Entrena Facts for Kids

Entrena is a small town, also called a municipality, located in a beautiful part of Spain called La Rioja. It's a place where about 1,488 people lived in 2009. Entrena is quite close to a bigger city named Logroño, which is the capital of La Rioja.

About Entrena
- Where is Entrena?
- Life in Entrena
  - Time Zone
Landmarks and Sights
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About Entrena

Entrena is part of the autonomous community of La Rioja. This means it's like a special region in Spain with its own local government. The town is led by its mayor, Esteban Pérez Díez. He helps make decisions for the community.

Where is Entrena?

Entrena is located in northern Spain. It sits at an elevation of 558 meters (about 1,831 feet) above sea level. The town covers an area of about 21.03 square kilometers (around 8.12 square miles). This makes it a medium-sized town.

Life in Entrena

The people of Entrena live in a peaceful setting. The town has a population density of about 70.76 people per square kilometer. This means it's not too crowded. The official website for Entrena is http://www.entrena.org, where you can find more information.

Time Zone

Entrena follows Central European Time (CET), which is UTC+1. During the summer, they switch to Central European Summer Time (CEST), which is UTC+2. This is common for many places in Europe.

Landmarks and Sights

Entrena has some interesting old buildings and natural spots. These places tell stories about the town's history and its natural beauty.

Religious Buildings

Saint Martin's Church: This is an important church in Entrena. It's a place where people gather for religious services.
St. Clare's Convent: Convents are places where nuns live and pray. This one is another historical building in the town.
St. Ann's Hermitage: A hermitage is a small chapel or church, often in a quiet or isolated place.

Other Interesting Places

Crucero Plaza del Coso: A "crucero" is a stone cross, often found in town squares in Spain. It's a traditional landmark.
The Encinos: These are oak trees, which are very common in the area. They are an important part of the local plant life.
El Tono Hill: From this hill, you can get a great view of Entrena. It's a good spot to see the whole town.

Community Life

The town has a sports center, called a "polideportivo." Here, people can play different sports like futsal, which is a type of indoor soccer. The people of Entrena also celebrate special days, like Saint Blaise's day, with a procession.