Palacio Sara Braun / Club de la Unión — Attraction in Punta Arenas

This is a small museum in the Sara Braun Palace, later used a club. The interior design indeed looks like an oldschool club. When I arrived, the front door was locked, and visitors had to knock or ring the doorbell to enter. As one past reviewer noted yet others disagreed, the building is indeed shared with a hotel, which has its own entrance, so the museum is very small and covers only a few rooms. However, for the farely low price, 2000 pesos or 3 USD (end of 2021 prices), it's a fair price for an opportunity to see the interior of the building. It's OK, but don't expect too much. 15 minutes is more than enough for the visit. I'm not sure if this is done regularly, but I was given access to another, more modernly looking section, that's shared with the hotel and had a collection of paintings telling the story of Shackleton's...

What could have been a great and historical hotel mange’s to thrive more from its arrogance and and underinvestment in service and engagement. The hotel inside showcases a great potential of historic structure which only through poor taste and dated redecorating manages to portray what could have been a grand hotel. The reality is a far miss. The front desc could not be beaten in its arrogance and a bell boy is no where to be found and the effort of service is close to zero. Unfortunately another one of those properties with lots of potential but no engagement. As they say it takes generations to build a reputation but only seconds...

My favorite museum in Punta Arenas. Great museum that tells a amazing story of Sara Braun and how she chanced Punta Arenas. The building is beautiful and really nice to walk around it. After your visit I recommend to have Coffee or some other drinks in the Coffee Shop or the bar/restaurant in the same building. Really...