"El Porvenir" Regional Museum

Located on the extension of Chorroarín Boulevard in the area of country houses.
Open every day from 10 to 12:30 a.m.,
and during the afternoons in winter time from 2 to 6 p.m.
In summer time from 4 to 8 p.m.

This museum operates in what used to be the farm belonging to Héctor de Elía, the founder of Villa Elisa. The building dates from 1885, and was declared a Municipal Historic Monument in 1990. It harbors objects of everyday life, kitchen utensils, furniture, clothing, porcelain, musical instruments, farm tools and old-fashioned cars and carriages. It also has a pavilion devoted to natural sciences in which birds, mammals and reptiles are displayed in recreated natural environments. Its park spreads over two hectares and has a mini zoo with autochthonous and exotic animals such as pheasants, peacocks, ñandúes (American ostriches), southern screamers and other wild birds.

Villa Elisa
Villa Elisa lies 245 km away from Paraná down national routes No.18 and 130.