The 18 best things to do with kids 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.

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.

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

The price is very cheap. I did see a few animals I wouldn't see in Canada. The pathways are rough and the way finding direction signs are almost non existent. It's worth visiting for sure. Some of the monkeys run wild.

A very nice park and possibility to see native and foreign animals in the middle of the city. It is a very nice destination, not only for children. One important recommendation I can give. Take with you means against mosquitoes or buy is directly at the cash desk. Without mosquito repellent, the fun is very limited.

Nice park close by the city to relax. Plenty of benches available and a free museum of natural history it has lots of exposed animals and an air conditioning! Which is great for the hot summer days

A great place to visit with kids. The tickets are cheap (11.000 Gs for an adult, and 4.000 Gs for a kid), the animals are a sight to see, and a bus stop is near. What I would improve is a few more stalls where you could buy water or snacks (there is 1 gentleman selling these things near the entrance) and clearer signs where different types of animals are. We could not find capibaras although we looked for them everywhere. Also, do not forget to take anti-mosquitos repellents with you.

They don't accept card... only cash... I felt discriminated because my means of payment was not accepted. Animals before the entrance looked hungry... they were eating dry leaves and sticks. I only pray the people there ake care of them. I did not get to go in. Honestly not sure about this place. Not sure what I would have seen inside.

Probably nice 100 years ago. No plant labels like a real botanical garden. It's more of a historic park.

It is a good place if you're looking to spend some time with nature. It is pretty spacious and relaxing.

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.

(Translated by Google) But if there is nothing, it is misleading advertising. (Original) Pero si no hay nada, publicidad engañosa

(Translated by Google) Electoral promise, never made (Original) Promesa electoral, nunca se hizo

(Translated by Google) It doesn't exist yet. It's a project. (Original) No existe todavía. Es un proyecto.

(Translated by Google) In the wait (Original) En la espera

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

Perfect place to do sports

It's great for going on walks or bike riding.

Great big place for photos

not perfect, at the beginning of the path there is a little river that is so contaminated thad it just smell like s**t, and in general some zones are jus stock with ravish, i would not recommend it for tourist people.

One of the most biggest natural park of Asunción City, is a great place to jogging but you'll need to be careful with the sun. There is also birdwatching on weekends, really early in the morning. Is difficult to access through local bus.

The best location in Asuncion for hiking, biking, and walking pets.

Is like a maze, but you get to find the perfect place so, is good...

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

Very beautiful place, safe and lot's of amazing trees, most even identified and with name on it. For me as a Biology student it's almost perfect!

Best park in Asuncion to take a walk. The path is about a mile around. It’s shaded and the mosquitos aren’t as bad as at other parks. There’s a small park for the kids to play on.

When you stop, mosquitoes tend to bite. Keep moving—just run or walk!

Went on a Sunday the weather was perfect. Amazing variety of flora and fauna

Phenomenal place! Love all the trees, amenities and development! Basically a manicured rainforest

Great place to escape the busyness of the city. Very "green" and nice path for walking.

Not the greatest zoo 😔. Unfortunately, there were no many animals to see and worse than that, the few animals were in not the greatest conditons. The facilities in the zoo for the birds were rather sad, since they have to hang on the cage wire since there were so many of them in a single cage, the hippo looked tired and the water where it had to swim was dirty and smelly. There are a few exceptions like the free little monkeys that looks happy or the tigers that are in a better cage and look relaxed. One horrible thing to say is the music listened by the keepers, I'm not talking about taste here, I'm talking about the level of noise. A zoo suppose to be a sanctuary for animals to keep alive, unbothered, not a prison for human entertainment.

Nice parrot exhibit! With monkeys running around on the tops of their cages! Basic but fun!

Lovely animals combined with great nature

To support the animals, I invite people to visit this zoo in Asuncion paraguay 🇵🇾

Small, poor equiped, but still much better than being in the center. We saw quite a lot of animals. Would be nice to add some more signs, banches, toiletes... 11000 guin/person.

A lot of Animals to see!

