This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Ushuaia is very wonderfull a city İn 4. 50 bridge is very beautifull a bridge. There are very cow meat and fresh fish. I love Ushuaia... ( Hasan- Türkiye. )
@@factsfeelings3928 Hey! I visited and recorded this footage during the end of January which is the peak of summer in Ushuaia. It might be a bit chillier in November and a great time to visit.
Hi Mike ! Soooooo is this just a tourist trap or would it actually be a nice place to live ? We are traveling over the next 4-5 years between Mexico and Argentina , looking for our favorite cool weather retirement city. We speak Spanish and have lived in three Central American countries so far. ….so would you recommend this city to your parents ? Thx
Puerto Williams is a small fishing village established in the middle of the 20th century by Chile, incomparable to compare that with a city like USHUAIA, Chilean envy believes that by a decree a small town became a city by magic
El verdadero "Fin del Mundo" es la Isla Hornos, en el Cabo de Hornos, Chile. Además es el lugar habitado más austral del continente americano. Luego un poco más al norte está Puerto Toro, en la Isla Navarino, Chile, a continuación Puerto Williams, también en la Isla Navarino y recién en el cuarto lugar Ushuaia, en Tierra del Fuego, en la parte argentina de la isla.
*Reminder: The denomination "patagonia" is absolutely Chilean; there is no "Argentine Patagonia"; This was a contemporary appropriation (theft) of the Argentines for purely tourist purposes* "Patagonia" derives from the expression "Patagones" with which the Portuguese navigator, Hernando de Magallanes (1480-1521) called the natives and aborigines who inhabited an area of the southern Atlantic coast that he called “Puerto de San Julián”, and all these territories legally belonged, de jure, to Chile and its direct predecessor: the Kingdom of Chile or the Captaincy General of Chile (1541 to 1776) Not even two centuries later, in 1776, when the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata was created (the direct predecessor of today's Argentina), those territories belonged to them; because the geographical limits to the south of that viceroyalty were only from Buenos Aires to Mendoza. One hundred years later, in 1881, while Chile was in full war in the north with Peru and Bolivia; The Argentines took advantage of the Chilean defenselessness in the south, and ended up appropriating all of Chile's eastern Patagonia and, of course, the port of San Julián. And this is how Argentina maliciously appropriated Chilean eastern Patagonia (the mostly desert part that we see on satellite maps) and is also now trying to take over, for tourist and commercial purposes, an ethnic-cultural history in which it never participated. Finally, the Patagonians - Aonikenk or Tehuelches - were not only found in the surroundings of Puerto San Julián (the eastern Chilean territory STOLEN by Argentina) but also carried out mostly their activity, intercultural exchanges and settlements in the vicinity of the Strait of Magellan and in less measured in the Torres del Paine National Park (Lake El Toro), both Chilean sites.
Your comment is really aggressive and offensive. Currently the relationship between Argentina and Chile is symbiotic and there are many families that are divided between both countries. You speak too lightly about conflicts that were carried out by the dictatorships of both countries. And I may be Argentine but all my ancestors in Argentina are Chilean and they still live a healthy and grateful life, but at the same time there is a feeling of brotherhood among the people. These comments only revive painful conflicts for both societies and it is not correct to be so accusatory.
@@Orange-gg8ln A respectful comment recounting objective facts will never be offensive. Victimization is the passive weapon of those who commit and defend injustices and outrages.
