The 50 best free museums in Asuncion

Well worth stopping by, full of interesting Paraguan art, from all cultures in the country. Lots and lots to see

Very, very nice! Quillermo explained us many things and is a wonderful ‘host’ and artist himself! Many thanks, we had a wonderful time!

Great place with a lot of culture in Asunción, amazing pictures and old newspapers that showcase the history of Paraguay. Furthermore we can find a rich collection of different native tribes and religious artifacts and more

Okay museum, rather disappointed after all the hype. Great pre-Columbian collection, probably the best in the southern cone and very well labeled. Large collection of colonial religious art, but very poorly labeled. (If interested in art from the Jesuit and Franciscan missions in paraguay, much better to visit the Sacred Art Museum downtown, beautifully done.) The contemporary collections were disappointing. The indigenous collections just seem like tourist trinkets commissioned for the museum. (If interested in indigenous artifacts, much better to visit the ethnographic museum downtown - it has one of the best collections in all of LATAM.) Make sure to visit the bathrooms, which are filled with exhibits. If you only visit one museum in Asunción, I guess this one is okay. But besides pre-Columbian art, the many specialty museums downtown are better.

A whirlwind of South American art, from pre-Columbian to contemporary and spanning pretty much all media (sculpture, painting, textile, photographic and so on) and genres, from figurative to conceptual. The museum is not huge, but it is brimful of art objects. To me it lacks some organization of the exposition, there is no clear logical path from a room to the next and some more explanation of what's on display. I found the pre-Columbian sculpture to be the most interesting, but the overall feeling of being immersed in an ever changing kaleidoscope of art was also thrilling. The entrance ticket of about 7 US Dollars equivalent is more than fair, but it is even better on Fridays and Saturdays, when the entrance is completely free! Judging from the visitor logbook it would seem that the museum is more popular amongst foreigners and tourist than the local Paraguayan, and it is in fact an excellent way to have a 360 degrees glimpse of Paraguayan art through the centuries and up to the XXI century. Highly recommended!

Great place. A beautiful and interesting exhibition. Very well presented exhibits of traditional Indian and contemporary art. The service was very nice and helpful. You can communicate in English. I highly recommend this place to everyone.

If you want to know Paraguayan old and new culture, Museo del Barro is the best place to visit. We went there by walking from Paseo La Galeria. It took 10 minutes. There were a lot of exhibits. We spent time around 1 hour and half there. Their opening hours are limited but it’s worth to visit if you go Asunción.

Beautiful building but it is the official residence (I believe) so you cannot get close

A very beautiful building that’s great to admire from all angles. It’s protected well by the roaming guards so you can’t get up close, and don’t even dare to put one foot on the grass, but you still get a great view from a distance. Clearly the highlight of the city and deservedly so.

Neoclassical palace that serves as the seat of government and workplace of the Paraguayan president. It was built by Carlos Antonio López, the leader of Paraguay from 1841 to 1862, to serve as a home for his son. One should also come at night to see it lit up, and it is well-guarded.

It's a beautiful building! There are armed guards all over the place. You can't enter the property, but you can take a picture from the sidewalk. The guards were intimidating, but they were fine as long as you didn't try to access the grounds.

The Presidential Palace in Asunción is a beautiful landmark and a must-see when visiting the city. Its architecture is stunning, especially when lit up at night, and it carries a lot of historical and cultural significance. The surrounding area is well-kept, offering great spots for photos and a nice walk along the river. While entry inside may be limited, just viewing it from the outside is worth the visit. A true symbol of Paraguay’s history and an iconic part of Asunción’s charm.

If you like beautiful buildings, you're gonna like this one. When I went there, it was all lit up during the evening. A very nice sight to see.

Pretty from outside. Note: for tours we were told you have to book them at tourist office on Monday and Tuesday to go on tour Saturday and Sunday. Plan ahead.

It's a fun place to hang out and cheap. I advise you to get empanadas in a beer. They overcooked my last day otherwise I would have given it a higher rating.

My bill was 236,000 guaranies. We did not have a good experience at this well known place. We arrived around 11:15am, before the lunch rush. The staff kept passing by us, and we had to keep getting their attention. We were there more than 20 minutes before getting even a drink order in. Then a total of an hour before our food arrived. I saw it just sitting in the window, and had to ask for it to be picked up. When my wrap arrived it was under seasoned, the lettuce was soggy and brown and the meat a light brown or grey color. We tried to get the attention of supervisor, she was on her phone for the entire time we were there. Literally the entire hour, at the register on her phone. She just looked at me and then ignored me. We counted 9 employees standing around not doing anything. It looks like they are overstaffed and underdeliver. No one came to ask how our our meal was. I usually give a large tip, but could not in this case. I will not be returning and cannot recommend this place. Oveja Negra, or Mariscal Shopping are much better restaurant choices. The sushi was delicious. But overall very dissapointed.

We had the Cesar salad, and the canastita de comidas típicas, as well as a chop and piña colada (I did not like it). the food was very good! The best part was the service, our waiter Cesar was extremely kind and helpful.

Interesting place. They have a huge variety of dishes, baked goods, and drinks including nice draft beer. Server was nice to us despite language barrier caused by us. But they did not have any of the items I ordered to eat e.g. several seafood items, so to me it looked like the extensive menu was more of a wish list versus something they actually have to eat, which I find frustrating, as they let me order beer and requested food but took 10 minutes to tell us we don’t have your food. Still I rate them well because other customers seemed to be enjoying their bakery case items which I did not care to eat for lunch. Anyways the beer was cheap and good.

My place in Asuncion. Been there many times. Loved (almost) everything. The only reason for the 4 not 5 stars, is that there no prices (which are reasonable) on the menu. Come on guys! And some music will do as well.

Nice café in a convenient location, just around the corner from the Panteón. The service was good and the atmosphere pleasant. There’s a lovely outdoor seating area to enjoy your drink. Even if the views aren’t the best (except for the mural on the building in front of it) it is a nice spot to stop and relax.

I’ve been traveling through Central and South America for the past four months, and I’ve learned that great restaurants can truly elevate the entire journey. On my visit to Asunción, my hotel manager recommended this spot — and I ended up dining here two nights in a row. It’s a fantastic place, especially if you’re traveling solo like I am. The restaurant features a beautiful U-shaped table encircling a central area, giving it a warm, Spanish-style charm. The staff were exceptional: well-trained, genuinely friendly, and wonderfully attentive without being intrusive. The food? Consistently excellent — every dish was a hit. I can wholeheartedly recommend making this restaurant part of your Asunción experience.

I love this space in Asuncion but unfortunately the last time I went to visit the gallery spaces were empty. With already so little spaces for art in the city, it’s a shame that a place like Manzana de la Rivera doesn’t organize enough for their galleries to be used and lived in by artists. I came from very far away and was looking forward to discover new great Paraguayan artists and found empty spaces. Really sad.

Wonderful collection of cultural, art, and city historical museums, a library, cafe, performance stage, and courtyard. Rarely have I seen such a nice collection of museums, all free to visit. The city history museum is excellent and should not be missed. Everyone there was very welcoming. As a foreign speaking visitor, I found myself wishing there was a directory at the entrance listing of all the museums available, but we are curious and not shy people so we just popped in every open door and everything was fine. So if you are visiting, you must explore and engage. For example, we nearly missed the city museum as it is sort of back inside the complex beyond a cafe behind a closed door.

Super centric cultural center absolutely worth visiting, and not only because the entrance is completely free. It includes a museum, a permanent collection and spaces for exhibitions, as well as the lovely Casa Clari bar restaurant with the absolute best view on the Presidential Palace of Paraguay. Without going into the museum, the cultural center can be easily explored in about half an hour to an hour and the main courtyard is a great example of old architecture with patios and some greenery. The only downside is that, regarding the exhibitions spaces, there is little to no information about the works of art you are seeing. Still highly recommended for a visit and, obviously, with an unbeatable quality to price ratio (as it is free).

Very nice cultural center and beautiful restaurant inside with nice views. Casa Clari is a little overpriced but nice to visit once in a while.

I love this place. Nice cafe and pastoral patio behind

A must go for tourists. There’s a great view of the Palace, food and beverage and an excellent museum. Fine data collection from the post colonial period to middle 20th century.

A lovely cultural center with small museums attached, performances spaces, and a bar with wonderful views of the presidential palace across the street.

Good place to find cheap produce and goods of all kinds for reasonable prices. I'd be wary of pickplckets and bring little of value just in case. There are small restaurant stalls on the top floor of one of the buildings that serve local food for very cheap and it's quite good. I'd recommend La Abuela. The caldo de pollo was delicious.

A place where you can buy a variety of goods in quite a few stores and stalls. It is something for someone who is looking for bargains. The atmosphere is friendly and extremely popular, you should definitely test the food that is prepared at individual tables by a wide variety of women. This is pure Latin America.

head to Mercado Cuatro (officially called Mercado Municipal 4) for a hot bowl of pira caldo, a traditional Paraguayan fish soup full of veggies and Paraguayan cheese. Browse the stalls to pick up souvenirs, like a guampo (a cup shaped like a horn) and a bombilla (metal filtered straw), for drinking tereré, a local yerba maté-infused tea.

I love it here. So atmospheric and much less hassle than other such markets across the world. There are different areas for different products and it becomes pretty easy to navigate on your third or fourth trip. Definitely check out the municipal canteen which is very different to anywhere I’ve been before.

Very easy to get lost and almost everything being sold is worthless. Tons and tons and tons of clothing stores. It goes on for blocks.

Crazy wild place, sells many great items, but you need to take your time to find them.

Fascinating place to find anything you may need. A must for people visiting Asunción

UNESCO site remembering the valient men of the Chaco War. There's a changing of the guard 💂‍♂️ every so often. A must if in the area. Nice restaurant across the street called Narional Bar

Admission is free, plenty of signs describing the biographies of Paraguay's historical military and political figures.

Fabulous architecture and solemn hom for the national heroes …

A beautiful building in the city center. The history of Paraguay is here. It's small but it is a must visit if you are in the old city center. Around the pantheon there are shops and cafes if you want to chill after visiting it.

Free entrance. We took 10 minutes to see inside and three hours sitting in across the street at National Bar drinking beer, relaxing and contemplating the architecture of the building.

