Ushuaia
The city of Ushuaia, capital of Tierra del Fuego province, Antártida and South Atlantic Islands. It´s situated on the north coast and at the foot of Martial Mountains. It is known as the southernmost city of the world. Formerly inhabited by the yámanas aborigines (from its language arises the word Ushuaia that means BAY penetrating to the west) today the city is positioned as a Gateway to Antarctica since it´s located 1000 kilometres far from the Antarctic Peninsula.
The perfect combination of mountains, sea and forest make this destination in a paradise for our senses. Places such as Tierra del Fuego National park with its 63000 hectares of forests, Escondido and Fagnano lakes, the End of the world´s train, invite us to visit each corner and its secrets. From the historical prison museum (known today as Maritime Museum and Prison Museum) to the End of the world´s museum we can visit the story of the city, the first inhabitants, the Anglican pastors, the founding of Ushuaia´s prefecture, the development of the industry and the social reality of the city.
The magnificent Beagle Channel, with its penguins, cormorants and sea wolves, constitute a real challenge.
The adventure tourism, Tours in off-roader vehicles, horseback riding, overflight tours, trekking and canoeing are always present in this confine of the earth
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