Super

The square is pretty with all the trees and statues, unfortunately there are usually some shady people hanging out there

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Peaceful and shady square in the city centre, right next to the plaza de la independencia

Clean

(Translated by Google) Wonderful historical experience! Spacious, rustic environment, it was moving! Spacious and completely secure parking lot, walled in front. Everything is very beautiful, absolutely pleasant, comfortable and Instagrammable. + Both the furniture in the rooms of the various environments, as well as the chairs and armchairs in the internal and external rooms from the reception. Simply perfect. + We arrived at 1 pm on a Tuesday, they don't open on Mondays. The place was operating smoothly. + It was quite surprising, especially because it is very close to the Center and has all the infrastructure of stores and restaurants nearby, we used Uber. + In general, the place manages to create its style and identity with all its decoration in furniture, frames and doors that are very unique. (Original) Maravilhosa experiência histórica ! Ambiente espaçoso, rústico, emocionou ! Estacionamento espaçoso e com total segurança murado em frente. Tudo muito bonito, absolutamente agradável, confortável e instagramavel. +Tanto os móveis nas salas dos diversos ambientes, quanto as próprias cadeiras e poltronas nas salas internas e externas desde a recepção. Simplesmente perfeito. +Chegamos às 13 horas em uma terça feira, segunda feira nao abre. O local estava funcionando tranquilamente. + Surpreende bastante, principalmente pelo fato de ser muito próximo ao Centro e poder ter toda infra de lojas e restaurantes próximos utilizamos Uber. +No geral o local consegue criar seu estilo e identidade com toda sua decoração em móveis, esquadrias e portas bem únicos.

(Translated by Google) A city is not just buildings, cement, glass and asphalt, it is a conjunction of spaces, where nature, volumes and man interact and live in harmony. That is why The micro center of Asuncion capital of Rca of Paraguay is significantly pleasant .. The trees and the scale of the buildings seem not to compete, The squares surrounding the cemetery makes it quite visible, without being a panopticon point people go and come ,fairs are armed, The vendors work and one and speak for myself of course , it feels like at home ...come one day and I will accompany you to walk under the shade of Los lapachos rosados Arch Julius Reuben Elizeche. (Original) Una ciudad no és solo edifícios ,cemento, vidros y asfalto, és una conjuncion de espacios,donde lá naturaleza,Los volumes y El hombre interactuan y conviven en armonia. És por eso que El micro centro de Asuncion capital de Rca del Paraguay és significativamente agradáble..Los árboles y lá escala de Los edifícios parecen no competir,Las plazas que rodean Al panteon lá hace bastante visível,sin que Sea un Punto panoptico.la gente vá y viene ,se arman férias, Los vendedores laboran y uno y hablo por mi mismo porsupuesto , se siente como em casa ...venga un dia y yo lê acompanhare a caminhar bajo lá sombra de Los lapachos rosados.. Arq Julio Rubén Elizeche.

(Translated by Google) Nice plaza, needs repair but it's a good place to sit and relax (Original) Linda plaza, falta reparación pero es un buen lugar para sentarse y relajarse

(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

(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.

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(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

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.

Small square in a historic area.

The square was dirty There were banks for seat. Nobody bothers you. Vendors are located at the corners offering their goods. If you go in summer stop a while and rest until the sun make fire you.

Perfect place to find handcrafted stuff, sit and drink terere, get some traditional food, and explore the heart of Asunción.

Beautiful park. Great place to relax

One of Beautiful 4 square together in Centro Asuncion with bit shade of trees and tap water to cool of or drink terere....owsome

Music and Culture

At excelente place to sit and view how the local people do the daily life. One of the most important place that represent the Freedom in the country.

The ticket is 220k PYG.It is a little expense .but the environment is good. I came here in the weekend. There is not too much people. But not too much place for fun.Just relax here.

It is an excellent place to walk, run, go to the gym, swim, ride a horse. It has an excellent reataurante. and nature is breathed

Nice Place for hanging out on sundays

Great place for the whole family. Entrance only by invitation.

This is a very nice private club with serious investment money behind it. The grounds are beautiful. They offer tennis, paddle, and horsebackriding. It you would like to learn these activities they also offer instruction. There are nice swimming pools and a large event hall which can be rented for weddings and other parties. Large concerts are also sometimes held here because of the ample space within the complex which spans at least 10 hectares.

Fantastic setting with tennis and paddle courts. Giant pools and the friendliest attendants on site. Is a private club, so you need to join with a membership, or be invited by a friend who is a member.

It's beautiful, everytime I come to Paraguay this place is a must. Beautiful piece of property amazing pools and under a beautiful blue sky. And the brahmas are always ice cold!!