In the heart of downtown Asunción stands the National Pantheon of the Heroes, one of Paraguay’s most important landmarks. Originally designed in the 1860s by Italian architect Alessandro Ravizza, construction was interrupted by the War of the Triple Alliance and only completed decades later, inaugurated in 1936. The neoclassical façade with its dome and columns gives it a solemn, elegant presence on Plaza de los Héroes. Inside rest the remains of Paraguay’s most revered figures, including Marshal Francisco Solano López, other national leaders, and unknown soldiers. It serves both as a mausoleum and a symbol of remembrance. A highlight for visitors is the changing of the guard ceremony, performed by the Honor Guard. It’s dignified and formal — though not as elaborate as the spectacles at Buckingham Palace or similar sites — it adds a sense of living tradition to the memorial. Notes The site is compact — 20–30 minutes is enough to take it in. The guard change usually happens every couple of hours, we were lucky to get but not sure of the exact schedule Great photo opportunities: the white dome, flag against the sky, stained glass, and the guards at attention all make striking images. It is good to the stop here with a walk to the nearby Metropolitan Cathedral, Plaza Uruguaya, or nearby historic streets.

Nice architecture and history involved in the building where we ended our free walking tour. Cool to see the changing of the guards.

I like the three sculptures. Other than that it was some old nondescript portraits and second tiered second rate art. It was free. Beware this museum closes at 3:00.

Small and simple, but I enjoyed my visited! I would recommend. It is free:) you’ll need 30-45 mins

Interesting small art museum. Mostly European oil paintings, with a few urban landscapes of asuncion. When I visited most of the artwork was partly hidden by some horrendous modernist exhibition. Free. Make sure to enter on the south side of the building, though the North entrance is beautiful to look at.

careful: MUSEUM'S ENTRANCE IS ON THE BACK / LA ENTRADA DEL MUSEO ESTÁ DETRÁS Small but nice museum, with a collection focusing on 19th century art of Paraguay and Europe (Regnault, Troyon, Rusiñol). The art exhibited is made by lesser known artists but the quality will please any art lover.

Be careful with the published open hours, they don't bother posting temporary closures. We were informed that it's currently closed until Oct 30, 2024 at the entrance.

great exhibition and nice staff explained a lot to us! entry is free

A quiet place to enjoy some art. Admission is free

Very interesting museum about the dictatorship and it's human rights' abuses, including archive photos and documents, torture equipment, information about those tortured, killed and "disappeared", in a house where political prisoners were imprisoned and tortured. You can see the cells. The museum is free to enter and is open even on a Monday when others in Asuncion are closed. I was asked to show ID on arrival, a copy of my passport sufficed. All the written information is in Spanish only. Has toilets. On a Monday morning between 9 and 10am, I was the only visitor.

Very well-done and emotionally moving exhibits. All information is only available in Spanish. Exhibit info comprehensively shares the story of the repression and punishment during the dictatorship. As a foreigner, I learned a lot and am grateful for the moving experience of my visit and all that I learned. This is by far the best museum I visited in Asunción. Reading all the info available, my visit lasted about 1 hour. Highly recommended!!

An informative and eye-opening museum. The entrance is to the right of the building, where the old red police car is parked. The museum is free, but I left a donation, as this is an important place. This is a sad part of history that everyone should learn and hope is never repeated.

great museum showing the horrors man can do to one other...i feel bad a a person form usa seeing the types of goverments we back in the world that would do things like this

We called and emailed the museum to confirm the schedule. No response. We went there during working hours and it was closed. It’s a shame because we really wanted to learn more about the crimes against humanity committed during the dictatorship. Paraguay lacks tourism infrastructure. Assuncion has very little to offer when compared with other places in Latin America and no willingness to showcase its culture.

Super!!!!

(Translated by Google) Visited in June 2025 A museum exhibiting torture and massacres under the Stroessner regime. Admission was free. A passport or other documentation is required. All explanations were in Spanish. (Original) 2025年6月訪問 ストロエスネル政権下での拷問や虐殺の展示のある博物館。 入場料は無料でした。パスポートなどのドキュメントが必要です。 説明書きは全てスペイン語でした。

Presume this places is livelier on the weekend and evening, otherwise not a place you need to bother visiting. The “beach” is not a beach and there are no amenities to speak of. The costanera in Encarnación is 100 times better!

We were there for the Independence day celebration International food festival. At least 10 countries represented had food and information about each country. Excellent food. Also each country did a presentation of dancing, music, singing. So much fun!

Pedestrian zone by the river shore, popular at evenings and weekends. Some simple food stands, boat trips on the river, swimming not allowed.

Great for jogging, running or just riding a bicycle. Nice views of the bay and Palacio de los Lopez. Lots of vendors offering water, sodas, ice and our traditional drink terere. There's parking in both ways of the street and police control.

Beautiful place to go for a walk and spend some

Perfect, but could be cleaner, there is a lot of trash in the canals and the bay, it stinks. We feel pity for flora and fauna there, there's not even a hint of a national park, the locals have polluted everything.

Pretty safe place and it's fun on Saturday nights

Ok

For the main street it’s a pretty sad view, but there are shops, as promised.

(Translated by Google) Great place to hang out at night in Asunción. Live music, bars and typical food. Safe environment (Original) Ótimo lugar para passear à noite em Assunção. Música ao vivo bares e comidas típicas. Ambiente seguro

(Translated by Google) A place that attracts a lot of attention at night and also during the day, due to its decoration and painting of the environment. (Original) Um lugar que chama muito a atenção a noite e também durante o dia, devido a sua decoração e pintura do ambiente

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful streets in Asunción 🇵🇾🫶🏻 We loved going to Feria Palmear! (Original) Uma das calles mais bonitas de Asunción 🇵🇾🫶🏻 Amamos ir na Feria palmear !

(Translated by Google) I loved walking around the area, we saw a mini drinks stand (I don't remember its name) but we had a red fruit caipirinha and it was delicious, the most hippies 🗿🗿🗿✨🌻 (Original) Me encantó pasear por la zona, vimos un mini puesto de tragos (no recuerdo su nombre) pero tomamos una caipirinha de frutos rojos y estaba riquísimo, las más hippies 🗿🗿🗿✨🌻

(Translated by Google) It is the main street of the old part of Asunción, very picturesque with typical, very colorful shops, worth a stroll. (Original) Es la calle principal de la parte vieja de Asunción muy pintoresca con tiendas típicas muy colorida es para recorrer.

(Translated by Google) It is a short visit but the museum is well done and has many interesting things about the history of Paraguay and Asunción in particular. And it's free! (Original) Es una visita cortita pero el museo está bien hecho y tiene muchas cosas interesantes sobre la historia de Paraguay y de Asunción en particular. Y es gratuito!

(Translated by Google) Small museum located in the cultural center. The entrance is located near that of Casa Clari. Inside documents, maps, objects and works of art relating to the history of Asuncion. Take the time to read to appreciate. (Original) Petit musée situé dans le centre culturel. L’entrée se situe près de celle de Casa Clari. A l’intérieur des documents, des cartes, des objets et des œuvres d’arts ayant trait à l’histoire d’Asuncion. Prenez le temps de lire pour apprécier.

(Translated by Google) Good for walking around and learning about some historical artifacts. A guide is needed to explain each one. There's a pleasant walk-through area within the block and a restaurant with a magnificent view of the Government Palace. (Original) Bueno para recorrer y conocer algunos objetos de la historia. Se precisa guía que comente sobre cada uno de ellos. Hay un agradable lugar que se puede recorrer dentro de la manzana y un restaurante con una vista magnífica al palacio de gobierno.

(Translated by Google) The museum is located in the Centro Cultural de la Riviera complex. Besides, the entrance is the same. I was very well received there and the employee that day spontaneously offered me a private guided tour since I was alone. It's not a big museum; However, I learned some very interesting things there, about the city of Asunción and more generally about the history of Paraguay. My guide was super competent, she explained lots of things to me, it was great, thanks to her again 👍 (Original) Le musée est situé dans l'ensemble Centro Cultural de la Riviera. D'ailleurs l'entrée est la même. J'y ai été très bien accueilli et l'employée ce jour m'a spontanément proposé une visite guidée privée puisque j'étais seul. Ce n'est pas un grand musée ; pour autant, j'y ai appris des choses très intéressantes, sur la ville d'Asunción et plus globalement sur l'histoire du Paraguay. Ma guide était hyper compétente, elle m'a expliqué plein de choses, c'était génial, merci à elle encore 👍

(Translated by Google) Quite an interesting place, a multi-purpose center combining temporary exhibition halls, rooms dedicated to famous Paraguayan musicians, classrooms or workshops, and a cafeteria. Everything seems lively and frequented by locals. Seeing a place like this is a welcome sight in the neighborhood's battered landscape. (Original) Endroit assez intéressant, centre multi-fonction mêlant salles d'expositions temporaires, salles dédiées à des musiciens paraguayens célèbres, salles de cours ou d'ateliers et cafétéria. Le tout semble vivant et fréquenté par les locaux. Voir un lieu comme celui-là fait du bien dans le paysage cabossé du quartier.

(Translated by Google) This museum, located within the Manzana de la Rivera complex, is without a doubt the perfect starting point for your exploration of the city. Here, you will immerse yourself in the rich history of Asunción, with a tour that covers its various stages of development. It's like a trip back in time that provides you with essential context about the city. From its privileged location in front of the Government Palace, the museum invites you to deeply understand the history and evolution of Asunción. But that's not all; the Manzana de la Rivera is a cultural treasure in itself. In addition to the museum, you will find other points of interest to explore. Additionally, the guides here are extremely friendly and make your visit an enriching experience. (Original) Este museo, ubicado dentro del complejo Manzana de la Rivera, es sin duda, el punto de partida perfecto para tu exploración de la ciudad. Aquí, te sumergirás en la rica historia de Asunción, con un recorrido que abarca sus diversas etapas de desarrollo. Es como un viaje en el tiempo que te proporciona un contexto esencial sobre la ciudad. Desde su ubicación privilegiada frente al Palacio de Gobierno, el museo te invita a comprender profundamente la historia y la evolución de Asunción. Pero eso no es todo; la Manzana de la Rivera es un tesoro cultural en sí misma. Además del museo, encontrarás otros puntos de interés para explorar. Además, los guías aquí son extremadamente amables y hacen que tu visita sea una experiencia enriquecedora.

(Translated by Google) A nice museum with free entry in the city center. In it it was possible to visit exhibitions of modern art and vestiges and testimonies of the old Asuncion. All the staff were very helpful, a little difficult to find the entrance to the large complex. Do not miss the view of the presidential palace possible from a terrace of the museum. (Original) Un bel museo ad entrata gratuita nel centro della città. In esso é stato possibile visitare mostre d'arte moderna e vestigia e testimonianze della vecchia Asuncion. Tutto il personale é stato molto disponibile, un po' difficile trovare l'entrata del grosso complesso. Da non perdere la vista sul palazzo presidenziale possibile da una terrazza del museo.

