Audio Guide of Arturo Prat Main Square

The square is a public space open 24 hours a day, with no access restrictions. You can visit on any day of the year, although we recommend checking the municipal website for any special events that may affect access.

No, access is completely free because it is a public space. If you plan to visit the nearby Historical Museum (located on the same square), that does charge admission. Check current prices on its official website.

Between 30 minutes and 1 hour is enough to walk around the square and enjoy its gardens and monuments. If you also plan to visit the Costanera viewpoint or the adjoining Historical Museum, add 1–2 extra hours.

It is the civic heart of Puerto Natales, named in honor of Arturo Prat, a Chilean naval hero. Its central bandstand and monuments reflect Patagonian identity, and it has been a gathering place since the city was founded in 1911.

From December to March (the southern summer) to enjoy long days and blooming gardens. The sunsets are spectacular all year round. Avoid days with strong winds, which are common in Patagonia.

Yes, it has paved paths and access ramps. The Historical Museum on the square is also accessible. For specific details, contact +56 61 2 641206 (Tourist Office).

Less than 5 minutes away are the Historical Museum, the Historic Bories Pier with views over Last Hope Sound, and Philippi Waterfront. A 10-minute walk away: Mary Help of Christians Cathedral and local handicraft shops.

Bring a windproof jacket, even in summer, visit the nearby viewpoints at sunset, and combine your visit with a walk along the waterfront. Check cultural activities at the Tourist Office opposite the square.