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In the heart of Asunción
Nusa Base is in a central, walkable and safe neighbourhood. Times below are from our door.
WalkUber / Bolt
In Asunción
Government · Landmark
Palacio de López
The iconic presidential palace on the banks of the Paraguay River.
27 min10.1 km
One of South America's most beautiful government buildings, featuring stunning French Renaissance architecture. Located right on the riverfront with a beautiful surrounding square perfect for an evening stroll. Free to visit the exterior.
Waterfront · Dining
Costanera de Asunción
A vibrant riverside promenade with restaurants, bars, and stunning sunsets.
25 min9.2 km
The city's main waterfront strip. Walk, jog, or cycle along the river, stop for a cold tereré, and enjoy spectacular sunsets over the Paraguay River. Most popular in the evenings when locals gather here.
Shopping · Dining
Shopping del Sol
Asunción's premier upscale mall with international brands and great restaurants.
28 min8 min2.3 km
The city's most premium mall — international brands, excellent restaurants, a cinema, and a large supermarket. Great for groceries, gifts, and a cool air-conditioned afternoon. Easy to reach by Uber or Bolt.
Shopping · Lifestyle
Paseo La Galería
A modern open-air lifestyle center with boutique shops and a lively food court.
13 min5 min1.0 km
Open-air mall with a relaxed atmosphere, local and international brands, a good food court, and frequent events on weekends. Closer to the city center than Shopping del Sol.
Market · Culture
Mercado 4
The bustling urban market — heart of Asunción's street commerce and local life.
21 min7.7 km
A sprawling market selling everything from street food and fresh produce to electronics and clothing. A chaotic but fascinating cultural experience. Try the chipa (traditional cheese bread) from local vendors here.
History · Views
Loma San Jerónimo
A historic neighborhood with colorful homes and panoramic bay views.
30 min11.1 km
One of Asunción's oldest neighborhoods — colorful painted houses, cobblestone streets, and stunning views over the bay. The area is being beautifully revitalized with great cafes and excellent photo opportunities.
Around Paraguay
Encarnación
~5 hrs south · Beach city
Known as the "Pearl of the South," Encarnación has beautiful beaches on the Paraná River, the Jesuit ruins of Trinidad and Jesús (UNESCO World Heritage), and one of South America's most spectacular carnivals every January–February.
Ciudad del Este
~6 hrs east · Commerce hub
Paraguay's second city — a major commercial hub famous for duty-free shopping and the gateway to Itaipu Dam and Saltos del Monday. A unique tri-border experience at the meeting point of Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina.
Itaipu Dam
Near Ciudad del Este · Marvel
One of the world's largest hydroelectric dams, shared between Paraguay and Brazil. A genuine engineering marvel and one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. Guided tours run daily with breathtaking views.
Saltos del Monday
Near CDE · Waterfalls
Spectacular waterfalls just outside Ciudad del Este — often compared to Iguazú but far less crowded. The falls cascade 45m in a stunning natural setting. Perfect for photography and peaceful nature walks.
Jesuit Ruins
Near Encarnación · UNESCO
The missions of Trinidad and Jesús are UNESCO World Heritage Sites — some of the best-preserved colonial ruins in South America. Built in the 17th–18th century, they tell the fascinating story of the Guaraní and Jesuit encounter.
Ybycuí National Park
~3 hrs south · Nature
Paraguay's first national park — pristine Atlantic Forest, crystal-clear streams, and natural swimming holes. A fantastic day trip from Asunción for hiking, birdwatching, and connecting with Paraguay's stunning natural world.