Ushuaia is a port city in the archipelago of Tierra del Fuego, Argentina.
In the nineteenth century, when "surrounding the Horn" was facing some fierce storms that left a dozen vessels shipwrecked on the shores, famous characters such as Charles Darwin and Richard Henry Dana helped to describe the majesty and danger of a land where few Indians - " Indian canoe "- lived on fish, shellfish, and the fires that warmed them.

Must visit:
• Museo Marítimo, Yagones y Gobernador Paz. Located in an old prison displays a collection of the history of Tierra del Fuego. Admission includes entry into the Presidio which is on the same site as el Museo Marítimo.
• Presidio - Museum of the historical military prison of Ushuaia. One wing of the museum has been converted to an art gallery featuring the work of local artists.
• Museo del Fin del Mundo. Highlights include the largest exhibited collection of birds from Tierra del Fuego, the figurehead of the Duchess of Albany (a sunken vessel), and library dedicated to the history and nature of Tierra del Fuego. Admission price of 20 pesos.


To do:
- Hiking on the Glacier "Martial" and Tierra del Fuego National Park
- Trips by catamaran, kayaks and other boats around the Beagle Channel
- Winter sports - Cerro Castor center
- Golf - Golf Club Ushuaia
- National Park train rides