🏘️ Ruta de las colonias de inmigrantes: a road trip through Entre Ríos

🕒 2 days🚗 358 km📍 6 stops

The Volga German villages (Aldea Brasilera, Valle María, Crespo), the Jewish colonies of Villa Domínguez and Basavilbaso and Colonia San José, the first in the province.

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Stops along the way

Aldea Brasilera
Volga German village 20 km from Paraná: church, craft breweries and the Provincial Beer Festival.
→ 13 km · ~14 min
Valle María
Volga German village on route 11, famous for its Sauerkraut Festival, church and traditional food.
→ 40 km · ~40 min
Crespo, Capital Nacional de la Avicultura
Town founded by Volga German settlers, with its National Poultry Festival in October and the traditional food of the villages.
→ 160 km · ~123 min
Museo de las Colonias Judías
In Villa Domínguez, the story of the "Jewish gauchos" who settled the centre of the province from 1890.
→ 52 km · ~40 min
Termas de Basavilbaso
Hot springs of the "railway town", next to the train station and the Railway Museum.
→ 93 km · ~70 min
Colonia San José
The first immigrant colony in Entre Ríos (1857), founded by Urquiza with Swiss, Savoyard and Piedmontese settlers. Museum and stone houses.

Where to stay along the way

Departments on this route

Diamante Paraná Villaguay Uruguay Colón

Frequently asked questions

How many days does the Ruta de las colonias de inmigrantes route take?

We recommend 2 days.

How long is the Ruta de las colonias de inmigrantes route?

About 358 km by road from the first to the last stop (6 stops).

Where to stay on the Ruta de las colonias de inmigrantes route?

There are 20 places to stay within 8 km of the stops. The best rated are listed on this page.