The 27 best 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.

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.

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.

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.

If you have some spare time in Asuncion, highly recommend to visit this place. This is a cultural center/museum with exhibitions of Paraguayan popular arts and curated works of Latin American artists (I even found a piece of Botero’s work). Entry is free. From the patio and the top of the staircase, you can enjoy the view of the city and the river.

A very gorgeous building with nice exhibits that is worth stopping by. Ask for Vidal to guide you through the immigration exhibit and ask questions. He was excellent!

Interesting museum dedicated to Paraguay's history. Worth a visit, even if it is a bit of an unusual collection. But opened my eyes to some of the good things and good people that make Paraguay what it is today. Free of charge and has air conditioning in most areas.

I liked it. The building is just amazing with it cristal and forged staircase

This building houses a wonderful free museum. It is easy to pass and not know that it is open to the public. There is a broad mix but the classic passports and maps are my favorite!

A place where you can learn about the history of Paraguay, staff will answer questions in english, worth checking.

Beautiful building and nice museum. Iconic building of historic significance for Asuncion. Well worth the visit!

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

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.

Good to see south American football celebrated. Seeing not just the national team items but clubs as well. Disappointed that there wasn't a copy or original world cup trophy on display though. There were miniature ones but not full size.

Small yet very nice museum for soccer fans. It has jerseys and cups.

Excellent museum for South American soccer fans.

The 203L, towards Luque, from the bus terminal leaves you a block from the museum. Ask the driver or get off at the Petrobras gas station, cross the street towards the Bourbon Hotel. A day trip just to the go to the museum is doable. No admission charge but the tour guides will shake you down for a tip. Small enough to do alone.

It looks like the CSF has cut the museum's budget because it looks kinda abandoned in some areas like displays not working at all, some jerseys missed, some museum staff members are rude (not all though), and the museum is not updated with recent cup america champions. The whole place has like 5 important areas: 1) the trophies section 2) 2 halls which lead you downstairs with pictures of every football club in south america grouped by each country 3) a commemoration of each country football history with very typical stuff about each of them 4) the champions of every libertadores classified by year and 5) a video room with football history (this is the big ball you see when arriving at the complex). Overall I thought it was interesting but the staff pretty much ruined it, maybe more maintenance and a very good guide will improve it.

God

Fun and free!

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

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.

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。

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.

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...👍🏼

A nice and free museum in a lovely park. It has airconditioning for the hot summer days and some vendors outside

The park is a bit of a green oasis, but that means that it comes with mosquitoes Google maps shows walking paths that no longer exist and the only way in or out appears to be this road (as a walker anyway) The "zoo" looks pretty dilapidated but was shut, not sure if permanently, but I think that you really need to have kids to actually want to go in The museum is a particularly sad example of noble intentions suffocated by years of budget cuts and neglect Green grass and trees is about all you can hope for here

Old and not updated but free.

This house belonged to Paraguay's first constitutional president Carlos Antonio López (1792-1862) and his wife Juana Pabla Carrillo. Also known as the Casa Alta (Upper House) is and elegant two-storey house with colonnade and balcony all around. Now houses a museum of antiquities. Features of the extensive gardens that surround the house include the fountain known as Fuente Kamba'i, the springs of Ykuá Madame Lynch and Ykuá López, the Jardín Romano and the Jardín Japonés.

😊👌😏🙆👏👍😌👏😆

(Translated by Google) There are several stuffed animals, from birds to lions. I don't know which animal it is, but there is one that looks like a giant seagull. There are snakes, lizards, butterflies, and spiders. There is also a mummy and items from the culture of the native people of Paraguay. It is interesting to see, but some of the animals are a little strange. Admission is free. (Original) Tem vários bichinhos empalhados, desde aves até leões. Não sei qual bicho é, mas tem um que parece uma gaivota gigante. Tem cobras, lagartos, borboletas, aranhas. Ademais tem uma múmia e itens da cultura do povo originário do Paraguai. É interessante para conhecer, mas alguns animais estão um pouco esquisitos. A entrada é gratuita.

