Category: Paraguay
Casa Hassler is a museum, art gallery and cultural center, as well as the local office of Senatur (Tourism information). The house originally belonged to Dr. Hassler, a Swiss …
Founded from the overflow of the Santa Maria de Fe mission in 1698, at its peak Santa Rosa de Lima was home to over 4,000 inhabitants. Before it burned …
Hotel Rural San Ignacio Country Club Run by a friendly former backpacker from Peru, this pleasant hotel has options at all price levels, from camping and dorm rooms to …
With some advance planning it is possible to visit the Reserva Natural Yacyreta on the island of Yacyreta. The reserve covers over 8,000 hectares, 6,000 of which remain untouched. …
Borromeo Overlooking the banks of the Paraguay River, the Iglesia San Carlos Borromeo witnessed some of the most intense bombing during the Triple Alliance War. The church was built …
Sound & Light Show The sound and light show is an interesting opportunity to view the ruins in a different light (literally). Guarani-Baroque music from the Jesuit era is …
Procosara Lodge The brainchild of Swiss couple Christine and Hanz Hostettler, PROCOSARA is an NGO set up for the protection of San Rafael. Since arriving in San Rafael over …
Lodging Hotel Ozli This small hotel just fifty meters from Aregua’s municipal beach has basic rooms with a homey feel opening out onto a covered corridor. The restaurant serves …
Founded in 1706 by Juan de Anaya, the mission of Santisima Trinidad del Parana (usually shortened to Trinidad) was the second to last of the thirty Jesuit missions to …
Ybycui Sand Dunes Adding to the allure of San Cosme y Damian are the sand dunes jutting out from the waters of the Yacyreta lake. Exploring the series of …