Neighborhood Directory

Barrio 100 Viviendas is a modest residential district with low-rise apartment blocks and basic local amenities. Most residents are working families and long-timers.

Barrio 100 Viviendas Federal is a residential area with mostly mid-range apartments and housing blocks. Families and workers make up much of the population.

Barrio 100 Viviendas G2 is a residential area built principally for affordable housing. Blocks are organized with simple layouts and basic public spaces.

Barrio 150 Viviendas Machado is mostly residential, with many apartment blocks built in the late twentieth century. Local shops serve nearby families.

Barrio 200 Viviendas is a residential area with mostly low-rise apartment blocks. Many families live here due to affordable housing options.

Barrio 20 Viviendas Solidario is a small residential area with basic amenities and modest housing. Community life is strong, and local shops supply daily needs.

Barrio 26 Viviendas is a residential area with mostly low-rise housing. Local businesses and public services are limited.

Barrio 27 de agosto is a residential area with modest apartment blocks and some small local shops. The neighborhood attracts families due to its quiet streets and community schools.

Barrio 30 Viviendas is a compact residential area with small apartment blocks and basic local shops. Most streets are quiet with little traffic.

Barrio 40 Viviendas is a residential neighborhood with basic local amenities and modest housing. It's mostly quiet and home to working families.

Barrio 74 Viviendas is a small residential area with mostly low-rise apartment buildings. Local shops and basic services are within walking distance.

Barrio 90 Viviendas is a residential neighborhood built primarily for housing development. It contains basic amenities and is mostly populated by local families.

Barrio Alfonsín is a residential area with a mix of apartment blocks and single-family homes. Public transport access is limited, but there are local grocery shops and schools.

Barrio Centenario is a mostly residential area with a mix of modest homes and local businesses. Its streets are quieter compared to city center neighborhoods.

Barrio Cerro sits near the old port and has active industrial zones. It features low-rise homes mixed with factories and warehouses.

Barrio Itacua features residential blocks mixed with local shops and restaurants. Its streets are mostly quiet, with steady activity near main avenues.

Barrio Puerto is Valparaíso's old port area, known for warehouses, historic buildings, and active dockyards. Local seafood spots line the streets and the architecture dates to the early 20th century.

Barrio San Martin is a residential area with local shops and several schools. Most streets are quiet but see steady foot traffic from families and students.