(Translated by Google) We entered the museum inside the botanical garden. Admission is free and there are some stuffed animals on display. An interesting fact is that the space was the home of the Lopez family, who were very acclaimed in Asunción. The park area was the home of the Lopez family, and one of the attractions is the Lopez House, the residence of President Carlos Antonio Lopez, built in 1840. (Original) Entramos no museu dentro do jardim botânico. A entrada é gratuita e tem alguns animais empalhados na exposição. Um fato interessante é que o espaço foi a casa da família Lopez, muito aclamada em Assunção. A área do parque foi local de residência da família Lopez, sendo uma das atrações a Casa Lopez, residência do presidente Carlos Antonio Lopez, construída em 1840.

(Translated by Google) Closed without any notice on the door (Original) Fechado sem nenhum aviso na porta

(Translated by Google) Once when I was a girl I went to this place and it was very nice. You learn many interesting things. Besides, they are my neighbors hahaha (Original) Una ves de chica me fui a este lugar y fue muy bonito. se aprenden muchas cosas interesantes. aparte que son mis vecinos luego jajaja

(Translated by Google) I came and it's closed, the neighbor told me it hasn't opened in a long time. Shame and anger (Original) Vine y está cerrado, la vecina me dijo que hace mucho tiempo no abre. Vergüenza y enojo

(Translated by Google) It is already closed 😭 (Original) Ya se encuentra cerrado 😭

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended. Beautiful indigenous crafts. (Original) Recomendadisimo. Lindisimas artesanias indigenas.

(Translated by Google) Excellent. Unique in the world (Original) Excelente. Único en en mundo

(Translated by Google) It is REALLY wonderful. Highly recommended (Original) En VERDAD es una maravilla. Recomendadisimo

(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.

Unfortunately it was closed when we came in the listed working hours. From the outside it looks interesting and we would love to see what's inside. It doesn't look like a fancy place though. The other sad thing is that there were no public wifi and it turned out that we came here on Uber but couldn't take it back. The area around is not touristic at all.

So beautiful and interesting also the architecture of the building was awesome like a maze of chairs, I recommend writing them via WhatsApp or calling them before going, specially Saturday since they all until mid-day even though the hour is set for 8 to 10 on the social media. Such a Nice place.

Without a word of a lie, probably the best museum I have been to in my life! The tour was amazing, very interactive and the special exhibit was out of this world (you have to ask to see it however, otherwise they may not mention it - ask to see underwater floating chair) Will definitely return next time I am in asuncion

Closed when I visited during listed opening hours.

Amazing museum, no matter if you are into chairs or design or not. Don't leave Asunción without seeing it, or come to Asunción to see it!

Looked great from outside. Firmly shut though nothing online to suggest this.

(Translated by Google) The chair collection is impressive; I was amazed. I'll come back and see it more carefully. The Argon chair collection is spectacular; I've never seen anything like it. (Original) Impresionante la colección de sillas, me ha sorprendido, volveré a verlo con más tranquilidad. La colección de sillas de argones es espectacular, no he visto otra igual.

En general a good experience! Acknowledging the fact the staff made everything themselves its pretty good! But there is so much more fun things you can do. Maybe take Science World from Vancouver as an example. What we really appreciated is that most of the staff was able to present the showing in english.

(Translated by Google) Super recommended! A spectacular activity to enjoy with the kids, as a couple or alone. A space to learn and enjoy a pleasant experience. I recommend following them on their networks to be aware of their activities. The photos are from the insect exhibition. (Original) Super recomendado! Una actividad espectacular para disfrutar con los chicos, en pareja o en solitario. Un espacio para aprender y disfrutar de una experiencia agradable. Les recomiendo seguirles en sus redes para estar al tanto de sus actividades. Las fotos son de la exposición de insectos.

