Best Historic Sites in Iquique

These abandoned saltpeter mining towns near Iquique are UNESCO World Heritage sites, offering insight into Chile's rich mining history.

A UNESCO World Heritage site in Iquique featuring ancient rock art made by indigenous people, with large designs carved into the desert floor.

A historic ship used during a war, visible from the outside as it is currently closed for maintenance.

A series of coastal caves located near Arica, Chile, offering interesting geological formations and historical significance.

A replica of a famous historic ship, the Esmeralda, which is a point of interest in Iquique, Chile.

This charming neighborhood showcases colorful colonial architecture, offering a glimpse into Iquique's rich history.

Humberstone is a fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserving the remains of a former nitrate mining town in the Atacama Desert.

An Aymara village in the Altiplano region where you can experience local culture and try homemade soup.

The world's largest geoglyph, created by scraping the hillside and arranging stones, representing an ancient deity.