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Palacio de los Lopez
Asunción’s most iconic building and presidential workplace, perfect for photos from nearby viewpoints, including the famous “Asuncion” sign behind the palace.
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Panteón Nacional de los Heroes
Striking mausoleum guarded by soldiers, housing coffins of Paraguay’s most important historical figures and showcasing some of the country’s finest architecture.
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Casa de la Independencia
Historic house museum where Paraguay’s 1811 independence was planned, filled with period furnishings, paintings, and artifacts for history enthusiasts.
Mercado 4
Sprawling local market packed with stalls selling produce, meats, goods, and even live animals—an intense, authentic glimpse of everyday Asunción.
Catedral Metropolitana Nuestra Señora de la Asuncion
Asunción’s principal Catholic cathedral, a key religious landmark where visitors can observe local faith traditions, especially during daily mass.
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Cerro Lambaré
One of Asunción’s best viewpoints, offering panoramic city and river vistas, including clear views across the border into Argentina.
Paseo la Galeria
Asunción’s premier shopping mall with 120+ stores, a large food court, and restaurants—ideal for modern retail and a comfortable break from the heat.
Costanera de Asuncion
Riverside promenade along the Paraguay River, great for a sunny walk and relaxed views just north of the presidential palace.
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Asuncion Zoo
Paraguay’s main zoo with native and non-native sections, featuring animals like monkeys, hippos, snakes, birds, and capybaras for a family-friendly visit.
Negroni Skybar
Rooftop bar with Paraguay River views and a stylish atmosphere, popular for affordable drinks and an elevated night out in the city.
Plaza de los Heroes
One of four lively plazas around the Pantheon, known for street musicians, craft stalls, and a festive atmosphere during national holidays.
Plaza Juan E. O'Leary
A central plaza near the Pantheon where small markets and local street life create an easy stop for people-watching and browsing crafts.
Plaza de los Desaparecidos
Memorial plaza featuring a powerful monument depicting dictator Alfredo Stroessner crushed by rubble, reflecting Paraguay’s complex modern history.
Plaza de la Democracia Paraguay
A busy public square in the Pantheon area, often animated by stalls and performances, ideal for soaking up the city center’s energy.
Plaza de la Libertad
Part of the Pantheon’s plaza complex, offering a compact green space with frequent vendors and a snapshot of downtown Asunción’s daily rhythm.
Villa Morra
Trendy upscale district with high safety, quiet green streets, and many restaurants, cafes, shops, and hotels.
Las Lomas
Safe modern area near major malls, popular nightlife spots, and well-rated hotels with easy access to amenities.
Recoleta
Calmer residential district with parks, green areas, and convenient connections while remaining close to Villa Morra.
Carmelitas
Modern area near Villa Morra with nightlife access and proximity to Shopping del Sol and Paseo La Galeria.
Ycua Sati
Exclusive northeast neighborhood with quality hotels and proximity to luxury shopping and modern city amenities.
Manorá
Exclusive northeast residential neighborhood associated with a safe, modern area favored by middle-upper and upper classes.
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Las Mercedes
Appealing district suggested for staying via Airbnb, offering a pleasant local vibe and access to attractions.
Las Laureles
Residential area growing in popularity with expats, offering convenience, markets, and a community feel.
Mburucuyá
Quiet, green residential neighborhood with a slower pace and good value while remaining near city amenities.