Things to do in Ushuaia

Tierra del Fuego National Park is amazing! As the southernmost national park in the world, it has snow-capped mountains all year round, dense forests, clear lakes and charming bays. Take the End of the World Train, travel through the picturesque scenery, and send postcards at the End of the World Post Office. The unique experience makes people feel like they are in a dreamland. It is a place worth visiting once in a lifetime.

Moving forward, you'll find a lake and the endless horizon. Here, you won't feel like you're at the end of your rope, but rather a vast expanse filled with reverie. The world's southernmost post office, located on the Argentinian coast of the Beagle Channel, was reportedly founded by the former director of the city's tourism bureau after his retirement. It primarily provides tourists with commemorative polar postal services. The 10-square-meter room is filled with a dazzling array of postal products, and the elderly man is a distinguished presence. In front of the house is a red mailbox where you can fill out postcards and send them around the world.

The Egrejes Lighthouse is a century-old lighthouse in Ushuaia. It is also the southernmost lighthouse on Earth and is known as the lighthouse at the end of the world. Although it is only a symbolic meaning, you must go and see it for the sake of the end of the world.

Here are the steep "End of the World" cliffs and Baker Falls. When you walk to the edge of the cliff at the top of the mountain, it feels like you have reached the end of the world, hence the name.

I recommend to visit this place. nice experience and absolutely will return

From Buenos Aires, Argentina, we flew 3,000 kilometers to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in South America, known as the end of the world. Martin Street is the main business district there. It can be used to replenish supplies.

The day we arrived was sunny and beautiful, so we enjoyed the scenery and the cruise☺️

if you may have spare time after shopping and outdoor activity, it is a good option to visit the museum, a former prison. it provides exhibits of history of Ushuaia and expeditions of exploring Antarctica. there are lots of small rooms as gallery of pictures and sculptures. there is a shop with lots of souvenirs and T-shirt and jackets.

Tierra del Fuego National Park in Ushuaia has the southernmost railway station in the world. On both sides of the railway are lush primeval forests and towering old trees. The low temperature and humid fog all year round make some tree trunks covered with thick moss. In the distance, there is melting snow on the rolling mountain tops, and the forest grassland at the foot of the mountain has begun to turn yellow. The valley river meanders through the scenery. It is stunningly beautiful, a perfect autumn scenery. Going deeper, you can occasionally see some huge tree stumps with roots deep in the mud, which are the remains of prisoners cutting down trees back then.