jajajaja te lavaron la cabeza con libros chilenos de Fantasías deberías saber que la Patagonia Oriental nunca fue Chilena no podes reclamar algo que nunca poseíste, solo ver la reales Cedulas del Imperio español y no libros de pretensiones chilenas después de la independencia dicho sea de paso fue Gracias a Argentina pero nunca lo van a reconocer por que son unos resentidos desagradecidos, Cuando se creo el Virreinato del Rio de la plata 1776 que la ultima división Politica que hizo España las Reformas Borbonicas antes de las Independencias tanto Chilena como Argentina, La Capitanía Gral. de Chile su territorio Iba desde La Isla Chiloe y Pucon hasta la zona de Copiapo que era una sub administración no tenia caracter de virreinato por ende dependia en muchas cosas a la administración del Virreinato del Peru Por eso San Martin primero Libero a Shile para luego su Objetivo principal era Lima la cabeza del Virreinato cuando ambos actuales paises se independizaron el territorio delimitado por el Imperio español fue que la Patagonia toda en su totalidad pertenecía al Virreinato del Rio de la Plata te guste o no es asi que durante un siglo después se hicieron acuerdos de limites y el mas favorecido fue Chile tendrias que estar contento en vez de mirar con resentimiento por que con tu pretexto de reclamar territorio de algo que no era CHILE sino IMPERIO ESPAÑOL Argentina deberia reclamar el sur de Brasil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia y El norte y sur de Chile si vamos a la administración del Virreinato Magallanes nombro a los patagones en la zona de Santa Cruz Hoy Argentina no tiene nada que ver Chile ya que no existiaaaa, Chile nacio con el acta de Independencia de 1818 y te guste o No la Patagonia Oriental Nunca Fue chilena es mas Puerto Natales esa Zona era Argentina por una Acuerdo con Roca Argentina se la cedio a Chile por eso son uno desconsiderados reclamar alto que nunca fue chileno devuelvan Antofagasta a Bolivia ladrones y la zona de Iquique a Peru Flaites delincuentes. FUENTE : historiando.org/capitania-general-de-chile/
donde sacaste la informacion de wikipedia? Argenntina no tiene que robarle nada a Chile XD si supieras que "patagonia" es una REGION GEOGRAFICA ubicada en America del Sur. Compartida por Argentina y Chile. ¡¡NO LO TIENE UNICAMENTE UNA NACION!! FERNANDO DE MAGALLANES QUE VOS MENCIONAS hizo una expedicion en 1520. NI SIQUIERA CHILE HABIA SIDO FUNDADO, "ha sido chileno desde siempre" en todo caso, podes mencionar a los españoles del año 1540 que habian fundado su propio reino, pero ni de cerca. La palabra "Patagonia" ha evolucionado y adquirido diferentes significados a lo largo del tiempo. Hoy en día, cuando se habla de la "Patagonia argentina", se hace referencia a una región geográfica específica que abarca las provincias del sur de Argentina y que es conocida por su belleza natural, sus parques nacionales y su rica historia. Te guste o no HAY PATAGONIA ARGENTINA
0:10 There is also no "end of the Argentine world": the map is eloquent, it does not lie and we cannot deceive: Ushuaia is in the north, in the south is Puerto Wiliams (Chile) further south is the Cape Horn archipelago (Chile) and further south the Diego Ramirez Islands archipelago (Chile) Sorry, you won't be able to tell your grandchildren that you were at the end of the world based on a tourist lie.
@@nicolasperez585lo es, desde el año 2019 decretado por el Estado Chileno, pasó de ser pueblo a ciudad 👍, convirtiéndose en la “Ciudad más austral del Mundo”, eso es un hecho legal y constitucional, entonces no caben opiniones de unos y otros diciendo o pensando si es o no ciudad, lo es y punto 👍. Saludos
Puerto Williams is a small fishing village established in the middle of the 20th century by Chile, incomparable to compare that with a city like USHUAIA, Chilean envy believes that by a decree a small town became a city by magic
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Thank you for this excellent video. I had no idea of this wonderful town. It is so clean and nice.
Very helpful information for planning a future trip.
This seems to be a very interesting place, I hope I can visit sometime in the future. Seeing and sharing places like this is why I love traveling and make videos so much! And please keep up the great job! Subscribed!!