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(Translated by Google) Excellent experience at the Science Museum, special to get out of the routine and experience these places, ideal for a weekend and to go with the family before going to dinner. Highly recommended (Original) Excelente experiencia en el Museo de Ciencias, especial para salir de la rutina y experimentar estos lugares, ideal para fin de semana e ir en familia antes de ir a cenar. Recomendadísimo

(Translated by Google) We went to the insect exhibition, it was really very nice and the exhibitors handled the information well, however I would recommend that they make exclusive schedules for children, there was too much and since they are children it is normal for them to be curious and restless, but as a student it was a little annoying, mostly because of the lecturers trying to explain and preventing the children from touching or breaking things or hurting the insects. (Original) Fuimos a la exposición que hicieron de insectos, la verdad estaba muy lindo y los expositores manejaban bien la información, sin embargo recomendaría que hicieran horarios exclusivos para niños, era demasiada la cantidad que había y como son niños es normal que sean curiosos e inquietos, pero como estudiante era un poquito molesto, más que nada por los disertantes tratando de explicar y evitando que los niños toquen o rompan las cosas o hagan daño a los insectos.

(Translated by Google) An interesting place to spend a pleasant afternoon. Although it's relatively new, it's very well-appointed and organized. I hope to see this museum grow. However, it's advisable to purchase tickets online, as they tend to sell out quickly at the door. (Original) Un lugar interesante para pasar una tarde agradable. Aunque es relativamente nuevo, está muy bien ambientado y ordenado, espero ver el crecimiento de este museo Eso sí, es recomendable comprar las entradas por la web, ya que en puerta suelen agotarse rápido.

(Translated by Google) It's an interactive and personalized exhibition space. It's a great entertainment and learning experience for kids. (Original) Es un espacio de exposición interactivo y personalizado. Muy buena experiencia de entretenimiento y aprendizaje para los chicos

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful place for important events to highlight your activity and show off your work. (Original) Es un lugar hermoso para eventos importantes y así resaltar tu actividad y lucir tu trabajo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to enjoy art (Original) Hermoso lugar para disfrutar el arte

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place to visit and learn about our Paraguayan culture. go see it (Original) Hermoso lugar para visitar y conocer sobre nuestra cultura paraguaya. Vayan a verlo

(Translated by Google) I recommend visiting the Paraguayan art and ceramics museum. It is open from Monday to Sunday. Ideal to go with the family. (Original) Recomiendo visitar el museo de arte y cerámica paraguaya. Esta abierto de lunes a domingos. Ideal para ir con la familia.

(Translated by Google) Exclusive environment for meeting and integration. (Original) Ambien exclusivo para el encuentro y la integración.

(Translated by Google) I don't understand what it is, but it seems like a place that has to justify something and that makes everything feel forced, flashy and characterless. (Original) No entiendo qué es, pero parece un lugar que tiene que justificar algo y eso hace que todo sea forzado, llamativo y sin carácter.

(Translated by Google) A space for exhibitions, talks, seminars and more. The proposals exhibited there seek to call for reflections on topics such as diversity, equity, multiculturalism, always from a perspective of sustainable development and care for the environment, as well as the intangible heritage of the peoples of Latin America and the Caribbean. (Original) Un espacio de exposiciones, charlas, seminarios y más. Las propuestas allí exhibidas buscar convocar a reflexiones sobre temas como diversidad, equidad, multiculturalidad siempre desde una perspectiva de desarrollo sostenible y cuidado del medio ambiente, asi como del patrimonio inmaterial de los pueblos de América Latina y el Caribe.

