Site declared National Monument in 1990, the House of Isla Negra is one of the three houses that the Chilean writer and poet Pablo Neruda had in his country. It is located in Isla Negra, municipality of El Quisco, province of San Antonio, Valparaíso Region (located about 113 kilometers from Santiago). The Casa Museo is managed by the Neruda Foundation and in addition to a store of souvenirs and objects related to the poet, it has a Cultural Center where exhibitions, lectures and recitals of poetry are held, and a Café Restaurant

Located in Valparaíso, on Cerro Bellavista, it stands out for the beauty of its construction and its magnificent view of the harbor bay. The poet was looking for a house in Valparaíso "that seemed to float in the air, but that was well settled on the ground". Neruda fell in love with her, because he met the conditions of privacy and accessibility he wanted.

It is located in the Barrio Bellavista on the slopes of Cerro San Cristóbal in the municipality of Providencia in Santiago de Chile. Currently, it is a museum that houses the author's collections and is the headquarters of the Pablo Neruda Foundation. It was declared a National Monument in 1990. The name of the house honors Matilde, in those moments her lover, baptized thus by the poet due to his great reddish hair. Currently La Chascona is a museum that exposes the different collections that Neruda kept in it, from books to figureheads, passing by conches and bottles from all over the world.