Built 2017
Antarctica & Patagonia
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6 stops
Iconic 67m obelisk at South America's widest avenue. Urban Paris vibe. Central.
Wander marble mausoleums including Evita's tomb. Haunting grandeur. Elegant district.
Vibrant street murals, tango dancers, and colorful houses in this artist barrio. Photogenic must. Shuttle from port.
Pink presidential palace balcony where Evita spoke, with cathedral. Political heart. Guided tours.
Full-size replicas of Magellan ships with exhibits. Interactive maritime history. Port-adjacent.
Boat to see 60k Magellanic penguins nesting. Lighthouse views. Wildlife highlight.
Replica fort marking first Chilean settlement. Guided tours. Pioneer history.
Patagonian indigenous and settler artifacts in palace. Comprehensive history. Cultural deep dive.
Narrow-gauge ride through park to prison site. Historic prisoner tales narrated. Fun short train excursion.
End-of-the-world wilderness with trails, lakes, and coast. Hike to Lapataia Bay—southernmost point. Bus tour fits port time.
Catamaran to Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and wildlife spotting. Seals, birds, maybe whales. Iconic Patagonian sail.
Former prison now museum on Ushuaia history and shipwrecks. Eerie cell blocks to explore. Maritime insight.
Exhibits on 1982 war, maritime history, and wildlife. Compact and informative. Port-side walk.
Pink Anglican cathedral with whalebone arch gateway. Quick town center visit. Iconic Falklands landmark.
Gentoo penguin colony nearby—short taxi/boat. Watch them waddle on beach. Wildlife star.
Hilltop panoramic over Stanley and ships. Easy stroll. Photo perfect.
Grilled meats and live music. Tango too.
20km promenade with beaches, parks. Bike rentals.
Historic opera house tours. Belle epoque interior.
Modern and Latin American art, free. Torres Garcia.