This peaceful town in the centre-east of Ente Ríos came to be considered a garden city for its green places by the pavements and avenues.

The church devoted to the Child Virgin excels right in the centre. It is an actual work of art inside, where testimonial murals exhibit typical Christianity scenes.

Monument To The Sowing Man

Gigantic work that was raised in recognition to the first Savoyard, Piedmontese and Valaisan settlers, all of them with alpine origin, who also met Basque-Spanish immigrants, and gathered together for their prosperity, so they considered to be sowing hopeful seeds for their children.

Estancia El Porvenir

Old residence where Héctor de Elías, founder of the villa, used to live. This place is where the town was originated in 1890. It also houses is the Regional Historical Museum and its 17 rooms synthesise the idiosyncrasy of the local population. There is also a piece of land where native and exotic animals make a small zoological garden.

Historical Train

The Ferro Central Club Entrerriano, offers the possibility of traveling in an Historical Train from the local Station to the San José Palace. Caseros is the destination town from where a bus makes a short trip to the Palace.

Attraction Spots in Villa Elisa