Located at the southern tip of Argentina, this national park offers diverse landscapes of forests, mountains, and coastal areas. Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, canoeing, and wildlife watching.

Housed in the former penitentiary, this museum provides insights into the history of the prison and Ushuaia’s early settlers. Exhibits include historical artifacts, photographs, and inmate stories.

This museum showcases the region’s history, culture, and natural environment. Highlights include exhibits on indigenous peoples, early explorers, and local wildlife.

A popular hiking destination, Martial Glacier offers panoramic views of Ushuaia and the Beagle Channel. The trailhead is accessible by a short drive or chairlift ride from the town.

The oldest estancia in Tierra del Fuego, Estancia Harberton offers tours of its historic buildings, gardens, and nearby penguin colonies. It provides a fascinating look into the region’s pioneer history.

A stunning glacial lake surrounded by mountains and forests, Laguna Esmeralda is accessible by a scenic hike. The emerald-green waters make it a popular spot for photography and nature walks.

A vital waterway named after Charles Darwin’s exploration ship, the Beagle Channel is perfect for boat tours that offer wildlife sightings, including sea lions, penguins, and various bird species.

The southernmost railway in the world, this historic train ride offers scenic views of Tierra del Fuego National Park and provides a glimpse into the region’s logging history.