Rodoviario de Viña del Mar, Bus terminal in Viña del Mar, Chile

Rodoviario de Viña del Mar is a bus terminal that connects travelers to destinations throughout Chile via multiple carriers. The facility houses ticket counters, luggage storage, food outlets, and parking areas for passengers.

The Rodoviario de Viña del Mar was built in 1998 and inaugurated in May 2000, on a 5,000-square-metre site between Valparaíso and Arlegui streets. It replaced the earlier role of the city's railway station as the main long-distance departure point, after rail passenger services to Santiago ended in the 1980s. Its two-storey building now handles 24 national and international bus companies.

The name El Rodoviario is the local term for the bus terminal, opened in May 2000. It is the departure point for international coaches to Mendoza, Argentina, alongside domestic routes to the Metropolitan Region and the country's north and south. Twenty-four national and international transport companies operate counters here.

The terminal operates from early morning through late evening, allowing travelers to book and board buses conveniently. Information desks help visitors navigate the facility and locate their departure gates.

The terminal opened in May 2000, two years after construction began in 1998, on a 5,000-square-metre site with a two-storey building. It handles 24 national and international bus companies, including services to Mendoza, Argentina.