Live Webcam Plaza Malvinas Islands, Ushuaia

Ushuaia is a city and seaport located on the shores of Beagle Channel on Tierra del Fuego Island in the south of Argentina, 2360 km south of Buenos Aires. The area of ​​the city is 22.6 km², it is home to about 74 thousand people. Ushuaia is the southernmost city on Earth, but not the southernmost settlement of Earth. On the opposite bank of the Beagle Channel south of Ushuaia is situation the Chilean village of Puerto Williams. Ushuaia has a temperate oceanic climate with with extremely mild winters and cold summers. In winter, from June to August, average temperature is kept at around 0℃, and maximum temperature in summer from December to February is around +14℃. In Ushuaia many cloudy and foggy days, with an average of about 206 cloudy days per year. Ushuaia is a popular tourist destination in Argentina, peak tourist season lasts here from December to March. The main attraction of Ushuaia is the Tierra del Fuego National Park. Luxury yachts and cruise liners dock at the sea port of Ushuaia, taking the course to Antarctica. The Plaza Malvinas Islands is located on the waterfront in the Ushuaia city center, it is a memorial to the Argentines who died in The Falklands War (Malvinas) between Argentina and the United Kingdom in 1982.