Plaza Sucre, Viña del Mar

The rectangular plaza features broad walkways, green areas with Canary palm trees, and a bronze monument to Diego Portales on its northern side.

The plaza construction began in 1882 following residents' requests for a space to hold national celebrations and local festivities in Viña del Mar.

The plaza functions as a central meeting point where local artisans display their crafts while community events and artistic performances take place throughout the year.

The underground parking facility contains 495 spaces, operating from 7:30 to 21:30 on weekdays with access through Calle Bohn.

The plaza underwent several name changes throughout its history, exchanging names with another nearby square, which led to confusion among local residents.

GPS coordinates: -33.02556,-71.55250

Latest update: March 13, 2025 23:46