It's definitely worth a stop when doing a walking tour of old town Asuncion! Not a grand cathedral, however it's very welcoming and a great place to spend some time.

Lovely church but mas was going on so we didn't get to see much

Nice old church. Had to go to the office to ask to visit the sanctuary.

Worth a visit, but left me a bit underwhelmed. A pretty church.

Very beautiful church!

A nice looking cathedral which stands out as particularly striking alongside the somewhat dismal plaza de armas.

Big but less impressive than the churches in Brazil.

Historic location. Very nice museum with several rooms of exhibits of period furnishings and artifacts. Nice historic paintings. Staff friendly and unobtrusive. Self tour, use your translator tool if you don’t read local language. Allow 30 to 60 minutes.

The best thing I can say about the museum is that it's free. There is one sculpture that I like there and then there is a bunch of dirty Dusty furniture. I guess it's worth a visit if you're in the area cuz it's free. It does have a functioning bathroom. The bathroom spray

Cool little museum, mostly a collection of artifacts from the colonial and early post-independence era. The letters from independence leaders in the first room are a real highlight. Free. Clean bathroom.

It is small pretty colonial spanish house

A well-preserved house where Paraguay's fight for independence started.Today, it’s a museum dispensing history of Paraguayan independence. The house once belonged to a wealthy family, consisting of 5 rooms and a large hall with a patio in the center. One can view where the desk and the oratory is located, the bedroom, the dining room, and portraits of famous heroes of Independence. Other artifacts include period documents, utensils, and original furniture from the early 1800s.

It was small place to see all. But we spent rich time there even it took less than 30 minutes. You can see Paraguayan independence history and precious exhibits. We felt their patriotism and passion. If you go to downtown, centoro, it’s worth to visit.

You must stop by here if you want to know more about Paraguayan history! It is a great place to see to soak up the feeling of Paraguay and its history.

Chill place, not much to do. Safe (many police).

A beautiful lush plaza, that seems well-used and safe. A wonderful place to relax in the shade and people watch. My favorite plaza in Asuncion.

It is an excellent and quiet place to hang out and you've got people moving as well so it's safe as well I think it's a very nice place to have a something to eat and drink mind you you can buy anything inside

Not much here for a tourist to see. Just an oasis of green in the urban landscape. I visited on a Sunday afternoon and it seemed to be a pretty friendly place. Kids were were playing on the swing sets, young parents were walking their toddlers, and lovers were cuddling on the benches.

A very nice and well maintained plaza if you looking for shade and a place to sit. Not very busy normally.

Absolutely nothing special about it. Unless you like soccer there is absolutely no reason to come to this country.

Peaceful. BUT - Lots in the neighbourhood and down Palma. Chipa so'o in the morning, maté all day, cheap street meat in the evenings, Checkpoint Bar, Rack n Roll Billiards til 3 am.. it felt like I was young again! Also - two bookstores in the park, and one across the street. Bought real PAPER maps, History of Paraguay - not for the faint of heart!, Myths and legends of Paraguay - wow. Now all I gotta do is learn español. And - across the other street is the old train station, now a museum. I think admission was 10,000 G. Worth it.

We enjoyed our lunch here. We walked the very short walk from the center of town, the neighborhood is not beautiful but okay and felt safe enough during the day. We had a jug of nice basic Sangria, good bread, refreshing non-spicy gazpacho, and the Gran Paella which looked great (see photos) and was pretty good. We have very high expectations for food and while we enjoyed the paella, must say I’ve had much better, more tasty and more flavorful paella in other countries. To be fair, Asuncion is far from the sea so I suspect the seafood was right out of the sea in other places, being so far from the sea I should say the paella here was pretty good given that. The service was okay here, we did have a snafu when the check came, there was a charge for extra prawns (shrimp) in the paella, which we did not request, however the waiter was speaking a bunch of Spanish rapidly and maybe he thought we were agreeing to extra shrimp ??? He rapidly and without hesitation struck the extra shrimp from the bill with a smile, by the way the quantity of shrimp we got in the “Gran” paella looked normal to us for something labelled “Gran” but apparently one only gets a couple shrimp if you don’t order extra? That made us feel a little weird as we don’t really know if they hope people won’t check their bill for extras or whether we nodded our head to something by accident, unclear. Anyways the waiter was nice about it. The decor here is super fun, loved the “free no-WiFi zone” sign and the bell you ring to call the waiter (see video). Glad we experienced this place, it’s almost 5 star but not quite in our view.

Great place with a vibe. Really kind service and good prices. Food is done au point. Can recommend!

Tucked away on a quiet street. Small venue with character and great flavour! The best steak!

Perhaps the best restaurant in Asunción to get great tasting paella. Great Spanish atmosphere with great service and good location near the core downtown area of Asunción. Seafood paella is probably the best item in the menu,highly recommended.

Great food, great service, great ambiance! We had some tapas and paella which was a great combination. Worth a visit. Prices are great too. We were the only guests but there was a constant stream of deliveries that we saw.

Everyone here is attentive (they even received my friends and me 20 minutes prior to their opening). The atmosphere is great, the notes on the walls are amazing and are an amazing point of this restaurant. Pablito is a very special guy and gives his best to make the customers experience even more delightful. Thanks, Pablito and the whole team, our time with you was incredible. Will return once more for sure.

Food is usually outstanding (some days the quality is lower thus "usually"). Though going in a couple is not bad, going in grups is significantly better and cheaper; the attention also improves for groups mainly because the waiters become friendlier. If you have the chance to be served by "Pablo" take it! Don't bet on plates other than the paellas.

Waste of time and money Went there for supper waiting 45 minutes Just for drinks and 1 hour for appetizers Service wasn't there food was ok but cold Wouldn't go again

OVERPRICED DUMP. NOT a cocktail bar by any means. The place looks bad, everything is worn out, old poorly painted chairs. Cocktails? Apart from waiting almost 20 mins for 2 drinks, despite the place being almost empty, calling these drinks cocktails is a far fetched overstatement. Mixing some fruit juice with some garbage alcohol in a water glass. Good thing we didn't get food too. The kitchen looks extremely dirty. Not coming here again, and I reccomend to be avoided. Waste of time.

Amazing place, great atmosphere. Drinks 🍸 quality still have some place for improvement.

Had the opportunity to go at Negroni in Montevideo and was expecting to reproduce the same experience I had there (a nice one). Unfortunately I couldn't, I left the place because I didn't want to beg to be served, that's because the place had only three tables occupied. The attendent saw that I already read the menu and was expecting to order, but no action from her.

Really nice view from the rooftop. American types dishes. Nice places and ambient. Staff very friendly.

The tuna didn't smell or taste like tuna but more like herring, and left a tingle on the tongue, didn't eat it and dodged food poisoning. The atmosphere and interior/ terasse are better at the downtown location. Weren't allowed to eat outside because it had rained earlier in the day. The monday maki discount isn't valid every monday as it does not apply on mondays that fall on holidays.

Love the location and the view, but the bar has a very limited selection of brands. Basically they only serve Chivas, Jack Daniels and Bombay Gin, when I asked the staff why they said it had something to do with selling exclusive brands. Would be much better if the bar had a better selection. ****Update**** I returned to the restaurant and they have upgraded the bar selection...new choices include Glenfiddich, Johnnie Walker and more. Very nice improvement.

great poker dealers, smoky and run down needs upgrading, food is good . nothing free everything cost here even drinks, blackjack has bad rules crap horrible odds its a casino like vegas 40 yrs ago nothing to appeal to players just take money, slots plenty full, carribean poker, no non smoking area so if not a smoker the place is horrible. Chairs are not comfortable either. a little investment in furnishings and upgrading the interior design would go a long way to making it a fun place.

One of the best online casinos here in Paraguay, the service of waitressing very much nice and kind. Definitely coming back.

Great place to play slots machines to have some drinks, and great dinner. Also on weekends they have live music and play local bands.

limit 300k guaranis, table opens at 2pm but then theres only one table per game. baccarat opens at 10pm, one table aswell

Great place, a bit expensive but kind of worth it to hang out one night

A bit messy. People all around. Not good service .Too noisy . Did not like it.

Received a full house at their carribean stud poker table it pays $125 to one odds.

Delicious! It was very good, service very good. First place I ate in the city, but I will come back. I think it’s more like a 4.6 instead of the 4.4 it has at the time of my writing this review. The risotto was excellent, but the other thing that looks like a giant scotch egg was delicious (apologies, don’t know the name)

Hidden gem in Asuncion. Modern and surprising architecture with a nice garden flair. Small menu, but just about right for everyone to find something. The food is just melting on the tongue. Staff is super friendly.

Food was good. My wife absolutely loved hers. The value for money was maybe not quite there. They also expect a 10% tip on top of everything, despite having pretty expensive food for Paraguay.

Tasty and delicious food. Wine selection could be better but the offer is good. The place is innovative and the mixture of an industrial style the luxurious of Paraguay’s flora make the plus factor. Service is attentive and the space is ideal por a relaxed dinner.

Very delicious meals! Get the Ribeye!

We saw online the recommendations for this restaurant and we wanted to come visit. We shared the appetizers which were delicious. Tried some of the specials too. The waitstaff is excellent.

Dined with the family. I ordered the House Cheesburger, my sister a bowl of noodles, my mother a Risotto and my Stepdad a Steak Eye. It took over an hour. My Cheesburger was phenomenal, amazing. Bread is made in the house, the meat was amazingly cooked and it was filled to the top with it’s extra ingredients. Sadly, only me and my sister enjoyed our food. My stepfather had to give back his plate because it was overcooked and my mom ended up eating part of my Hamburger because the Risotto wasn’t as good and didn’t fill her up. I’d recommend the Cheesburger, but I would just choose just somewhere else to eat if it’s to eat a Hamburger, and even more one that is not as expensive.

Quite a small museum with sacred art created during the colonial period, which means that there are a lot of Christian religious depictions. They are all quite beautiful with signage all in Spanish. The curator is quite friendly and provided a good 15-minute description about the history of the Guarani people and the significance of the museum. It's housed in a beautiful building with lots of steps to reach the top.

Small but poignant museum with excellent descriptions of the artifacts (in Spanish only). Excellent view into the cultural mix of the Guaraní and Spanish colonists. The gentleman at the reception, who also gave us an introduction to the museum and its contents, was wonderful.

We loved this small museum of sacred art. The guide was fantastic. He went over the story behind the museum and give us the story about the art. My husband and I absolutely enjoyed it.

