End of the World Museum - Ushuaia
Visiting the End of the World Museum is a great way to discover the history of Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego.
The museum is located in the city center and has two nearby buildings. One is the former Banco Nación building (Maipú 173), and the other is the Old Government House and Governor’s Residence (Maipú 465).
Exhibitions at the End of the World Museum include historical objects, documents, photos, maps, and items related to archaeology, anthropology, biology, and geography. It’s a must-see for those interested in learning more about the region’s rich cultural and natural heritage.
Museum Information
Addresses:
Banco Nación (National Bank Building): Maipú 173. Phone: +54 (2901) 421863
Old Government House: Maipú 465. Phone: +54 (2901) 422551
Opening Hours
- Monday to Saturday: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m
- Closed on Sundays
Admission Fees
- General Admission: AR$8,000
- Argentine Citizens: AR$4,500
- Argentine Students, Teachers, and Retirees: AR$2.000
Free Entry: Children under 14, people with disabilities, Malvinas War Veterans, and residents of Tierra del Fuego Province
Contact the Museum
Website: mfm.tierradelfuego.gob.ar
Facebook: museodelfindelmundo
Email: museofindelmundo@gmail.com
Phone: +54 (2901) 421863 / 422551
Frequently asked questions
A history museum in Ushuaia about Fuegian history, the native peoples and the southern wildlife.
In downtown Ushuaia.
It is best to check the days, hours and prices on the official source before your visit.