(Translated by Google) I bought the tickets two weeks in advance, and went on a Friday. There weren't that many people. I went with three other people besides myself. Two adults and two children, one three and the other six. First of all, I really recommend not bringing babies or much younger children. The exhibition space is very dark and can be frightening. During my visit to the dome, a little boy sobbed very loudly, and that really ruined the experience of calm and serenity inside the space a bit. 😅 Unless they're totally interested in everything about astronomy, the children I brought didn't find it interesting or surprising, but it's a new experience, and it's all worth it if it helps the children learn. That aside, the place is beautiful inside. I wish the show would last a little longer... It felt so short, but I enjoyed it as much as I could. I wish there was more variety in terms of merchandise! (Original) Compré las entradas dos semanas antes, fui un viernes. No hay taaanta gente, fui con tres personas más además de yo. Dos adultos y dos niños, uno de tres y otro de seis. Ante todo, la verdad que quisiera recomendar no llevar a bebés o a niños mucho más pequeños, dentro del espacio de la exhibición es muy oscuro y puede asustar a los niños. En mi visita al domo, hubo un pequeño que sollozo muy fuertemente y la verdad que eso arruina un poco la experiencia de calma y serenidad dentro del espacio 😅 A no ser que les interese totalmente todo acerca de la astronomía, los niños que lleve no les resultó interesante o sorprendente pero es una nueva experiencia y todo vale la pena si es para que los niños aprendan. Dejando de lado eso, el lugar es hermoso por dentro, me gustaría que la función durará un poco más... Me resultó tan corta pero la disfrute lo más que pude. Desearía que hubiera más variedad en cuanto a la mercancía!

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience, we entered the performance of “the moons of the Solar system” and it was incredible, you learned a lot, super friendly attention from the girls who were there and also. I would return to see the other functions available since there are several and they show at different times. (Original) Excelente experiencia, entramos a la función de “las lunas del sistema Solar” y fue increíble, se aprende muchísimo, atención súper amable por parte de las chicas que se encontraban y también. Volvería para ver las otras funciones disponibles ya que son varias y van mostrando en horarios diferentes.

(Translated by Google) Very good, the show was quite short but for the price there's nothing more to ask for, I had fun and everything was beautiful visually, tickets can be purchased online or also in person at their store (Original) Muy buena, la función bastante corta pero por el precio no hay más que pedir, me he divertido y visualmente todo hermoso, las entradas se pueden comprar en linea o también físicamente en su local

(Translated by Google) We were four people (two adults and two children) and saw "Our Interstellar Neighborhood: The Solar System." The service was excellent, with a lot of kindness and a warm welcome from the staff. The experience was fantastic, with a lot of learning and a very immersive experience. This makes you want to keep learning. A very good initiative to encourage scientific vocation among girls and boys. (Original) Fuimos cuatro personas (2 adultos y 2 niños) y vimos “Nuestro barrio interestelar: El sistema solar”. La atención fue excelente, mucha amabilidad y predisposición por parte del staff. La experiencia ha sido fantástica, con mucho aprendizaje y de una manera muy inmersiva. Esto hace que salgas con ganas de seguir aprendiendo. Una muy buena iniciativa para incentivar la vocación científica entre niñas y niños.

(Translated by Google) Incredible place, super attentive people explaining and teaching. Everyone should have this experience! I highly recommend it!!! (Original) Lugar incrível, pessoas super atenciosas para explicar e ensinar. Todos deveriam ter essa experiência! Recomendo muito!!!

