The museum contains a variety of interesting details that contribute to an understanding of the historical "development" of Patagonia. Many exhibits are very rare and therefore unique. The inscriptions and presentations, which are clearly outdated, should be urgently revised, although they also have a nostalgic appeal in their present form. As a visitor, you have to develop and discover the museum and it's best to start on the top floor and then work your way down the floors. Who expects order and structure, who we are disappointed here. You should bring time, curiously examine the rooms or even take in the atmosphere in the museum.

This is a fun little town. We visited the cemetery the very last minute, I would say that was the highlight of the town. We also went to a little museum out past the edge of town called Nao Victoria Museum. There was a full size replica of the ship that Magellan sailed around the world as well as a full size replica of the Beagle which Darwin sailed on. You could climb up into and all around both ships. We found these very interesting and gave a greater understanding of the grit of the men than sailed so far on such small ships.

Beautiful museum with many exhibits, not only historical but also natural. It remains unclear whether you can take pictures. No way with lightning. The animals of the Magellan region are well represented here, including exhibits such as parts of the HMS Beagle on which Darwin travelled. I would have liked more time here. Two hours should be enough. The shop is very friendly. If the communication in English does not work, use the translation help of GXXX.