Best Landmarks in Asunción

The presidential palace of Paraguay, a significant landmark in Asuncion.

A sign in Asuncion that was a photo opportunity for the vloggers.

An iconic landmark in Asunción's historic district, known for its impressive architecture and historical significance as the presidential palace.

The Dunas de San Cosme y Damián offer a unique desert-like landscape in Paraguay, providing scenic views of the surrounding river and dam.

The Itaipu Dam is a massive hydroelectric dam shared between Paraguay and Brazil, noted for being one of the world's largest and a major source of clean energy.

The Palacio de los López is a prominent building in Asunción, serving as the presidential office and residence, known for its majestic architecture.

The seat of Paraguay's executive branch, notable for its impressive architecture.

The Military School is a notable building located near an Asuncion favela.

The Congress Building is a significant government structure in Asuncion, partly funded by international aid.

Place de los Desaparecidos commemorates victims of political repression, particularly during Paraguay's long dictatorship.

A massive hydroelectric dam located near Ciudad Del Este, serving as a significant source of revenue and an impressive feat of engineering.

An exciting entertainment area in Asuncion, located along the growing Paseo Carmelitas, offering vibrant activities.

A prominent elevation and national reserve zone within Asunción, featuring a small forest, viewpoint, and a monument to an indigenous leader.

The landmark where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay converge, featuring newly constructed buildings dedicated to the Jesuit missions and an immersive sound environment.

The Palace of Lopez, which appears difficult to tour, with a small vehicle entrance noted but no clear visitor access.