This is a promenade in the heart of the city, facing the Bahía Encerrada of the Beagle Channel, where various historic houses from the city have been relocated for preservation. Among them are the Beban House—acquired by catalogue from Sweden and built between 1911 and 1913, now it is a cultural space. The Pena House, now the City Museum, the Leviñanco House, home to the Tourism Chamber, and the Torres House, currently the Pensar Malvinas Museum.