Villa Allende.
Is a small town closely linked to Córdoba, the capital city of the province, which lies only 16 km away. Córdoba downtown can be quickly reached thanks to an efficient and agile transport system. Villa Allende is situated in a mountain range called Sierras Chicas and the Pan de Azúcar Mount (1260 mts.) is its main geographical reference. It offers the visitors a picturesque landscape and the relatively small community transmits hospitality although the shops, the elegant houses, and the recreation areas prove that Villa Allende is a vigorous and willing to advance small town.

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www.cordobaturismo.gov.ar/Localidades.aspx?IdLocalidad=20214
www.cordoba-laweb.com.ar/MAPA/vallende.html

Cordoba.
Was founded in 1573 and it is well known for being a place where progress, culture and education have always been protagonists. One of the first American universities was created here in 1613 and this is one of the reasons why Córdoba has always been proud of its history and of its academic tradition, which, in time, made her deserve the name of La Docta.
The city is a cultural and architectural icon even since colonial times and it is one of the most important cities from inland Argentina. Because it is situated in the centre of the country it is midway to many other regions of tourist attraction such as Cuyo, the northern provinces and the Iguazú Falls.

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www.welcomeargentina.com/cordoba/fotografias.html
www.argentinaturistica.com/informa/corimapaciudad.htm