(Translated by Google) The venue: beautiful. Very well maintained down to the smallest detail for a great experience. The lockers, doors, everything was decorated within the theme. The service: great, everyone treated you very pleasantly and politely. The viewing experience: amazing. We chose to see "On the Edge of Darkness," and it was something unique. So why 2 stars? Because people go with very young children (1, 2, 3 years old), and they, of course, like any child that age, get bored, restless, and start screaming, talking, wanting to walk, etc., and the organizers don't say anything. At the beginning, they give instructions that most people don't follow. It really felt like we were in the middle of a children's birthday party. My wife, my daughters, and I enjoyed the viewing experience, but we all agreed that, unfortunately, the documentary wasn't understood at all because of the noise. There are screenings more geared toward younger children, and the one we chose wasn't at all in that vein. The documentary we chose to see was very in-depth. I don't understand why people brought such young children to the screening. Of course, they're going to be bored and restless, and not even their own parents are going to have the desired experience there. I also don't understand why the organizers don't impose an age restriction on certain screenings. A "6+" recommendation would suffice. As I mentioned, there are other screenings more appropriate for little ones. Conclusion: It's a shame that the organizers' tremendous investment, both in money and time, is squandered by a lack of oversight. If they don't want to enforce silence in the screening room, then at least they should impose restrictions. If you go, bring headphones or earplugs. Edit: I read the venue's response to my post, and just in case, if my text didn't make sense (I thought it did), I'll clarify: I love kids too. I happen to have TWO. But there are places and times, like everything in life. (Original) El lugar: hermoso. Muy bien cuidado hasta el mínimo detalle para una buena experiencia. Los lockers, puertas, todo adornado dentro de la temática. La atención: genial, todos te brindan un trato muy agradable y educado. La experiencia visual: asombrosa. Elegimos ver "al filo de la oscuridad" y fue algo único. ¿Por qué 2 estrellas entonces?. Porque la gente va con niños muy pequeños (1, 2, 3 años) y los mismos, por supuesto, como todo niño de esa edad, se aburren, se inquietan y empiezan a gritar, hablar, querer caminar, etc y los organizadores no dicen nada. Al inicio dan indicaciones que la mayoría no cumple. En serio parecíamos estar en medio de un cumpleaños infantil. A mí esposa, mis hijas y a mi nos gustó la experiencia visual, pero coincidimos en que, lastimosamente, no sé comprendió nada el documental a causa del ruido. Hay funciones más orientadas a niños pequeños y la que elegimos no era para nada en ese estilo, era muy profundo el documental que escogimos ver, no comprendo por qué la gente llevó niños tan pequeños a la misma, por supuesto se van a aburrir e inquietar y ni sus propios padres van a tener la experiencia deseada en ese lugar. Tampoco comprendo por qué la organización no coloca una restricción de edad para ciertas funciones. Con un "mayores de 6 años" bastaría. Cómo mencioné, hay otras funciones más adecuadas para los pequeños. Conclusion: es una pena que tremenda inversión, tanto de dinero como de tiempo por parte de los organizadores, se vea embarrada por la falta de control. Si no quieren controlar que haya silencio dentro de la sala de proyección, pues coloquen restricciones al menos. Si van, lleven auriculares o tapones. Edición: leí la respuesta del local a mi posteo y por las dudas, si no se entendió en mi texto (creería que se comprendió), aclaro: yo también amo a los niños, justamente tengo DOS. Pero hay lugares y momentos, como todo en la vida

(Translated by Google) A unique experience, you literally travel to space, you tour planets, it's a trip to the stars, my family enjoyed every second, very friendly and trained staff...we will definitely return (Original) Una experiencia unica, literalmente viajas al espacio, recorres planetas, es el viaje a las estrellas, mi familia difruto cada segundo, personal muy amable y capacitado...volveremos sin duda

Seems to host temporary exhibitions of local contemporary art. Wasn't very interesting.

Good collection and programs. Just the brick wall inside works against any art work.

(Translated by Google) The place looks interesting, but it was under construction and there was no sign. They came to see us, but to inform us that it will only reopen in March. I saw that they have now included the "closed" sign.😢 (Original) O local parece interessante, mas estava em obras e não havia aviso. Vieram nos atender, mas para informar que só reabrirá em março. Vi que agora incluiram o aviso de "fechado".😢

(Translated by Google) They always have interesting talks, exhibitions and proposals 👌🏼 Long live culture! (Original) Siempre tienen charlas, exposiciones y propuestas interesantes 👌🏼 Que viva la cultura!

(Translated by Google) When you visit a temporary exhibition at the foundation, don't forget to go to the Annick Sanjurjo Popular Art Room in the back. The collection is beautiful! (Original) Cuando visites alguna exposición temporal en la fundación, no olvides pasar a la Sala Annick Sanjurjo de Arte Popular en la parte trasera ¡La colección es bellísima!

(Translated by Google) Nice place to appreciate works of art (Original) Lindo lugar para apreciar obras de arte

(Translated by Google) Cool, modern and cozy space, with great exhibitions (Original) Legal , espaço moderno e aconchegante, com ótimas exposições

(Translated by Google) It is a wonderful place, rich in history and culture. (Original) Es un lugar maravilloso, rico en historia y cultura..

(Translated by Google) Inspiring. Pleasant. You have to visit it more than once. (Original) Inspirador. Agradable. Hay que visitarlo mas de una vez.

