Parque Yatana is an urban nature reserve and art space at 25 de Mayo 510 in Ushuaia, run by Fundación Cultivar. Follow the wooded paths to read about local shrubs, trees and orchids, then visit the gallery for original artwork. Deeper in the woods, a refuge brings together Indigenous themes and nature education. The reserve combines a quiet walk with a locally run cultural project. Opening access can be limited or change, so check the Yatana Instagram account before setting out.
A reserve shaped by art and nature
Parque Yatana is an urban nature reserve with an artistic and historical sector run by Fundación Cultivar. The project brings together woodland, art and Indigenous themes in a setting close to Ushuaia’s centre.
Interpretive signs along the paths introduce plants found on the property, including shrubs, trees and orchids. The wooded area also provides habitat for birds.
Gallery and refuge
The site includes a gallery displaying original works by a local artist. Farther along the woodland paths, a refuge combines Indigenous themes with nature education. Blue-painted trees are among the distinctive artistic touches found around the reserve.
Access can be limited, and reported opening information has not always matched conditions on the ground. Check the Yatana Instagram account before visiting and contact the project there if you need current details.
Perguntas frequentes
What can you see at Parque Yatana?
Explore woodland paths with signs about local flora, view original works in the gallery and visit a refuge with Indigenous themes and nature education.
Is Parque Yatana in central Ushuaia?
The reserve is at 25 de Mayo 510, close to Ushuaia’s centre.
Should I check before visiting Parque Yatana?
Yes. Access can be limited, so check the Yatana Instagram account for current information and contact the project if needed.
