Plaza Sotomayor

Sotomajol Square ist der größte Zentrumsplatz in Valpaleso. Die Stadthalle, die Heldenmemorial und das Stadtmuseum sind am Platz. Hier sind auch die stärksten Touristenzentren. Viele Polizeibeamte sind für die Wache verantwortlich, die sicher sein sollte.

The Grand Square is the representative scenic spot of Valparaiso. The city hall and the monument to freedom are landmark buildings. Trams pass through the square. Walking along the side alleys can experience local customs and customs, but we should pay attention to safety.

Valparaiso landmark, the square is not big, there are too many tours. There are many policemen around, and the public order is not bad. The little brother of the navy is very handsome. He doesn't seem to mind taking pictures of tourists. There are also many vendors nearby.

Sotomayor Square is the city square of Valparaiso. The city hall with blue appearance is the most beautiful and conspicuous building here. In the center of the square stands a monument to independence and freedom, which is very magnificent. There are a lot of policemen here. Maybe it's because the public order here is not good. We may need to be careful.

This is the naval Plaza of Valparaiso. The sculpture in the center is the landmark building of the city. It is guarded by handsome naval soldiers, opposite the harbour. On the square, local people are selling tourist goods and collecting dollars. It's also convenient to see graffiti from here, and sometimes old trams pass through the square. It's a must-see place for Valparaiso.

Plaza Sotomayor Hotel is an ideal starting point for tours around Valparaiso. There was a climber (just following the sign) going up the mountain. There are bus stops nearby, which can take you to various cities in Venadmar. The Tourist Bureau is very helpful by the dock and has a map. There is a coffee shop on the corner (facing the water; the coffee shop is on the left, near a street, away from the square). The bank is also near Esmeralda.