(Translated by Google) A space with temporary art exhibitions and displays of its permanent collection (Original) Un espacio con exposiciones de arte temporales y exhibiciones de su colección permanente

Bad choice very drug

(Translated by Google) Located in Chacarita Alta, Punta Karãpa. Place of cultural interest, where the belongings, manuscripts and work of José Asunción Flores are displayed. (Original) Situado en la Chacarita Alta, Punta Karãpa. Lugar de interés cultural, donde se exiben las pertenencias, manuscritos y la obra de José Asunción Flores.

(Translated by Google) The guided tour begins at this location on Sundays at 10 a.m. Beautiful view from the terrace. (Original) los domingos a las 10 inicia el recorrido guiado en este lugar. hermosa vista desde la terraza

(Translated by Google) It's great and there is a pizzeria next door that has a very good price as well as a good view of the Costanera (Original) Está genial y hay una pizzería alado que tiene muy buen precio además de una buena vista de la Costanera

(Translated by Google) From one of the most interesting places in Asunción (Original) De uno de los lugares más interesante de Asunción

(Translated by Google) Although the place is small, it shows the idiosyncrasy of the place. I find its relationship with the interventions in the Chacarita neighborhood more relevant, a good route to take in Asunción (Original) Si bien el lugar es pequeño muestra la idiosincrasia del lugar. Más relevante me parece su relación con las intervenciones en el barrio de la Chacarita, un buen recorrido para hacer en Asunción

(Translated by Google) Easy access, the mosaics are very beautiful and of great cultural value, however, José A. Flores' house is very neglected, with dust, dirt, and disorder. (Original) Fácil acceso, los mosaicos muy bellos y de gran valor cultural, no obstante la casa de José A. Flores se encuentra muy abandonado, con polvo, suciedad y desorden.

needs to fix their google listing on time that they are open...was not able to enter giving a 3 star because i cannot judge it fairly

I went during the assigned hours and they refused to let me in. Was very disappointed. He said you have to submit a form ahead of time I've been to 131 countries including some Muslim countries where they actually let you in a synagogue. How ridiculous for people who come there to visit.

Tried to get in there twice. Once it was in their day off so we decided to come again when they're open. They didn't open the door and said they were closed today as well. If you speak Spanish, call beforehand just to make sure. At least there's a nice art museum right nearby.

(Translated by Google) It is the best Jewish Museum in Paraguay 🇮🇱😊it is so tremendous that we can know our stories from the past to never repeat the same story again and also not see with the critical lenses of seeing that others are the worst but it is important to see the history that It is told from the point that they suffered this issue so strongly that that makes me a person to see where I can have a similar heart!! It is important to first see what happens in oneself, what the heart of the human person is like. The Jewish Museum helps you and teaches you in a very professional way everything you need to know to avoid repeating the same story. No to antisemitism!!! Yes to Jewish Life!! (Original) Es el mejor Museo Judío de Paraguay 🇮🇱😊es tan tremendo que podemos conocer nuestras historias del pasado para nunca más repetir la misma historia y también no ver con los lentes de crítica de ver qué los demás son lo peor sino importante ver la historia que se cuenta desde el punto que ellos sufrieron este tema de manera tan fuerte que eso me hace una persona de ver dónde yo puede tener un corazón similar !! Importante es ver primero que pasa en uno mismo,como es el corazón de la persona humana. El Museo Judío te ayuda y te enseña de manera muy profesional todo,lo que necesitas saber para no repetir la misma historia. No al antisemitismo!!! Si a la Vida Judía!!

(Translated by Google) We are from the school wualter zacarias zaracho of ñemby was very beautiful everything. (Original) Somos de la escuela wualter zacarias zaracho de ñemby fue muy hermoso todo.

(Translated by Google) UNA volunteers for the Jewish Museum on Museum Night 2019💫 You can visit the Jewish Museum of Paraguay on Museum Night on Saturday, October 5 from 6:00 p.m. to midnight. Completely free activity. (Original) Voluntarios de la UNA para el Museo Judío en Noche de los Museos 2019💫 Podes visitar el Museo Judío del Paraguay en la Noche de los Museos el sábado 05 de octubre de 18 a 00h. Actividad completamente gratuita.

