Timeline
10:00
Grab a quick, affordable bite at El Turco. This local restaurant serves Argentine cuisine and is one of the city's most budget-friendly options, perfect for starting the day without a long wait.
10:25
Walk to Plaza Malvinas. The monument to the Falkland Islands War stands on the seafront, offering a moment of reflection and a view of the harbor. It is a central landmark that sets the tone for the city's history.
10:40
Stroll through Parque Centenario. Located just west of the plaza, this park is Ushuaia's oldest, providing a green space to walk off lunch and enjoy the local flora away from the main streets.
11:00
End the morning with coffee and a sweet treat at Tante Sara. This popular two-floor café is open until 20:30 on weekdays, making it a reliable spot for a final rest before heading back.
Local tip
Tante Sara is open 08:00-20:30 Monday to Thursday and Sunday, and until 21:00 on Friday and Saturday. Plan your visit within these hours.
Check before you go
- Tante Sara closes at 20:30 on weekdays and 21:00 on weekends.
- El Turco has no listed hours, but as a restaurant it is best visited during standard lunch or dinner times.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Ushuaia (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).