You won't "ooh" or "aah" over it, but it is worth a visit, especially understanding the history: clock works donated by the Swiss during the 1962 world cup. It did have the correct time when we were there. More

It's not that impressive to begin with, and it's not working right now anyway. Worth a 30-second pause if you walk right past it, but not worth a special trip. More

Lots of people around the clock. It cost a lot of money to the municipality every year. There is nothing extraordinary in it. The gardeners have a lot of work to do to keep the clock in shape. It marks where Viña del Mar begins and Valparaiso ends. The good thing is that nothing have changed since the Football World... More

Our guide took us here and I would have just preferred to stay in Valparaiso. I guess it is famous. More

Exactly what you would expect. Nothing too terribly impressive. There are tons of peoplemgathered around at all times too. More

I adore clocks & have never seen anything like the enormous clock arms moving above a a flower face on the hillside. Just a 2 minute walk from the Sheraton, it is one of the iconic things about Vina del Mar. It looks like it's always crowded there, but mornings might be slightly less so. People were generally friendly and... More

As there is not much to do in Vina del Mar this is a definite must. A working clock made of flowers is unusual and this one is big so a photo taken by it is essential. More

It is a cool attractions and one of the few things to do in Vina so it is worth at least passing by and taking a picture or two. More

so have a look, take a picture and that's it. nothing more to do in this place inmidst an infernal traffic :) More