiana - Located in Valparaíso, on Cerro Bellavista, it is notable for its beautiful architecture and stunning view of the harbor bay.

The poet sought a house in Valparaíso “that seemed to float in the air, yet was firmly grounded.” Neruda fell in love with it because it met his desired conditions of privacy and accessibility.

• Casa Museo La Chascona - Situated in the Barrio Bellavista on the slopes of Cerro San Cristóbal in the municipality of Providencia in Santiago de Chile. It is now a museum that houses the author’s collections and serves as the headquarters of the Pablo Neruda Foundation. It was declared a National Monument in 1990.

The house’s name honors Matilde, his lover at the time, whom the poet nicknamed for her abundant reddish hair.

Today, La Chascona is a museum showcasing various collections that Neruda amassed, including books, figureheads, shells, and bottles from around the globe.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Transportation by car or minibus

• Food and drink
• Optional gratuities for driver and guide