(Translated by Google) With great effort and dedication from those in charge, it fulfills an important social and educational function. My congratulations 💓 Viewings are by appointment, it must be coordinated with the museum secretariat. (Original) Con gran esfuerzo y dedicación de las encargadas, cumple una importante función social y educativa. Mis felicitaciones 💓 Las vistas se realizan con cita previa, se debe coordinar con la secretaría del museo.

I'd describe this museum as being simple and humble, yet very educational and interesting. If you find yourself wanting to learn about paraguayan history, then this place is definitely one you should consider.

(Translated by Google) The Ramón Sinforiano Bogarín museum offers innumerable information about the history, art and culture of Paraguay. It highlights the life and legacy of Monsignor Bogarín, the first bishop to tour the country on horseback and automobile. Among his exhibits is a flag donated by Club Olimpia, of which he was a big fan. The museum also houses a remarkable collection of sacred art, with Baroque relics and folk art objects, as well as artifacts related to the Triple Alliance War. In addition, it presents a fascinating collection of jewelery and silverware associated with the Virgin of the Assumption, offering a comprehensive overview of the country’s cultural and religious heritage. It is open from Thursday to Sunday from 11:00 to 18:00, cost of admission 10,000 guaraníes per person. (Original) El museo Ramón Sinforiano Bogarín ofrece innumerables informaciones sobre la historia, el arte y la cultura de Paraguay. En ella se destacan la vida y legado del monseñor Bogarín, el primer obispo que recorrió el país en caballo y automóvil. Entre sus exposiciones, se encuentra una bandera obsequiada por el Club Olimpia, de quien era muy fanático. El museo también alberga una notable colección de arte sacro, con reliquias barrocas y objetos de arte popular, así como artefactos relacionados con la Guerra de la Triple Alianza. Además, presenta una fascinante colección de joyas y platería asociadas a la Virgen de la Asunción, ofreciendo una visión integral de la herencia cultural y religiosa del país. Está abierto de Jueves a Domingo de 11:00 a 18:00, costo de entrada 10.000 guaraníes por persona.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and beautiful place. As if time had stopped. In perfect condition. You feel a lot of peace. Everything on display is beautiful. I attended on Saturday and there was a dead silence. (Original) Hermoso y bello lugar. Como si el tiempo se hubiera detenido. En perfecto estado. Se siente mucha paz. Todo lo que está en exhibición es hermoso. Asistí día sábado y había un silencio sepulcral.

(Translated by Google) The Museum is an unknown gem in Asunción. From my point of view, it is one of the museums richest in content in the city. The museography is of high quality, providing a good historical context and detailed explanations of the pieces, which allows you to explore it without the need for a guide. I especially recommend it when you visit the cathedral, since it is right next door. Just be aware of the hours, as it is not open every day. The museum offers a valuable vision of the most significant events in the history of Paraguay since the time of colonization, and its collection is in excellent condition. I highlight the impressive pieces of Baroque-Guarani sacred art that are exhibited there. (Original) El Museo es una joya desconocida en Asunción. Desde mi punto de vista, es uno de los museos más ricos en contenido de la ciudad. La museografía es de alta calidad, proporcionando un buen contexto histórico y explicaciones detalladas de las piezas, lo que permite recorrerlo sin necesidad de un guía. Lo recomiendo especialmente cuando visites la catedral, ya que está justo al lado. Solo ten en cuenta los horarios, ya que no abre todos los días. El museo ofrece una valiosa visión de los eventos más significativos de la historia de Paraguay desde la época de la colonización, y su acervo se encuentra en excelente estado. Destaco las impresionantes piezas de arte sacro barroco-guaraní que se exhiben ahí.