One of the best museums in Asunción. Sacred art is the biggest artistic treasure Paraguay produced during its colonial period. Housed in a beautifully restored italian style villa in a quiet downtown corner. The Museo de Arte sacro exhibits remarkable pieces of art, mostly made by the Guaraní indigenous in the Jesuit Reductions that flourished in the XVII century.

A little gem and must visit!

Many old wood carvings. Small place religious statues.. No camera permitted..

Excellent

This cool cafe has some good vegan options on their menu. We tried the veggie bagel, which was pretty good. The bagel was not the best, as finding good bagels is hard. We also tried the Fun Guy sandwich which was a mushroom sandwich! It was delicious and full of flavor! The coffee and cappuccino with plant milk were both great. I wasn’t a huge fan of the small side of chips, could be better there. Overall it was a good experience and nice vegan option! I’ll definitely go back to try the seitan sandwich soon! :)

Really liked this spot. I would claim it’s tied for first as best coffee shop in Asuncion. Highly recommended coming here with a book for the day.

Cozy cafe with good coffee, delicious cookies and muffins and friendly staff.

This is a wonderful coffee shop. They use Totem coffee with limited options with variety of beans. Sticking to the blended expresso for the basic. They make a very good flat white styled drink that is perfect but with too thick of firm foam (good body still). A chill place. The prices are in the proper band.

Such a lovely place. I appreciated they have a good selection of coffees: - Fltrados - Espresso estilo I went there to enjoy a coffee, but I will definitively go back as it seems they have nice food as well. Great atmosphere, cozy place. Get the hype without you feel over-hyped. Definitively one of the best place I have been so far in Asunción

Café Consulado is a great island of peace and culture in the middle of the concrete jungle of the Capital, Asuncion. They offer a wide variety of products, including healthy meals, arts, crafts and an extensive catalogue of coffees. Personally, I have tried the gravlax, the mbeju, the coffees, the vegan cookie, the Fichas de Mandioca... and all of them have been excellent! If you need a break from the hectic pace of downtown, a different place to work, or a good cup of coffee, Consulado is the place.

You must visit this coffee shop in Asuncion! The staff is incredibly friendly, and they serve the highest quality coffee. You'll see why there are so many customers every day!

A great museum where you can learn about the indigenous peoples of Paraguay and see items dated back 1500 years and of the previous century. A huge collection of domestic artifacts as well. The museum employee, Ariel, was very helpful and kind to share some interesting facts about those items. Definitely recommend! Free entrance.

Very good collection, but "technical" exhibition dedign.

Nice place, sadly photos are prohibited. So much to learn about the native culture. It's free and have a tour guide but nothing in english, only spanish speaking and writing. Only stairs, not available for wheelchairs. You can buy souvenirs and bags made by original native people.

Worth the trouble to find. It is a look into the recent past of indigenous peoples in Paraguay.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful space, full of memories and history. It provides a very complete overview of the history of Paraguay, particularly of the natives. The service was exceptional from the moment I arrived to the presentation of the space and the pieces, until my departure. I highly recommend visiting it. It is worth it!! Congratulations on the space, organization and collection. Filming or photography is not permitted on site. (Original) Espaço maravilhoso, cheio de memórias e de história. Faz um apanhado muito completo sobre a história do Paraguai, particularmente dos nativos. O atendimento foi excepcional desde a minha chegada até a apresentação do espaço e das peças, até a minha saída. Recomendo demais a visitação. Vale a pena!! Parabéns pelo espaço, organização e acervo. No local não é permitido filmar nem fotografar.

(Translated by Google) A nice little museum where you can learn a lot about the way of life of the Guarani indigenous people and also about those from the Chaco. There are urns, weapons for hunting, children's toys, headdresses and robes as well as various everyday items. There is also a comprehensive exhibition dedicated to the Slovenian researcher Branislava Susnik and her research expeditions. (Original) Ein schönes kleines Museum, in dem man viel über die Lebensweise der Guarani Indigenen und auch über diejenigen aus dem Chaco erfahren kann. Hier hat es Urnen, Waffen für die Jagd, Kinderspielsachen, Kopfschmuck und Gewänder und auch diverse Gebrauchsgegenstände. Außerdem ist der slowenischen Forscherin Branislava Susnik und ihren Forschungsexpeditionen eine umfassende Ausstellung gewidmet.

(Translated by Google) A mixed experience visiting this museum, whose entrance is so discreet on this rather bumpy stretch of Avenida España that you could easily walk past it without realizing it. You have to ring the bell and wait until someone opens the gate at the top of the stairs, which remains padlocked, no doubt as a precaution given the dilapidated state of the immediate surroundings. The chronological section detailing the research, excavations, and other elements of Branka Susnic's impressive career is interesting, well-documented, and very comprehensive. The exhibition rooms, however, are poorly lit and unfortunately do not adequately showcase the objects on display. The explanatory vignettes, when they exist, are too basic to constitute an interesting source of information, and their placement is often strange. The museum, however, is appreciated for its free admission. Donations are welcome. (Original) Expérience mitigée lors de la visite de ce musée dont l'entrée est si discrète dans ce bout passablement défoncé de l'Avenida España qu'on pourrait aisément passer devant sans le savoir. Il faut sonner et patienter jusqu'à ce qu'on vienne vous ouvrir la grille en haut de l'escalier, qui reste cadenassée sans doute par précaution vu le délabrement des environs immédiats. La partie chronologique qui détaille les recherches, fouilles et autres éléments de l'impressionnant parcours de Branka Susnic est intéressante, bien documentée et très complète. Les salles d'exposition sont, quant à elles, bien mal éclairées et ne mettent hélas pas assez en valeur les objets présentés. Les vignettes explicatives, quant elles existent, sont trop basiques pour constituer une source d'information intéressante et leur placement est souvent étrange. La gratuité du musée est en revanche appréciée. On peut laisser une donation.

(2023-02-28) I was there for a Conmebol Copa Libertadores game. Cerro Porteño against a club from Chile. The match was super interesting and the Paraguayan team won. However, the area of the stadium is not charming and welcoming. For gringos, it can be somewhat dangerous if you are alone or you do not have someone speaking Spanish with you. Have your IDs and a bit of cash with you. EDIT: I have been a second time against Palmeiras in a VIP section. The entrance is safer but the area around the stadium is still not good. My rating remain.

This stadium is in excellent conditions, the seats are for 45,000 persons at full capacity, but sometimes they allow 48,000 persons including the people that are stand up. The grass seems very well preserved. Is the house of CP CERRO PORTENO. A club with a great tradition in Asuncion Paraguay.

This stadium is amazing! It would look better with a roof, a facade, and the seats closer to the pitch.

Good stadium and the game we went for had lots of security. They don’t sell alcohol inside the stadium only food

A good place to be, good atmosphere, a lot of different typesoffood, only 4 points because there are no merchandising shops

I went to a concert here, it was nice but security measures were not reliable. The stadium entrance seems too small for the volume of people it could host; I can't imagine myself attending a match here since the entrance doors are not in proper conditions, I wouldn't risk to come and see any team

The stadium top in the World

Not too many vegan options, but the ones they had were absolutely delicious. Plant based milk for coffee & the best vegan burger I've had in Paraguay so far! The bread makes all the difference and the veggie patty seems like it was made of Yuka, soft on the inside, but crunchy on the outside. Muy bueno 💚

This was a beautiful little cafe set a few blocks off Santa Teresa. Easy to find & just so cute. The pop of green & decor was one thing but the breads were amazing! Comfy seating & great juices as well as coffee. We went a few times and were not disappointed. Service, I have to say, was inconsistent but I would still go back!

This is the best place to have breakfast in Asuncion and there is a small market every Tuesday in the back! Highly recommended.

This review was written in February 2025, OOOOOMMMGGGG, good food & great pastry selection. My beautiful wife found Karu while looking for a bread & coffee shop in Asunción. As visitors from a foreign country we like to try the local coffee & pastry shops. During our two months in Asunción, PY, we have tried and tested a few coffee & bread shops, but they were nothing to write home about. Our visit to Karu changed all that. This restaurant offers a food selection that was fairly decent. Over the years I have tasted hundreds, maybe even thousands of breads and pastries, but Karu has some of the best bakery breads and pastries I have tasted. The glass display counter excels in displaying their delicious selection of bakery goods. You can't go wrong n trying any of their bread or pastry items. If you live in Asunción or plan to visit Karu bakery & coffee shop. You will not be disappointed. We highly recommend a visit to KARU.

They have amazing food there. You wont be disappointed... and if you are, i will eat my hat.

Good food. Especially the bread. Breakfast meals were decent. If you want service, raise your hand .

Relaxing and vibrant with fresh foods that are delicious!

Super cool art gallery/ museum! We stumbled upon it while getting food and found it really wonderful! Definitely worth checking out. :)

The place is financed by Spanish Emabssy what helps to this culture center to keep everyday activities, the events are happening between cinema, library and art museum

Good cultural and arts centre. Spanish funded and promoted

Great place to have fun!

The trees, forest....a really lovely place

Beautiful place

It's an amazing place.

Nice place to walk or run. Lots of green spaces and it also has some ducks and many native bird species

Biggest park around Asuncion. Lots of nature trails, good for running. Toilets at the entries. Some other activities like renting bike, cafe, children playground. There is a pond, more like a small lake. It's good for an afternoon stroll

In many sources, the park is listed as dog friendly, but the truth is that they won't let you and your dog into the park.

Really nice park that’s safe to walk and run in as a woman by yourself. Lots of security available. But please update your bathrooms! They’re always filthy, never have toilet paper, and aren’t accessible with a stroller, which causes it to be very difficult to take my 3 young kids to the bathroom when my oldest needs to go.

Thank GOD for this place! Paraguay is already landlocked but a wide open park is what you need to escape sometimes. You 'will' need a car to get there though. Has a few workout pieces & cheap bicycles to rent (Bring your ID!) if you like but most people just go there to walk it's length then go. It could benefit from a garden & a .ore ambitious play area for kids.

Great place to walk, ride a bike o practice a sport, there are basketball and tennis courts, football fields. All of the courts are free to use but there's almost always people using them!

Best park to run at in Asunción! It’s a nice flat 5km loop with markings every 100m so you know how you’re tracking. The bike park next door also allows you to rent bikes for free! You just need to leave some ID. Only issue is that it can get crowded after work or on weekends, so recommend going early in the AM.

Nice chill park, a lot of végétations. It's more for walking or running, thank just chilling. Very safe. Have drinking water.

