Ushuaia, Argentina

Snapshots of Ushuaia

Panoramic Sights of Ushuaia Discover the intriguing history and scenic views of Ushuaia, the “City at the End of the World.” Embark your coach for a tour of the downtown area and see the city’s iconic landmarks including the Government House—with its distinctive peaked roof—the End of the World Museum. At the Plaza Islas Malvinas, visit the bronze mural that stands as a memorial to Argentinian soldiers who died in the Falklands War and see the Old Cemetery. Drive through La Mission neighborhood and head to the Old Prison of Ushuaia, which occupies remnants of the old presidio. The city’s remoteness made it an ideal location for a prison, and the first inmates arrived in 1896. Designed to hold 380 prisoners, its cramped cells housed 800 by the time of its closing in 1947—many of them repeat offenders or political prisoners. Enjoy a guided tour of the museum before returning to the ship. * Easy - Walking portions are generally over easy surfaces with few steps or inclines. Total time walking or standing is normally not longer than 1.5 hours.