(Translated by Google) From my point of view, it is the most complete museum that Asuncion has but it is still an unknown gem. Regardless of what religion you belong to, I recommend taking the guided tours, they provide good information about the most important events in Paraguay since the time of colonization, in addition to the fact that the cultural heritage is in excellent condition, and the passion shown by the guide is admirable. (Original) Desde mi punto de vista, es el museo más completo que posee Asuncion pero aún es una joya desconocida. Independientemente a qué religión pertenezcas, recomiendo hacer las visitas guiadas, pinta buena información sobre los acontecimientos más importantes del Paraguay desde la época de colonización, además que el acervo cultural está en excelentes condiciones, y la pasión que pone el guía es admirable.

(Translated by Google) Nice to visit, it has many important things to learn more about the history of Paraguay. (Original) Lindo visitarlo, tiene muchas cosas importantes para conocer mas de la historia de Paraguay.

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience when we visited. Very good attention, the perfect guide. (Original) Excelente experiencia cuando lo visitamos. Atención muy buena el guía perfecto.

very small poorly labled and mantained exhibits,,,its free... after going in the front door turn to your right to find the door into the museo

(Translated by Google) It tells the story of the devastating wars, each in its own way, that the Paraguayan people faced. Many objects to appreciate, in good condition. For those of us who are foreigners, the names of cities, streets and even soccer clubs will resonate after receiving an excellent explanation from the guide. Save two hours of your time to enjoy good stories. (Original) Cuenta la historia de las guerras devastadoras cada una a su modo, que enfrentó el pueblo paraguayo. Muchos objetos para apreciar, en buen estado de conservación. Para los que somos extranjeros resonarán los nombres de ciudades, calles y hasta clubes de fútbol luego de recibir una excelente explicación del guía. Guarden dos horas de su tiempo para disfrutar de buenas historias.

(Translated by Google) Great explanation by Mr. Guia Barreto Very well versed, very accurate years, dates and data (Original) Gran explicación por parte del señor Guia Barreto Muy bien versado, años, fechas y datos muy exactos

(Translated by Google) I WOULD RETURN... I RECOMMEND IT. The museum is FREE and opens until 3:00 p.m. from Monday to Friday. When you go, ask for the grandson of the illustrious and honorable Emiliano R. Fernández, he is a very kind man with a passion for telling you Paraguayan history. IT IS TO CONGRATULATE YOU! SANITARY: YES and very clean. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: none in particular... NO ONE highlighted that because when we went they didn't want to let us in because "we had shorts" but we called and Mrs. Juana very kindly apologized to us and welcomed us to the director. (just some photos so you can stay with them) (Original) VOLVERÍA... LO RECOMIENDO. El museo es GRATUITO y abre hasta las 15:00hs de lunes a viernes. Cuando vayan pregunten por el nieto del iIustre y honorable Emiliano R. Fernández es un señor muy amable y con pasión para contarte la historia paraguaya. ES PARA FELICITARLO! SANITARIOS : SI y muy limpios. REQUISITOS PARA EL INGRESO : ninguno en particular... NINGUNO resaltó eso por que cuando fuimos no nos querían dejar entrar por que "teníamos short" pero llamamos y la sra. Juana muy amablemente nos pidió disculpas y nos recibió hasta el director. (solo algunas fotos para que se queden con ganan)

(Translated by Google) A very good museum, with a wealth of history and an excellent guide. It just needs more resources to preserve the collection. (Original) Muito bom museu, com uma carga de história ótima e um excelente guia. Só precisa de mais recursos para preservação do acervo.

(Translated by Google) Very good attention from the historian, and his staff, many interesting things about our history, the visitor is highly recommended (Original) Muy buena atención del historiador, y su staff muchas cosas interesantes de nuestra historia, recomendadísima la visista

(Translated by Google) It was a very nice experience. I learned a lot about history and our ancestors. I learned about so many things I had no idea had happened before. I think the way they take care of the old objects is fantastic. I definitely recommend visiting the place. (Original) Fue una experiencia muy linda, aprendí mucho sobre la historia y sobre nuestros antepasados, me entere sobre tantas cosas de las cuales nisiquiera tenia idea de que habian pasado, y el cuidado de los objetos antiguos me parece genial, sin duda recomiendo visitarel lugar.