Luque, Luque
Come to explore · Come to shop
Iguazu Falls, Itaipu, the Jesuit route, local gastronomy and the shops of Ciudad del Este. Paraguay has more than you expect.
Nature and history will surprise you. So will the shopping — and the culture.
Nature · History · Culture
Iguazu Falls from the Paraguayan side, Itaipu dam, the Jesuit ruins of Trinidad and Jesús, and living Guaraní culture.
Shops · Electronics · Perfumery
Ciudad del Este is the world's third largest cross-border shopping hub. Electronics, perfumery, auto accessories and more, tax-free.
Museums, theaters and events
Asunción has a living cultural scene: history and art museums, theaters with a running season, galleries, cultural centers and an events agenda growing every week.
Tourism, shopping, accommodation and gastronomy all in one destination.
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Monday Falls · Triple Frontier viewpoint
Monday Falls (40 m high, in Presidente Franco 10 km from Ciudad del Este) and the Triple Frontier landmark. The Iguazu Falls UNESCO site is just minutes away across the Friendship Bridge (Argentine-Brazilian side).
Dam · Guinness record for cumulative production
Shared with Brazil. China's Three Gorges surpassed it in installed capacity in 2014, but Itaipu holds the 2024 Guinness World Record for the highest cumulative hydroelectric energy production. Day and night tours, technical turbine visit and light show.
Trinidad & Jesús · UNESCO Heritage
The ruins of Trinidad and Jesús are the best-preserved Jesuit missions in South America. Declared a World Heritage Site.
Capital · Art · Culture
The historic center of Asunción: the National Pantheon, the House of Independence, the López Palace and the Rio Paraguay waterfront.
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