A wonderful patch of natural peace within walking distance of Asuncion's new City central districts. The Park's wide walking paths are lined with lush plants and overhanging tree branches provide plenty of cool shade. It took me around a half hour to walk the Park's outer circuit and I left feeling calmed and refreshed. I will be back.

Great walking place with many trees and flowers lots of shade on hot days to protect you from the sun. Slight inclines increase the difficulty of your walk. Plenty of parking. Only negative is ID control police. It's a park not a military installation. Where's my freedom to go where I want to without government interference?

Nice place to get away from the craziness and pollution of the city, a little oasis where to walk or do some jogging.

⸻ An Ideal Place for Walking and Running This park is a perfect escape for anyone looking to walk or run in a peaceful environment. Entry requires either a physical ID or a photo of it. Since it’s reserved exclusively for pedestrians, you don’t have to worry about cyclists. The park is spacious enough that city noise fades away, allowing you to enjoy the calm and focus on your activity. The people here are respectful and friendly, creating a positive atmosphere. Many thanks to those who maintain and care for this wonderful place.

I visited Parque de la Salud during my stay in Asunción and was truly impressed. The park is located in a calm, secure, and beautiful district — the perfect setting to relax and reconnect with nature. Entry is free, and you simply register when you enter and again when you leave, which adds a sense of safety and organization. There are clean restrooms for men and women right at the entrance. Inside, the park is beautifully maintained — green, peaceful, and full of life. You’ll find many small paths winding through the trees, offering different routes each time you visit. Hidden benches and quiet corners invite you to sit down, reflect, or just listen to the many birds around you. A lovely surprise is the small open library, where you can borrow a book and read surrounded by nature — a perfect detail for those who like to disconnect and slow down. Everywhere you look, there are colorful butterflies, birds, and insects, giving the park a vibrant, living atmosphere. One small tip: if you’re sensitive to mosquito bites, it’s good to come prepared, as there can be some around — especially in shaded or humid areas. Overall, Parque de la Salud is a real gem in Asunción: peaceful, safe, and beautifully cared for. I can highly recommend it and will definitely return to stroll around and find some peace again.

Open from 6 am. Super popular for walking. Wide path, asphalt, suitable for running. Almost flat. The only down side is circuit only 1.5 km long. You get bored. Well maintained, free wife at the entry and health station, toilets. Free car park. Many trees have placks with names. Great park for a central Asuncion

I waited an hour to be served some chicken fingers, a simple fried dish. They were just okay. The flavor and presentation were fine, but definitely not worth the price. The place was full of flies, which was really unpleasant, and later mosquitoes started biting, so bring repellent if you go. Honestly, I’d only recommend this spot if you want a photo on the terrace. Even a basic drink took 30 minutes to arrive. The staff was rude. They got our order wrong and blamed us for it. We had a reservation for 4:30 PM, arrived on time, and were told we should’ve come at 4. They had given our table to someone else and said those people didn’t want to move. They placed us at a different table, then later moved us to the one we had actually reserved. Also, they don’t accept cards or have a POS, only cash or bank transfers, which is very inconvenient. They expect you to show up 30 minutes before your reservation and still make you wait an hour for a basic dish.

I can’t tell you about the food really, ordered very basic food but the mbeju and mate cocido con leche. It was good but I can’t rate the food. No complaints when it comes to food and drink. It is a bit by Paraguayan standards but you’re paying for a view which IS WORTH IT. But before I go to that part…. THEY ONLY TAKE CASH. Now the view, it’s amazing. That’s why you come here, there’s other places for food and coffee, but one place for the view of this palace. Had no issues with staff, they were nice and gave me the WiFi password when asked. So they have WiFi, views, the staff was good. No complaints. You may have birds join you for food but they’re harmless. I went on a random Tuesday and it was easy to get in. So I recommend you at least get coffee here and enjoy the views

Palace views with delicious food, yes please! Loved our meal at sunset and stayed until it was dark to see the palace change from pink to pretty much a whitish color. Lovely patio! The food...OK, the chicken dish I ordered was simple, yet Devine. Perfectly cooked, I almost ordered a 2nd round. Yummmm!!!

View is 10 stars, not everwhere you het to enjoy a cocktail in front of the equivalent of Buckingham Palace. Personnel very helpful, food was up there too, especially la pasta en pala di pizza, really nice! Highly Recommended!

Lovely café and restaurant inside the Manzana de la Rivera cultural center. Everything's good: from coffee drinks, to sweets to meal courses and desserts, but the highlight of the place is absolutely the terrace from which you get an unparalleled and unobstructed view of the Presidential Palace just across the street. To make sure you can enjoy your evening on the terrace it is best to reserve as this is a very popular place. Service is kind, professional and fast, prices very honest, especially considering the location. Nothing, really, to complain about and a highly recommended place for a uniquely Paraguayan experience in front of the most important palace of the whole country.

Though I did not try the food, the bartender and waitress were both very friendly, and fixed a good caipirinha. What makes the place, of course, is the wonderful views of the presidential palace from the terrace. Cute cats too!

Before you want to eat outside on the patio, you need to make a reservation. We ate inside however. Inside across of the bar, there is still a very good view of the presidential palace which is nicely lit up during the night time. The waiters take their time with serving you. They looked a bit unorganised and seem to prioritise the costumers outside. Our waitress also seemed a bit surprised when we asked for the bill not long after we finished our food. The food however, gnocchi and fettuccine, were very delicious. Definitely some of the better food I ate here in Asuncion. The flavours are on point and the portion size is well balanced with the price we paid for our food. Sitting inside, the music can be a bit loud, but all in all we had a very good experience in Casa Clari.

Loved my stay at Nómada Hostel! Super friendly staff, clean rooms, and a relaxing garden with a pool. Great social vibe and comfy beds with privacy curtains. Perfect spot for backpackers in Asunción.

It's was a nice experience. Had a great there.. service was real good.

Owowo. it is nice place. Wonderful room Service. Thanks you so mach.

The hostel is alright, big garden/common area. The kitchen is always a bit dirty. The room is nice, the bed has curtain.

Really nice staff would recommend great value for money

Very nice and warm service

Amazing hostel, super chill and the owner Miguel is very helpful with anything you need

The place is very comfortable, call them to reserve a table some day's before. The drinks are a little expensive but after that you'll have a good night

Exelent

Super

Super

(Translated by Google) Nice and very busy bowling alley. Excellent service and prepared and friendly security. Recommended! (Original) Lindo y muy concurrido boliche. Excelente atención y la seguridad preparada y amable. Recomendado!

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, good sound, just don't ask for fernet, they don't know how to prepare it, that wasn't branca, gentlemen! ! (Original) Muy lindo lugar buen sonido sólo no pidan fernet no saben prepararlo eso no era branca señores! !

(Translated by Google) I love the place (Original) Me encanta el lugar

Easy bus terminal. Looked for, and found easily a ticket to Cuidad del Este, on my way to Iguazu falls.

To use the city buses you need a Jaha card (prepaid travel card which holds credit. Available from places showing aquí pago or pago express). Journeys roughly 2000-3500 each. Can share a card for multiple trips on same bus

Basically this is the only bus terminal in the City, so there's no way they compete for improving it. The other bus terminals in Paraguay are worse, so I stay with 2 instead of 1 star here, since we talk Capital City of Paraguay. LOL 🚻The Toilets are unhygienic, unless you use NSA VIP access. 🌭The food places and stores are very much camping Kiosk style and you might believe this is a temporary emergency Terminal hall... no it's not. This is the 'standard' they give you. 🚫There is NO air conditioning! You got ventilators and a roof though. 🛂You can buy your ticket directly in the bus agency Offices locally present, opening times depend. Phone lines are eventually available and some like NSA offer Android app purchase. Passport or Cédula are required most trips. 🚕🚖Taxis are present outside, but the typical dirty ones. Recommending MUV app for clean private transports like 'Über'. Summing up: Bus travel is comfortable and cheap for like 90.000Gs 6h trips. The quality of Buses varies a bit, but is very high compared to economy airplane seats.

There is a guardamaletas (luggage storage) on NE end of the terminal, to your right entering the terminal from the buses. They are open until midnight and charge 10,000 Guaranis per bag per day. Buses on the Ave. Argentina side, the stop is to your right.

The Terminal sits diagonally on the corner of Avenida República Argentina and Avenida Fernando de la Mora. There is an ATM, money-changing facilities and a left-luggage office.

was full of people. lot of bussess. not clean outside. terrible dirty toilets.

New beautiful terminal bus station.

Strategically located minutes from the airport, in a very safe area of Asunción, across the street from a 24 hour Super Seis market and restaurants, sits this rare elegant, five star accommodations at a fair price, with swimming pool and a breakfast to die for! Comfortable rooms with high quality mattresses, linens and comfortable seating outside the door with a view of the tropical style swimming pool and poolside dining area. We were impressed by the value and Superior customer service by the management and front desk team. The room was equipped with just about everything you could imagine including remote controls for the air conditioner, cable TV and the high speed internet work just fine. Highly recommended. You won't be disappointed. I put PT on the list of my top destinations while visiting Paraguay and this part of South America. Uber or taxi from the airport to the hotel only costs about US$3.

This place was designed with great quality and detail. Its classic style and paradise-like garden offer plenty of space to relax and enjoy nature in the midst of the city. Wifi was good in our room (30 Mbit/s) and the rooms are spacious with big beds. Breakfast had great variety and fresh fruits in a chic environment. Friendly staff (especially the nice gentleman when we arrived late). Thank you for your exceptional service 🌸

I suggest if you want spacious room to negotiate until your face is purple and receptionist face is green. Nice amenities. Didn’t appreciate the unintelligent cockroaches in my cigars. Having cigars gone chew by the way of cockroaches 🪳 is a small cost to use amenities here ? You decide. I only realized when I wanted to give good people them and only have 12 left from 50. 38 is chew by cockroach. I can’t physically consume 38 that the insect eat half or tip or all. Clearly it’s 🪳

What a cute little hotel! Though not within walking distance to much cabs and Uber are readily available. It's a little oasis in the middle of the city. It's not a fancy hotel like a Sheraton but it's quaint with a wonderful old world charm. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable and reasonably priced. The staff have been gracious and are so helpful. My husband found this little gem last year as he was ready to come home to Canada. He was so happy to have been "stuck" here during the Covid-19 shutdown and couldn't wait to come back and bring me along. We will definitely be coming back again and again. 🤩

Staying at the Paramenta was a high point of our trip to Asuncion. Such a beautiful courtyard with a crystal-clear pool and palm trees for shade. The breakfast buffet had lots of variety and was a good place to meet new friends. The rooms were excellent with great showers, A/C and WiFi. The proprietors speak German, English, Spanish and presumably Guarani.

