Maritime and Prison Museum of Ushuaia: A Journey Through Time at the End of the World 🏛️🚢
Housed in the former prison of Ushuaia, this impressive museum complex takes you through the region’s maritime history, Antarctic exploration, and the stories of the inmates once held in the “prison at the end of the world.”

🕒 Opening Hours: Daily from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Yaganes 199-299, Ushuaia, Argentina.
💵 Entrance Fee: Approx. USD 15–20. Valid for two consecutive days with a stamp.
🎧 Guided Tours: Free daily tours in Spanish at 11:30 a.m., 4:30 p.m., and 6:30 p.m.

Why It’s Worth Visiting:
🏚️ Walk through the original prison cells and discover the harsh conditions of past inmates, including infamous characters like the "Petiso Orejudo."
🚢 Learn about Tierra del Fuego’s maritime heritage and Argentina’s role in Antarctic exploration.
🎨 Explore multiple museums under one roof: the Maritime Museum, the Prison Museum, the Antarctic Museum, and the Marine Art Museum.
🏛️ The building is a National Historic Monument, preserving a key part of Patagonia’s past.

Useful Tips:
⏳ Plan to spend at least 2 hours—there’s a lot to see and learn.
📸 Cameras are allowed—plenty of atmospheric photo spots inside.
🧥 It can be chilly inside due to the old structure, so dress warmly.
♿ While most areas are accessible, some sections may be difficult for those with reduced mobility.

One of Ushuaia’s most unique cultural experiences—part museum, part time capsule, and 100% fascinating. 🧭📚