Villa Allende facts for kids
Villa Allende is a lively city in Argentina. It is located in the Córdoba Province, Argentina. This city is part of the Colón department. It is known for its beautiful scenery.
Villa Allende was founded in 1889. In 2008, about 27,164 people lived there. The city is very close to Córdoba, which is a much larger city. It is only about 19 kilometers (12 miles) away. Because it's so close, Villa Allende's economy is strongly connected to Córdoba. Many jobs and businesses in Villa Allende depend on visitors and activities from the capital city.
The city is well-connected to Córdoba. You can reach it using Av. Donato Álvarez. This road starts in a neighborhood called Argüello. It then connects to Av. Padre Luchese, which leads to the airport.
Exploring Villa Allende
Villa Allende is a great place to visit. Many people come here for its attractions. The city offers fun activities and interesting historical sites.
Fun for Visitors
- Córdoba Golf Club: This is a famous golf course. It attracts many golf players. It is a beautiful place to enjoy the outdoors.
- Convento de San Alfonso: This is a historic building. It is a convent with a long history. It shows the city's past.
- Church Nuestra Señora del Valle: This church is very special. It was designed by Augusto César Ferrari. He was an Italian architect, painter, and photographer. He also designed other buildings in the area. His work adds a unique touch to the city's architecture.
See also
In Spanish: Villa Allende para niños