Very good hotel comparing the price and the quality! Close to the airport and the modern part of the city. Old city can be reached easily by urban buses.

Amazing experience. The pool was tremenduous beautiful. Furnitures are antiques and classical. The bathroom was simple, but fine. The prices was good (cheap).

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(Translated by Google) They are not empathetic with the students in any sense, in the midst of a flood in all sectors of the country without even being able to go out, they are asked to attend the exams having a digital platform that can be used as a method of help on days when it is impossible to go. But nooo for events, classes are suspended 3 weeks before!!! Terrible university. (Original) No son empaticos con los alumnos en ningún sentido, en pleno diluvio en todos los sectores del país sin poder nisiquiera salir se pide asistir a los exámenes teniendo una plataforma digital ala cual se puede utilizar como método de ayuda en días que es imposible ir. Pero para eventos nooo, ahí si se suspende las clases 3 semanas antes!!! Pésima universidad.

(Translated by Google) If you are thinking about pursuing a virtual degree at UNIDA, keep in mind that just to enroll, they will attend to you afterwards. If I saw you, I don't remember. If you're lucky, they will superimpose the subjects all together on the same day and time of the week and you can go with the recordings and practical work. That's if you're lucky because the teachers don't show up to give their classes scheduled for the week and they don't even let you know. You're left stuck waiting for your class and they never show up. If they feel like it, they'll upload it. recording of your class and if not, they extend you a few more days so that you can do magic and deliver the work as best you can, and if you don't understand, it's your problem, points less. The REGRETTABLE academic coordination supports the teachers, go as you can, so you have to become UNIDA teachers to get paid for uploading the recordings of the classes when you can because to debate and for the student to ask questions in face-to-face class, it is impossible, they never have time and they never let you know that they don't arrive for class. This faculty is a total disappointment. (Original) Si estas pensando en seguir una carrera virtual en UNIDA tené en cuenta que solo para matricularte te atienden después si te vi no me acuerdo, si tenes suerte, te superponen las materias todas juntas en el mismo día y horario denla semana y vete vos con las grabaciones y los trabajos prácticos, eso si tenes suerte xq los profesores no aparecen para dar sus clases fijadas en la semana y ni te avisan te quedas clavado esperando su clase y jamás aparecieron si se les antoja te suben la grabación de su clase y si no te extienden unos días más para q hagas magia y entregues los trabajos como puedas y si no entendes es tu problema puntos menos. La coordinación académica LAMENTABLE apoya a los profesores vete vos como puedas así que hay q llegar a ser profesores de la UNIDA para cobrar por subir cuando puedas las grabaciones de las clases xq para debatir y que el alumno pregunte en clase presencial es imposible nunca tienen tiempo y nunca te avisan que no llegan para la clase. Una decepción total esta facultad.

(Translated by Google) I'm an engineer, not a kid anymore. Terrible experience, a lot of losses. I lost over R$400,000 due to persecuting professors in the last semesters, having to transfer. Some professionals have no understanding of ethics. Better to go to the Pacific or flee this country for Argentina, especially if you're a good-looking person, if you know what I mean. (Original) Sou engenheiro, já não sou um garoto. Péssima experiência, muito prejuízo. Perdi mais de 400 mil reais por professores perseguidores nos últimos períodos, tendo que transferir. Alguns profissionais não sabem o que é ética. Melhor ir pra pacífico ou fugir desse país indo pra Argentina, principalmente se você for uma pessoa com boa aparência, se é que me entende.

(Translated by Google) If you have the opportunity to study at the university, miss it. Dirty bathrooms, no water, moldy classrooms and paint falling off from the humidity on the second floor. Slow processes, they made me extend the registration blocking process for four months so that in the end I ended up paying almost an entire semester that I will not attend (I cannot exclude subjects because the period has already passed) and in the end the procedure is totally unnecessary because it is the same to pay for the entire semester and not attend classes; They have to wait in line for a form that can be done online but they want you to do it there If you don't upload the exam to the platform, they won't correct it, but if there is a storm to the point where the university patio floods, they won't move it to virtual. Computer classrooms are not only available for engineering, do you want to have accounting systems classes like Starsoft? Buy a computer, it is in our mesh but it is not our duty to have the tools If you are going to enter for engineering or medicine, it is a good university (leaving aside the medicine professor who slept with students for grades), for the other majors it is not worth the effort and expense because the coordinators do not make the slightest effort. provide the benefits they advertise (Original) Si tienen la oportunidad de estudiar en la unida, desprovechenla. Baños sucios, sin agua, aulas con moho y pintura cayéndose de la humedad en el segundo piso. Procesos lentos, me hicieron alargar cuatro meses el proceso de bloqueo de matrícula para que al final termine pagando casi todo un semestre que no asistiré (no puedo excluir materias porque ya paso el periodo) y al final el procedimiento es totalmente innecesario porque es lo mismo que pagar todo el semestre y no asistir a clases; que andarles detrás de la cola por un formulario que se puede hacer en línea pero quieren que lo hagas ahí Si no subes el examen a la plataforma no te lo van a corregir pero si hay una tormenta al punto en el que el patio de la universidad se inunda no lo van a pasar a virtual Las aulas de computación no sólo están disponibles para ingeniería, ¿quieres tener clases de sistemas contables como starsoft? Comprate una computadora, esta en nuestra malla pero no es nuestro deber tener las herramientas Si van a entrar para ingeniería o medicina es buena universidad (sacando de lado el profesor de medicina que se acostaba con alumnas por notas), para las demás carreras no vale la pena el esfuerzo y gasto porque los coordinadores no se esfuerzan en lo mínimo de brindar los beneficios que publicitan

(Translated by Google) Terrible student support. Everything was fine when it came to enrolling you, they were very quick and attentive, then they forgot you existed. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT. (Original) Pésima atención al alumno. Para inscribirte todo bien, son muy rápidos y atentos, luego se olvidan de tu existencia. NO LO RECOMIENDO.

Hello good evening

(Translated by Google) Dirty, neglected place... It is really inadmissible that a public space intended for recreation and entertainment for children and adults is in such a condition, not to mention the games for children, all broken, without any maintenance. (Original) Lugar sucio, descuidado... Realmente es inadmisible que un espacio público destinado a la esparcimiento y entretenimiento de chicos y grandes este en semejante condición, ni hablar de los juegos para niños, todos rotos, sin ningún tipo de mantenimiento.

(Translated by Google) There is quite a lot of fathers and mothers who take their children to play in the park in the square. Also, some people take advantage of the large space to go jogging and keep fit. It has a soccer field that is also used by both women and men. It is usually well cared for. Wi-Fi is not working as it should. Smokers unfortunately go and contaminate the pure air that others go looking for in this place. There is a lack of police presence in the square. (Original) Hay bastante concurrencia de padres y madres que llevan a sus hijos para jugar en el parque de la plaza. Además, algunas personas aprovechan el amplio espacio para ir a trotar y mantenerse en forma. Cuenta con una cancha de fútbol que también es aprovechada tanto por mujeres como por hombres. Suele estar bien cuidada. El Wi-Fi no funciona como debería. Los fumadores lastimosamente van y contaminan el aire puro que otros salen a buscar en este lugar. Hace falta presencia policial en la plaza.

(Translated by Google) Heroes of Chaco Plaza. CPJ/Paraguay Senior Adult group heading to Corrientes (Original) Plaza Heroes del Chaco. Rumbo a Corrientes grupo Adulto Mayor del CPJ/ Paraguay

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) Muy bueno

(Translated by Google) The attendance is sporadic since when you are calm and want to stay longer, some marijuana users appear, despite having Police Station 12 2 blocks away and in order not to deal with them or your family, you prefer to leave there. (Original) La concurrencia es esporádica ya que cuando estás tranquilo y querés permanecer más tiempo, aparecen algunos consumidores de marihuana, a pesar de tener a 2 cuadras la Comisaria 12 y para no lidiar con ellos o tu familia, preferís retirarte de allí.

(Translated by Google) Tree-lined square in Tribute to the Heroes of the Chaco War, fallen and former Trinidadian combatants. Among those, the former President and Commander in the War, Col. Rafael Franco, stands out, as does Francisco Estigarribia, who fell in Boquerón and who was immortalized as the Unknown Soldier. This property in the most sought-after area of ​​Asunción was donated by the LACONICH family (Original) Plaza arbolada en Homenaje a los Héroes de la Guerra del Chaco, caídos y ex combatientes Trinidenses. Entre los que se destaca al Ex Pdte y Comandante en la Guerra, Cnel Rafael Franco, al igual que Francisco Estigarribia, caído en Boquerón y en quién se inmortalizó cómo al Soldado Desconocido. Este predio en la zona más cotizada de Asunción, fue donado por la familia LACONICH

(Translated by Google) It is a memorial plaza, it has many trees and plants, places to sit with a view of the Asunción Waterfront. Safe space, usually guarded by police, since it is located next to the López Palace. It has no attractions in it, since its function is more to be a memorial and in the information plaques we can denote the historical context. (Original) Es una plaza memorial, cuenta con muchos árboles y plantas, lugares para sentarse con vista a la Costanera de Asunción. Espacio seguro, por lo general resguardado por policías, ya que se encuentra al lado del Palacio de López. No tiene atractivos en la misma, ya que su función es más ser un memorial y en las placas informativas podemos denotar el contexto histórico.

(Translated by Google) A quiet place that inspires reflection on what happened in the past in Paraguay (Original) Un lugar tranquilo que inspira a la reflexión sobre lo sucedido en el pasado en Paraguay

(Translated by Google) Very pretty square with views of the Costanera. (Original) Praça bem bonita com vista para a costanera.

(Translated by Google) It has a beautiful view of the waterfront, a beautiful place with beautiful plants and trees! (Original) Cuenta con una hermosa vista ala costanera hermoso lugar cuenta con hermosas planta y arboles!