Beautiful
Ushuaia is very wonderfull a city İn 4. 50 bridge is very beautifull a bridge. There are very cow meat and fresh fish. I love Ushuaia... ( Hasan- Türkiye. )
What month is this? Would be nice to know, as I am thinking of going at the shoulder month of October or November.
@@factsfeelings3928 Hey! I visited and recorded this footage during the end of January which is the peak of summer in Ushuaia. It might be a bit chillier in November and a great time to visit.
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Hi Mike !
Soooooo is this just a tourist trap or would it actually be a nice place to live ?
We are traveling over the next 4-5 years between Mexico and Argentina , looking for our favorite cool weather retirement city. We speak Spanish and have lived in three Central American countries so far.
….so would you recommend this city to your parents ?
Thx
B.A . CHEERS 😂❤
Puerto Williams is a small fishing village established in the middle of the 20th century by Chile, incomparable to compare that with a city like USHUAIA, Chilean envy believes that by a decree a small town became a city by magic
El verdadero "Fin del Mundo" es la Isla Hornos, en el Cabo de Hornos, Chile. Además es el lugar habitado más austral del continente americano.
Luego un poco más al norte está Puerto Toro, en la Isla Navarino, Chile, a continuación Puerto Williams, también en la Isla Navarino y recién en el cuarto lugar Ushuaia, en Tierra del Fuego, en la parte argentina de la isla.
Town to move to when WW3 starts 😅
I notice a lot of graffiti. Is it a safe town?
Graffities are pictures. If you like them or not,they are pictures. They are not necessarily connected to any criminal actions.
P8
*Reminder: The denomination "patagonia" is absolutely Chilean; there is no "Argentine Patagonia"; This was a contemporary appropriation (theft) of the Argentines for purely tourist purposes*
"Patagonia" derives from the expression "Patagones" with which the Portuguese navigator, Hernando de Magallanes (1480-1521) called the natives and aborigines who inhabited an area of the southern Atlantic coast that he called “Puerto de San Julián”, and all these territories legally belonged, de jure, to Chile and its direct predecessor: the Kingdom of Chile or the Captaincy General of Chile (1541 to 1776)
Not even two centuries later, in 1776, when the Viceroyalty of the Rio de la Plata was created (the direct predecessor of today's Argentina), those territories belonged to them; because the geographical limits to the south of that viceroyalty were only from Buenos Aires to Mendoza.
One hundred years later, in 1881, while Chile was in full war in the north with Peru and Bolivia; The Argentines took advantage of the Chilean defenselessness in the south, and ended up appropriating all of Chile's eastern Patagonia and, of course, the port of San Julián.
And this is how Argentina maliciously appropriated Chilean eastern Patagonia (the mostly desert part that we see on satellite maps) and is also now trying to take over, for tourist and commercial purposes, an ethnic-cultural history in which it never participated.
Finally, the Patagonians - Aonikenk or Tehuelches - were not only found in the surroundings of Puerto San Julián (the eastern Chilean territory STOLEN by Argentina) but also carried out mostly their activity, intercultural exchanges and settlements in the vicinity of the Strait of Magellan and in less measured in the Torres del Paine National Park (Lake El Toro), both Chilean sites.
Your comment is really aggressive and offensive. Currently the relationship between Argentina and Chile is symbiotic and there are many families that are divided between both countries. You speak too lightly about conflicts that were carried out by the dictatorships of both countries. And I may be Argentine but all my ancestors in Argentina are Chilean and they still live a healthy and grateful life, but at the same time there is a feeling of brotherhood among the people. These comments only revive painful conflicts for both societies and it is not correct to be so accusatory.
