The feeling that Valparaiso gave me was very amazing. In the colorful towns, you dont need a conspicuous attraction to become full of flavors. Old houses are everywhere, and the winding alleys and mountain roads are worthwhile. Walk some time. Although there is not much scope around the lookout, there are still many places where you can take pictures. There is also a White House-like building on the hillside, which is actually a museum and requires extra tickets. When we didn't go in, we patted it on the big grass outside. A sculpture of a fixed machine gun on the lawn could go up and pretend to shoot. Facing such a beautiful scenery, lying on the lawn or sitting comfortably is a very good enjoyment. Because the city is built on a large number of steep slopes and overlooking the Pacific Ocean directly, Valparaiso is proud to claim that the labyrinth of urban roads and cobblestone alleys reflect the city's rich architectural and cultural heritage. Valparaiso is currently protected by the UNESCO World Heritage List.