$35 Car Rental Ushuaia Cultural Center

Hit the road in a cheap $35 car rental from one of the car rental companies near Ushuaia Cultural Center. Keep in mind that things such as the type of vehicle you choose and pick-up and drop-off points will help determine how much you pay. Use Expedia’s filters to find a ride that won’t break the budget. From luxury sports cars to minivans ideal for small groups, we’ve got exclusive deals to get you behind the wheel for less.

Search for prices for parking at Ushuaia Cultural Center on the official website. While you’re there, see if there are any discount offers or even free parking at Ushuaia Cultural Center.

Don’t let a drained battery cut your travels short. If you’re planning to explore Ushuaia Cultural Center and neighboring areas in an electric vehicle, use websites or apps to see if there are any charging stations close by. You can also keep powered up while you’re out and about with Expedia’s selection of hotels with electric car charging stations.

Located about 1 mi northeast of the downtown area, make Ushuaia Cultural Center one of your first stops during your Ushuaia vacation.

Make the most of your break in Ushuaia by planning a few day trips. After visiting Ushuaia Cultural Center, put on your favorite playlist and head for Cerro Castor, Castor Mountain Ski Area or Martillo Island Penguin Colony.

Don’t leave your trip to chance and plan ahead — head to Ushuaia Cultural Center’s official website for opening and closing hours. A handy tip? Browse the attraction’s online reviews as well. Oftentimes you’ll get helpful advice from travelers who’ve recently been there.

Discover the best car rental deals in one place on Expedia. We work with companies of all sizes to offer you a variety of vehicle classes at awesome prices. Want even more savings? Combine your Ushuaia Cultural Center car rental, flights and hotel into a package. Lock in your ride with Expedia and you’ll also get free cancellation. To cancel, just log in to the Trips portal and click on “manage booking.”