Wulff Castle in Viña del Mar is a renowned landmark, celebrated for its appearance and architectural style inspired by Liechtenstein Castle in Germany. The structure features German and French design elements, along with medieval characteristics—qualities that captivate both locals and the thousands of tourists who visit it.
Built between 1905 and 1906 by philanthropist Gustavo Adolfo Wülff Mowle, it is one of the few structures granted a building permit on the shoreline, specifically nestled among the rocks of Caleta Abarca and the Marga-Marga Estuary. Architect Alberto Cruz Montt later participated in its remodeling in 1910.
