Navy Building

The Naval Building is located on Sotomayor Square in Valparaiso City.It is a rather gorgeous building.There are many local attractions near the Naval Building, such as the monument of heroes, courts, etc.

This is a very characteristic graffiti art on the streets of Valparaiso. Various patterns are painted with gorgeous colors on the walls of buildings. Some are characters, some are landscapes, and some are abstract paintings. They are all kinds of art. They are really masters in the folk.

It is the biggest surprise of a day trip to Valparaiso, I didn't plan to go, it was a mistake. There is a maritime museum next to it. Because I am engaged in culture and art related industries, I went in and took a look. The special explanation is interesting. You can learn about the glorious naval history of Chile by the way. There is no explanation, and many of the labels are also in Spanish. It is recommended to find a tour guide who knows a little bit because we booked it temporarily. The guide's half-hearted Spanish is not as good as Google Translate. It is recommended to leave more than two hours for the tour time. You can also buy souvenirs at the entrance. Tickets seem to be only a few dollars. You can see all the leaders on the Chilean peso in the museum! The little brother on guard in the Navy Building is handsome

The naval building faces the sea, and Chile is also a country that is disconnected from the sea.

The first stop when I came to Valparaíso was the museum near the harbour. According to the map, I accurately found the rail train that was about 80 degrees up and down. Then it was the first observation deck I boarded. Here you can Seeing most of the city outline, everything in the harbor is close at hand, but there is still no pedestrian who is proficient in English. The mobile phone never leaves his hand, the camera always hangs on my chest, and I started the rampage of Valparaiso to help the army. It seems extraordinarily reasonable for the glory and history to stay here. It has a comprehensive and detailed record of the victory in the war with Peru and Bolivia in the nineteenth century. The ticket is 1,000 pesos, and almost 10 yuan is very close to the people, but only after entering it, all the explanations and records Only Spanish. There is also a real-life version of the geocentric rescue equipment display. If you don’t know what geocentric rescue is, I recommend you to watch this movie "Earthcentric Rescue" adapted from real events.