(Translated by Google) A brief history. The fascist sculptor, beloved by Francisco Franco and a participant in the Valley of the Fallen in Spain, built a syncretic monument for the dictator Stroessner during his lifetime, linking Stroessner, the Virgin of Caacupé, and Carlos Antonio López, decapitating himself on the summit of Lambaré Hill. In 1991, in a spirit of democratic fervor, the city of Asunción removed the dictator's statue. Facing the risk of its loss as an object of worship, the artist Carlos Colombino created an "anti-monument" with such powerful elements that it prevented the reconstruction of the statue and the symbol of hatred, pain, and death that today represents everything related to his conceptually pure fascist regime. Memorial activities are held in this plaza, reflecting the barbarity of the Stroessner dictatorship from 1954 to 1989. And every August 30th, tributes are held to the disappeared on the INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE DISAPPEARED, a designation proposed by Fedefam and instituted by the UN in 2010. The name of the plaza was established as an act of remembrance and a formal commitment to non-repetition by the municipality and the Paraguayan state, in accordance with the national constitution and the international pacts that the Paraguayan state has signed with the community of nations, in accordance with the international system for the protection of human rights. The Plaza de los Desaparecidos, in the city of Asunción, was named by municipal ordinance in 1994 and strengthened by national law since 2003. It is a "Memorial Space" where various memorial activities are held in honor of the more than 450 disappeared detainees from the dictatorial period of 1954-1989. The memorial space is highly visited and is a national and international landmark. (Original) La historia breve. El escultor fascista, amado por Francisco Franco, quien coparticipó del Valle de los Caídos en España, construyó para el dictador Stroessner en vida, un monumento esperpento sincrético que relacionaba a Stroessner, la Virgen de Caacupé, Carlos Antonio López, decapitando la cima del cerro Lambaré. En 1991, en fervor democrático, la ciudad de Asunción sacó la estatua del dictador. Y ante riesgo de perderse como objeto de culto el artista Carlos Colombino realizó con los trozos finamente cortados un “antimonunento” con elementos tan fuertes, que impidiera la reconstrucción de la estatua y del símbolo de odio, dolor y muerte que significa al dia hoy todo lo relacionado a su régimen conceptualmente fascista puro. En esta plaza, se realizan actividades de memorialización, acerca de la barbarie de la dictadura stronista 1954-1989. Y todos los 30 de agosto, se realiza homenajes a los desaparecidos, en el DIA INTERNACIONAL DEL DETENIDO DESAPARECIDO, figura propuesta por Fedefam, e instituida desde el 2010, por la ONU. El nombre de la plaza se estableció como acción de memoria y compromiso formal de no repetición por el municipio y el estado paraguayo, acorde a la constitución nacional y los pactos internacionales que el estado paraguayo firmó ante la comunidad de naciones, conforme al sistema internacional de protección a los derechos humanos. La Plaza de los Desaparecidos, de la ciudad de Asunción, ha sido nombrada por ordenanza municipal en 1994, y fortalecida por ley nacional, desde el 2003. Es un "Espacio Memorial", donde se realizan diversas actividades de memoria, en homenaje a los más de 450 detenidos desaparecidos del período dictatorial 1954-1989. El espacio memorial, es muy visitado, y es sitio de referencia nacional e internacional.

(Translated by Google) It is a wonderful place overlooking the river to enjoy nature. (Original) Es un lugar maravilloso vista al río para disfrutar la naturaleza..

(Translated by Google) An emblematic place, if you want to know about the history of Paraguay, you should definitely visit this place. (Original) Un lugar emblemático, si quieres conocer sobre la historia del Paraguay, definitivamente deberías visitar este lugar

The high frequencies are my favorite thing

I have an unusual complaint. A lot higher score otherwise. I used a debit card to pay for "stuff". Two smallish charges go through then the card starts getting rejected. I know I've got funds in the account. Inexplicably I can't get through to the bank in the USA. Basically night comes to an embarrassing end. Next morning I call the bank. Multiple charges rejected but not by the bank. Bank says this sometimes happens with lower grade software at the point of sale.

Pretty cool that it's behind a record store, 2 bars a dancefloor on some steps, not very big. Looking forward to the renovations to come along it's gonna be huge when the 3rd bar opens.

What a mythical spot with great music. Must check out.

Excellent

(Translated by Google) Suitable for a pleasant break during the week to listen to live chill music and have dinner, the best club for Saturdays, good organization and security (Original) Adecuado para un break agradable entre semana para escuchar música chill en vivo y cenar, el mejor club para los sábados, buena organización y seguridad

(Translated by Google) A good club that plays techno music. I've looked for it a lot, and it's a really nice place. The entrance fee and drinks are cheap, and the atmosphere is good. I recommend it! (Original) Bon club qui joue de la musique techno, j'en ai beaucoup cherché et c'est un très bel endroit. L'entrée et les boissons sont peu chères et l'ambiance est bonne. Je recommande !

Good basic market with fruits veggies fish meat etc. clothing and suitcases also available among other items. All lower quality but good prices. Always busy and hard to find nearby parking

Great place to walk around and do a bit of shopping

(Translated by Google) If you don't go to Mercado 4 you don't know Asunción. It's clean, safe and zero chaos. We went on a Saturday and we walked calmly through all the hallways. Friendly and non-invasive sellers. You find everything you can think of and more too. (Original) Si no vas a Mercado 4 no conoces Asunción. Es limpio, seguro y cero caos. Nosotros fuimos un sabado se caminaba tranquilo por todos los pasillos. Los vendedores amables y cero invasivos. Encontras todo lo q se te pueda ocurrir y mas tambien.

(Translated by Google) From Argentina. On a family vacation Typical and picturesque popular market Very good prices The things they sell and the way they display them are quite a spectacle. (Original) De Argentina. En vacaciones en familia Típico y pintoresco mercado popular Muy buenos precios Es todo un espectáculo las cosas que venden y como las exciven.

(Translated by Google) The largest market in Asunción. You can find everything from clothing and haberdashery to fruits and vegetables. It has a food court for breakfast or lunch. Affordable prices. Recommended (Original) El mercado más grande de Asunción. Puedes encontrar de todo, desde ropa y mercería hasta frutas y verduras. Tiene patio de comidas para desayunar o almorzar. Precios asequibles. Recomendado

(Translated by Google) It is chaotic, unhealthy, more than dirty, with Chinese merchandise of terrible taste, unsafe and some merchants (especially those of appliance stores) completely monopolize the public space (sidewalks and streets) preventing walking on sidewalks or hindering vehicular circulation with TOTAL IMPUNITY AND IMPUDENCE) ... SRES @MUNICIPALIDAD DE ASUNCION, it is a shame to demonstrate the lack of management ... severe sanctions should be imposed, control and establish mandatory requirements for tenants and merchants (Original) Es caotico, insalubre,mas que sucio, con mercaderias chinas de pesimo gusto, inseguro y algunos comerciantes(en especial los de locales de electrodomesticos) acaparan totalmente el espacio publico (veredas y calles) impidiendo el caminar por veredas o entorpeciendo la virculacion vehicular con TOTAL IMPUNIDAD Y DESFACHATEZ) ...SRES @MUNICIPALIDAD DE ASUNCION , es una verguenza demostrar la falta de gestion ...deben imponerse sanciones severas, controlar y plantear requisitos obligatorios a los locatarios y comerviantes

(Translated by Google) Very picturesque place to visit and do some good shopping (Original) Lugar muy pintoresco para conocer y hacer buenas compras

Bello!

(Translated by Google) Very atmospheric place! I like that a theater, a gallery, a cafe, and a souvenir shop are united nearby. They all complement each other well. + The gallery has a wonderful facade! (Original) Дуже атмосферне місце! Мені подобається, що поряд об'єднані театр, галерея, кафе, сувенірний магазин. Всі вони добре доповнюють один одного. + У галереї чудовий фасад!

(Translated by Google) The gallery is very nice, and the works on display are beautiful. I like that it also has a small café and a small theater set. (Original) La galería es muy linda y las obras exhibidas son preciosas. Me gusta que también tiene una pequeña cafetería y un pequeño set para obras de teatro.

(Translated by Google) Paraguay’s complex cultural space! There are galleries, performance halls, cafes, and art shops. (Original) 파라과이의 복합문화공간! 갤러리와 공연장과 카페와 아트샵이 있어요.

(Translated by Google) Very good exhibition of the artist Carlos Rolandi at the Galleries Night (Original) Muy buena exposición del artista Carlos Rolandi en la Noche de Galerías

(Translated by Google) You have to visit, everything is soooo beautiful. (Original) Hay que visitar, muuuyy lindo todo

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to have a good time in the city of Asunción, theater, art gallery and a restaurant with delicious meals...👍🏼 (Original) Excelente sitio para pasar un buen momento en la ciudad de Asunción, teatro, galería de arte y un restó con deliciosas comidas...👍🏼

Super...

Danger

(Translated by Google) Nice place to walk with the family (Original) Lindo lugar para pasear con la familia

(Translated by Google) I don't have much knowledge of the place since I've been in passing, I only saw a large extension of the old waterfront and a great escape from the city (Asunción). On some other occasion I also saw that everyone enjoys walks, bike rides, hikes!!! From home or homes, I didn't pay attention!!! (Original) No tengo mucho conocimiento del lugar ya qué eh estado de pasada,sólo vi una gran extensión de la costanera antigua y un gran escape de la ciudad (Asunción). En alguna otra oportunidad también vi que todos disfrutan de paseos,bicicleteadas,caminatas!!! De hogar o viviendas ,no presté atención!!!

(Translated by Google) VERY good place (Original) MUI buen lugar

(Translated by Google) One of the best places to spend the weekend with family or friends, you can rent bicycles or use the free ones by downloading the AsuViva application. It should be noted that alcoholic beverages are not consumed in the place, as well as the prohibition on selling them. I definitely recommend it. (Original) Uno de los mejores lugares para pasar el fin de semana en familia o con amigos, podes alquilar Bicicletas o usar las que son gratuitas bajando la aplicación AsuViva. Cabe destacar que en el lugar no se consumen bebidas alcohólicas, como así también la prohibición de venderlas. Sin duda lo recomiendo.

(Translated by Google) The complex was built for inhabitants of Chacarita, today apparently the originals sold their houses to upper middle class people... They all have vehicles and include boats. (Original) El complejo fue construido para habitantes de la Chacarita, hoy día aparentemente los originales vendieron sus casas a gente de clase media alta... Todos tienen vehículos e incluye lanchas.

Wonderful people. Hip, open atmosphere. And you can get vinyl!

I dig this place. Great espresso. Might be my favourite coffee shop in Asuncion. Edit. Staff are amazing. Vermu and Fernet beverages are great. The sandwich was very nice. My favourite spot in Asuncion to read. Came here for the San Juan festival and I had so much fun. Live music downstairs was amazing and everyone was so nice. I highly recommended this spot.

beautiful ambience, delicious coffee, accessible prices

A small and very cozy cafe where you can get good coffee. We went a couple of times to eat Napolitano sandwiches, which were delicious. Very friendly and good service.

