Ushuaia: Double-Decker Sightseeing Tour

Ushuaia Department, Argentina



"Ushuaia, the 'End of the World,' is the capital of Tierra del Fuego. It offers stunning views of mountains, sea, glaciers, and forests along the Beagle Channel—unique and unparalleled on Earth.

City Tour of Ushuaia by Double-Decker Bus

This one-hour guided tour explores Ushuaia’s key historical and cultural sites, suitable for English and Spanish speakers.

Highlights

  • City tour on a double-decker bus
  • Guided visits to museums and landmarks
  • Bilingual guide
  • Focus on Ushuaia's history and architecture

Description

This 15 km tour starts at Ushuaia’s Old Government Building and First School, showcasing the region’s educational and governmental origins. It continues to the First Chapel and Otero House, highlighting local architecture and spirituality.

The tour visits the Malvinas Monument and First Cemetery for reflection on memory and history. It proceeds through CADIC and the University to demonstrate scientific and educational development. At Monte Gallinero and Monte Vigía, the bus pauses for panoramic city views.

The route passes Pipo River and newer neighborhoods before entering the historic Camino de los Presos. At Laguna del Diablo, guests disembark for photos and a short break. The tour continues through the Italian Quarter and stops near the Local Hospital.

Additional stops include the Saint Christopher shipwreck and the End of the World Museum. The tour concludes at the Naval Dock and Fournier Monument, honoring Ushuaia’s maritime heritage and pioneers. The final drop-off is at the Civic Square where the tour began.

Includes

  • One-hour city tour
  • Bilingual guide

Excludes

  • Hotel pick-up and drop-off
  • Entrance fees for the Maritime Museum and Ushuaia Prison
  • Meals
  • Additional extras

Important Information

  • Booking confirmation is provided immediately after purchase
  • In winter, the tour operates in a 'Bondi 4x4' vehicle and runs only in Spanish
  • Audio equipment is available in multiple languages; bring your own headphones or rent them on board for a fee

Cancellation Policy

Full refund available for cancellations up to 24 hours before the tour.

For the best experience, wear comfortable shoes and bring a jacket. Morning tours offer clearer views and fewer crowds. Book in advance to secure your spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour visits key historical and cultural sites including the Old Government Building, First School, First Chapel, and the Otero House in Ushuaia, Argentina.
The tour covers a distance of 15 kilometers around Ushuaia's city landmarks.
Yes, the double-decker bus tour is suitable for visitors of all ages interested in Ushuaia's history and architecture.
Yes, the tour includes bilingual guides who speak both Spanish and English throughout the trip.
The tour begins at the Old Government Building in Ushuaia, Argentina.
Yes, the tour includes guided visits to local museums and important landmarks.
You can check the website for the latest operating hours and availability in Ushuaia, Argentina.
The tour focuses heavily on Ushuaia's historical and cultural points, with detailed explanations from bilingual guides.
Yes, the tour highlights key architectural sites such as the First Chapel and the Otero House.

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