I arrived into Calafate in the mid morning, so couldn´t go to the glacier my first day. I opted for this museum as a kind of time filler. It was informative, it does have swanky architecture and a 3D film, but on the whole I wished I hadn't forked over the price of entry by the end. It's over-commercialised and... More

A newly opened museum - also called Museo del Hielo - this is a fantastic explanation of glaciers, and their role in forming the shape of the earth's landscape. In particular, don't miss a 5 minute or so film on the history of the Earth, for context. Selective choice of exhibits made this good for a 4 year old, while... More

The exhibits and films were very well done. We did not go into the ice bar which was expensive for 20 minute visit. We had our tour drop us off on way back from Perito Moreno Glacier. Taxi back to town and our hotel was 80 pesos. More

It doesnt add much value to things you can read in a book or online, very small museum and too expensive for what they offer. Also if you dont have a car it is too far away from the city center More

This museum is extremely informative and well presented. We spent a couple of hours. The last display (on the demise of the world as we know it) was a bit upsetting for the kids. The 3D movie on Los Glacieres is fabulous. More

The Museum is interesting and well done with several videos and even a 3D movie. I specially recommend going to the Ice bar. Everything is made of ice:walls,floor, ceiling, tables,chairs and even the glasses More

Great Museum - needs to be promoted better by the local El Calafate tourism people. Shuttle bus should be free from town though. $25 per person for this ( on top of entry fee) is a joke. More

A visit to the Perito Moreno Glacier and the Upsala Glacier brings a lot of questions to you. In the GLACIARIUM museum you will find the answers! It is advised to make more information available in English. Also on the website Piet Zijlstra More

My 12 year old son and I both thought the Glaciarium was interesting: well worth the money and time. It is a little hike out of town but regular buses from town take you there and once inside is very educational and good use is made of audio visual technology. Understanding a little bit about glaciers and formation made all... More