A cool naval museum that is floating in Puerto Madero. It's free to enter (you can make a donation) and there are many interactive pieces that teach you the history of the navy and this ship.

We encountered this majestic tall ship on our visit to Puerto Madero. Unfortunately it was not open for visits at the time, but our guide explained its interesting history prior to it becoming a museum. Well worth a visit.

Very busy attraction. Need to allow about 1 hour to be able to see everything on the tall ship. Opposite the dock are several bars where you can take a cool drink after the tuor.

It is a sight to see and go through.It is well kept and it is easy to cover it.The staff is friendly

I recently revisited the Fragata ARA Sarmiento with my grandchildren who were totally mesmerized with their visit to this ship moored in Puerto Madero. As detailed in other reviews the 1876 Tall ship was in service with the Argentinian Navy until 1962. It is set...More

After having dinner in the restaurant, cabanas las lilas, we walked through the port, on the fragata Sarmiento there was an activity with tango dancers and the Argentine marine music band, good music and excellent dancers and the best... the concert was free.

We came upon this ship by chance.Well maintained with so much interesting information & many photographs to see. So much history.