Top Things to do In Ushuaia 2021

"The Ushuaia’s End of the World Museum has a small railway station at the time, known as the "southernmost railway station in the world", which was used to carry labor (exiled criminals) at that time; and a small post office, known as the "southernmost railway station in the world". The post office" has only one staff member, where it can be postmarked."

"if you may have spare time after shopping and outdoor activity, it is a good option to visit the museum, a former prison. it provides exhibits of history of Ushuaia and expeditions of exploring Antarctica. there are lots of small rooms as gallery of pictures and sculptures. there is a shop with lots of souvenirs and T-shirt and jackets."

"In fact, this is an attraction that is easy to miss because it is actually very small, with only eye-catching red buildings erected on the shore, which is the only feature. To be honest, without checking on the Internet, he can hardly attract much attention after passing by, not to mention that he is actually a museum. The building itself is more noticeable than what the museum displays."

"[Scenery] If you like history, you will not miss it. I learned a lot from the indigenous people. [Value for money] Very pedagogical, with excellent materials and resources. Should not be missed!!!!"

"This is a great small museum that displays the house itself on the one hand, and the history of the original inhabitants and town on the other, the creation and production of Noruega, Braun and Menendez, and the Sheep Empire. The house was built by this clan, which combined the three richest families in the area through intermarriage. The house was built with European materials, so a huge sum of money must be paid for it. The house is not that big. It is in a good state of restoration, with a beautiful stained glass ceiling and some luxuriously decorated rooms. Part of the cellar or servant area is also open. The other part gives a good overview of the establishment of Punta Arenas, a colony of prisoners. It also provides a good overview on the touch screen of the 5 tribes who originally lived in the area and nearby Tuera de Fuego. On display are some artifacts left by these tribes, which were on the Chilean side (and almost completely wiped out on the Argentine side). There is currently a beautiful garden and they are renovating part of the exterior of the mansion."

"There is a small entrance fee. This museum is located on the grounds of Magellan University, but it is worth the effort to find. This open-air museum is composed of trains, machinery and relics of European settlers from remote parts of the world"

"This is the excellence of a truly classic architecture, and it has obviously withstood the test of time. Even if you don’t have time to hang out and really enjoy it, at least drive over and take a quick look. awesome!"