Great little upscale cafe with good coffee and medialunas. Would take it any day over the nearby chain cafes.

My first time here, I loved it. You must try everything you can lol

genial!

(Translated by Google) A very neglected stretch of beach (if you can even call it a beach). We are often visited by locals to picnic or unwind. Younger people play football, older people prefer to go fishing. Nice to look at, but unfortunately this spot is quite neglected and partly filled with rubbish. Very sad. (Original) Ein hoch ungepflegter Strandabschnitt (wenn man das überhaupt Strand nennen kann). Wir häufig von Einheimischen aufgesucht, zum Picknicken oder Abschalten. Jüngere spielen Fußball, ältere Menschen gehen bevorzugt Angeln. Nett anzuschauen, doch leider ist dieser Fleck recht ungepflegt und teils zugemüllt. Sehr triste.

Gorgeous! Was visiting during a sunset. It was very cold when I was there, but on a hot day I'd love to eat some church's and take a boat ride.

(Translated by Google) Good place to spend the day, although the beach is somewhat neglected, it is not very clean. There are boat rides for 15 thousand and 20 thousand guaraníes. (Original) Buen lugar para pasar el día, aunque la playa es algo descuidado no es muy limpio. Hay paseos en bote por 15 mil y 20 mil guaraníes.

Ok

(Translated by Google) It is a very simple beach on the banks of the Paraguay River. You can take a boat trip on the river for 30,000 guaranis, which lasts 20 to 30 minutes. In the heat, it is very refreshing. (Original) É uma praia bem simples na beira do rio Paraguai. É possível fazer passeio de barco no rio por 30.000 guaranis, com duração de 20 a 30 minutos. No calor é bem refrescante.

(Translated by Google) Good place to spread out and practice some sports, you can take boat rides, you can also see a variety of birds, it's just that some people who visit the place leave garbage and that leaves a bad appearance to the place!🤬😡, my recommendation is to bring a bottle of water and cover your head with a hat on sunny days. Also keep in mind to take care of your belongings since ill-intentioned people often accidentally carry other people's belongings!! Then everything is beautiful!! (Original) Buen lugar para dispersarse y practicar algunos deportes, se puede hacer paseo en embarcaciones, también se aprecia variedad de aves, solo que algunas personas que visitan el lugar dejan basura y eso deja un mal aspecto al lugar!🤬😡, mi recomendación es que traigan una botella de agua y cubrir la cabeza con un gorro en días soleados. También tener en cuenta de cuidar sus pertenencias ya que suelen pasar personas mal intencionadas que llevan pertenencia ajenas en un descuido!! Luego todo bonito!!

(Translated by Google) It is a very interesting and nice place to spend time with the family. It has everything you need, for example, boat rides, and the prices are very affordable. (Original) Es un lugar muy interesante y lindo para pasar con la familia tiene todo lo q necesitas por ejemplo pasear en barcos además los costos son muy accesibles

Fantastic railroad museum. 6 rooms filled with interesting artifacts from the ancient train stations. Very good explanations (Spanish only). One locomotive and one dining car available to tour as well.

great museum on the history of railroads....evern show influnce of the roman and earlier times

Closed on Tuesdays

It costs about $1.50. thank God I didn't throw more money away. What a disaster. Don't bother. Bathrooms were disgusting.

(Translated by Google) An old train station in an impeccable state of preservation. It was an impressive experience to tour the place and admire so many original elements from that era: safes, old telephones, radio transmitters, headphones, and even old scales with motors. At first, it seemed like a small museum, but there was actually a huge amount on display. I was pleasantly surprised and highly recommend it to anyone who loves history and trains. (Original) Una antigua estación de tren en un estado de conservación impecable. Fue una experiencia impresionante poder recorrer el lugar y admirar tantos elementos originales de aquella época: cajas fuertes, teléfonos antiguos, radiotransmisores, auriculares, e incluso viejas balanzas con motores. Al principio parecía un museo pequeño, pero en realidad había muchísimas cosas expuestas. Quedé gratamente sorprendido y lo recomiendo mucho a quienes les gusta la historia y los trenes.

(Translated by Google) Visited in September 2025 The entrance fee was 10,000 guaraníes. This is a museum dedicated to the railways that once operated in Paraguay. Apparently, it took over 12 hours to reach Encarnación by train. It was fascinating to be able to go inside the train. (Original) 2025年9月訪問 入場料は10000グアラニーでした。パラグアイで過去に運行していた鉄道の博物館。 鉄道ではエンカルナシオンまで12時間以上かかっていたようです。 車内にも入れて興味深かったです。

(Translated by Google) A dive into the past, when transport was used to move and not to enrich the oil industry... At the entrance a very kind girl who introduced me to the history, and death, of the railway in Paraguay. (Original) Un tuffo nel passato, quando il trasporto serviva a muoversi e non a arricchire l'industria del petrolio... All'entrata una ragazza gentilissima che mi ha introdotto alla storia, e alla morte, della ferrovia in Paraguay.

Spacious, super friendly staff

(Translated by Google) Quiet place, with good music and delicious drinks to enjoy the beautiful view! (Original) Lugar tranquilo, con buena música y bebidas deliciosas para disfrutar de la bella vista!

(Translated by Google) Excellent hostel! The attention of Gonzalo and Angie is the best! Very good food too! Hold on Racing and Paraguay!!! (Original) Excelente hostel! La atención de Gonzalo y Angie de lo mejor! La comida muy buena también! Aguante Racing y Paraguay!!!

(Translated by Google) Option. Cheap in the heart of asu. Special for backpackers (Original) Opción. Barata en el corazón de asu. Especial para mochileros

(Translated by Google) Excellent attention from the two girls in both shifts, very comfortable beds, air conditioning, breakfast included and excellent location!!! (Original) Excelente atención de las dos chicas en los dos turnos, muy comodas camas, aire acondicionado, desayuno incluido y excelente ubicación!!!

(Translated by Google) The coolest people in Asunción in a great location!! (Original) La gente con más onda en Asunción en un lugar excelente!!

(Translated by Google) I like how the staff treats you and makes you feel. (Original) Me gusta como te trata y te hace sentir el personal.

Don’t waste your time, it’s old and not maintained/in a sketchy looking area.

(Translated by Google) It is a place within the hill of San Jerónimo, beautiful, without a guide I would not have arrived. For photos it is very good, it is a small but decorated staircase. They still need to fix the place and stop people from urinating on its steps. (Original) Es un lugar dentro de la colina de san Jerónimo, hermoso, sin guía no hubiera llegado. Para unas fotos está muy bien es una escalera pequeña pero decorada. Aún le falta que arreglen el lugar y que la gente no orine en sus peldaños.

(Translated by Google) That place is very nice. Ideal for taking photos!! After here, you can walk to the López Palace and enjoy yourself in a cafe near the area. (Original) Muy linda ese lugar. Ideal para tomar foto!! Después de aquí, puede caminar al Palacio de López y disfrutarse en cafetería cerca de la zona.

(Translated by Google) A very special place in Asunción! Narrow streets of an old neighborhood, plus stairs that lead to one of the coolest bars in the city with an incredible view. (Original) Local muito especial em Assunção! Ruas estreitas de um antigo bairro, além das escadarias que levam até um dos bares mais legais da cidade com uma vista incrível.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, welcoming residents, I felt very good in this place, I recommend it! (Original) Lugar bonito, moradores receptivos, me senti muito bem neste local, recomendo!

(Translated by Google) Very nice and picturesque. It is well hidden in the city, it is like a small but colorful neighborhood full of cool people ;) (Original) Muy lindo y pintoresco. Se encuentra bien escondido en la ciudad, es como un barrio chiquito pero colorido lleno de gente buena onda ;)

(Translated by Google) It's just a short staircase with a mosaic, nothing special. Unfortunately my walk that day was not fruitful because the bar above was closed. There is a nice view from there. (Original) É apenas uma escada curta com um mosaico, nada de especial. Infelizmente minha caminhada no dia não foi frutífera porque o bar acima estava fechado. Lá tem uma vista bacana.

(Translated by Google) A bar with an excellent selection of music. On the day I went, DJ Il Ragazzo was playing, with vintage Italian, French, Spanish, Latin and American rock and new wave selections. The food menu is expensive and a bit simplistic. There are vegetarian options, but it's really worth eating somewhere else before going. The drinks menu is also expensive, but a bit more varied. There's only one type of beer, Estrela Galicia (with or without gluten), but the rather high price (18 thousand for a long neck) doesn't allow for many to last the night. The space is beautiful and the clientele is quite mixed, which gives a special flavor to the night. In short: it's worth a visit for the space, the music, the people, and to try some good drinks. However, if you want to eat or be happy with beer, it's not the best place. Rating 8. (Original) Um bar com excelente seleção musical. No dia em que fui tocava o DJ Il Ragazzo, com seleções vintage de rock e new wave italianas, francesas, espanholas, latinas e norte-americanas. O menu de comidas é caro e um pouco simplório. Tem opções vegetarianas, mas, de verdade, vale a pena comer em outro lugar antes de ir. O menu de drinks também é caro, porém um pouco mais variado. Há apenas um tipo de cerveja, Estrela Galicia (com ou sem glúten), mas o preço bastante alto (18 mil uma long neck) não permite tomar muitas para atravessar a noite. O espaço é lindo e os frequentadores são bastante heterogêneos, o que dá um sabor especial à noite. Resumo: vale a visita pelo espaço, pela música, pelas pessoas, para provar uns bons drinks. Agora, se quiser comer ou ficar feliz de cerveja, não é o melhor lugar. Nota 8.

(Translated by Google) One of the best bars in Asunción 🙌🏼 excellent service and delicious drinks! An inclusive place with a great atmosphere (Original) Uno de los mejores bares de Asunción 🙌🏼 excelente servicio y tragos deliciosos! Un lugar inclusivo con un ambiente genial

(Translated by Google) The attention is 10, nice and comfortable place, great music and the prices are excellent for the quality of their drinks. (Original) La atención es de 10, lindo y confortable lugar, buenísima música y los precios están excelentes para la calidad de sus bebidas.

(Translated by Google) The place is cool and their drinks are delicious!! (Original) El lugar tiene onda y sus tragos son deliciosos!!

(Translated by Google) Very good drinks. It is missing some bite card (Original) Muy buenos tragos. Le falta alguna carta de picadas

(Translated by Google) Excellent drinks (Original) Excelentes tragos

(Translated by Google) The best drinks! ❤🤩 (Original) Los mejores tragos! ❤🤩