Tourism in Mendoza is not limited only to its warehouses and mountainous landscapes. In the province there are small destinations that surprise for their cultural wealth, their traditions and the charm of its quiet streets, ideal to travel at any time of the year.
One of those places is Villa 25 de Mayoa corner that keeps historical footprints and invites you to enjoy experiences linked to nature, gastronomy and rest. His proposal makes him a different stop for those who seek to escape the best known circuits.
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Villa 25 de Mayo keeps a charm that catches tourism that is encouraged to venture there.
Where is Villa 25 de Mayo
Villa 25 de Mayo is in the department of San Rafael, about 25 kilometers from the header city. The town was born in 1805 and is considered one of the oldest settlements in the province, with colonial constructions that are still preserved and part of its tourist attraction.
The historic center was declared National monumentwhich highlights its importance in the founding and defense process of the Mendoza territory. Walking through its streets allows you to connect with that inheritance, in a natural environment dominated by the proximity of the Diamond River.
What can be done in Villa 25 de Mayo
The offer of activities is varied and covers so much cultural proposals such as adventure tourism. You can visit the Our Lady of Carmen Chapeltour the FUERTA SAN RAFAEL DEL DIAMANTE and know local museums that rescue the history of the area.
As for nature, The proximity to the river provides spaces to perform fishing, rafting, kayak and paths by trails. There are also natural viewpoints from where to appreciate the mountain landscape that surrounds the people.
Gastronomy has a central place in Villa 25 de Mayo, with restaurants that offer typical Mendoza dishes such as grilled meats, homemade empanadas and regional production wines. Many of these spaces work in ancient houses, which enhances the cultural and tourist experience of the place.
How to go to Villa 25 de Mayo
To get from the city of Mendoza, you can take the National Route 40 to San Rafael and then connect with Provincial Route 150which leads directly to the town. The journey is approximately 250 kilometers and combines highways with rural roads in good condition.
From San Rafael, access is much simpler: in just 20 minutes by car you reach the historic center. There are also tourist excursions that start from the city and that include guided tours of the main attractions of Villa 25 de Mayo.
Source: Ambito

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