@@Orange-gg8ln A respectful comment recounting objective facts will never be offensive. Victimization is the passive weapon of those who commit and defend injustices and outrages.
stupid
jajajaja te lavaron la cabeza con libros chilenos de Fantasías deberías saber que la Patagonia Oriental nunca fue Chilena no podes reclamar algo que nunca poseíste, solo ver la reales Cedulas del Imperio español y no libros de pretensiones chilenas después de la independencia dicho sea de paso fue Gracias a Argentina pero nunca lo van a reconocer por que son unos resentidos desagradecidos, Cuando se creo el Virreinato del Rio de la plata 1776 que la ultima división Politica que hizo España las Reformas Borbonicas antes de las Independencias tanto Chilena como Argentina, La Capitanía Gral. de Chile su territorio Iba desde La Isla Chiloe y Pucon hasta la zona de Copiapo que era una sub administración no tenia caracter de virreinato por ende dependia en muchas cosas a la administración del Virreinato del Peru Por eso San Martin primero Libero a Shile para luego su Objetivo principal era Lima la cabeza del Virreinato cuando ambos actuales paises se independizaron el territorio delimitado por el Imperio español fue que la Patagonia toda en su totalidad pertenecía al Virreinato del Rio de la Plata te guste o no es asi que durante un siglo después se hicieron acuerdos de limites y el mas favorecido fue Chile tendrias que estar contento en vez de mirar con resentimiento por que con tu pretexto de reclamar territorio de algo que no era CHILE sino IMPERIO ESPAÑOL Argentina deberia reclamar el sur de Brasil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia y El norte y sur de Chile si vamos a la administración del Virreinato Magallanes nombro a los patagones en la zona de Santa Cruz Hoy Argentina no tiene nada que ver Chile ya que no existiaaaa, Chile nacio con el acta de Independencia de 1818 y te guste o No la Patagonia Oriental Nunca Fue chilena es mas Puerto Natales esa Zona era Argentina por una Acuerdo con Roca Argentina se la cedio a Chile por eso son uno desconsiderados reclamar alto que nunca fue chileno devuelvan Antofagasta a Bolivia ladrones y la zona de Iquique a Peru Flaites delincuentes. FUENTE : historiando.org/capitania-general-de-chile/
donde sacaste la informacion de wikipedia? Argenntina no tiene que robarle nada a Chile XD si supieras que "patagonia" es una REGION GEOGRAFICA ubicada en America del Sur. Compartida por Argentina y Chile. ¡¡NO LO TIENE UNICAMENTE UNA NACION!! FERNANDO DE MAGALLANES QUE VOS MENCIONAS hizo una expedicion en 1520. NI SIQUIERA CHILE HABIA SIDO FUNDADO, "ha sido chileno desde siempre" en todo caso, podes mencionar a los españoles del año 1540 que habian fundado su propio reino, pero ni de cerca. La palabra "Patagonia" ha evolucionado y adquirido diferentes significados a lo largo del tiempo. Hoy en día, cuando se habla de la "Patagonia argentina", se hace referencia a una región geográfica específica que abarca las provincias del sur de Argentina y que es conocida por su belleza natural, sus parques nacionales y su rica historia. Te guste o no HAY PATAGONIA ARGENTINA
0:10 There is also no "end of the Argentine world": the map is eloquent, it does not lie and we cannot deceive: Ushuaia is in the north, in the south is Puerto Wiliams (Chile) further south is the Cape Horn archipelago (Chile) and further south the Diego Ramirez Islands archipelago (Chile) Sorry, you won't be able to tell your grandchildren that you were at the end of the world based on a tourist lie.
Puerto Williams is not a city
iDIOTA
que envidiosos estos chilenos por favor xDDD
@@nicolasperez585lo es, desde el año 2019 decretado por el Estado Chileno, pasó de ser pueblo a ciudad 👍, convirtiéndose en la “Ciudad más austral del Mundo”, eso es un hecho legal y constitucional, entonces no caben opiniones de unos y otros diciendo o pensando si es o no ciudad, lo es y punto 👍. Saludos
Puerto Williams is a small fishing village established in the middle of the 20th century by Chile, incomparable to compare that with a city like USHUAIA, Chilean envy believes that by a decree a small town became a city by magic