City Tour Paraguay Express

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1. San Blas Cathedral, located in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, near Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, is an important religious and cultural landmark of the region. Built in 1964, the cathedral is the city's matrix and the oldest, with more than 50 years of history. Its unique design symbolizes the Ark of Noah, with a structure that resembles a ship, especially visible from the side, despite reforms in the front for enlarging. The interior is adorned with beautiful glass windows that enrich the visual experience. At the entrance, two sculptures of the Bible represent the Old and New Testaments. Renovated in 2015, the cathedral continues to be a spiritual and cultural meeting point, becoming an essential stop for those who visit Ciudad del Este.

   20 min

2. Casino Acaray, located in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, is one of the main entertainment destinations in the Triple Frontier region. Integrated with Hotel Casino Acaray, combines luxury, leisure and gaming in a modern and sophisticated atmosphere. Its structure offers a wide range of slot machines, roulette tables, blackjack, poker and other classic casino games, as well as weekly events and tournaments. The space also features live shows, VIP area, full bar and personalized service, ensuring a complete experience for visitors of all profiles. Near the River Paraná, the venue has a privileged view and easy access for Brazilian and Argentine tourists. More than a casino, Acaray is a leisure centre that combines fun, hospitality and culture. Whether to try your luck or simply enjoy the elegant atmosphere, it's a must-have stop in Ciudad del Este.

   15 min

3. The Mosque Del Este, located in Ciudad del Este, Paraguay, is one of the greatest symbols of Arab and Muslim presence in the Triple Frontier region. Inaugurated by the local Islamic community, composed mostly of Lebanese and Syrian immigrants, the mosque combines traditional architecture with a strong spiritual and cultural value. Its minaret and dome stand out in the urban landscape, attracting not only faithful but also visitors from various parts of the world. The interior is decorated with Islamic details and verses from the Quran, providing an atmosphere of peace and contemplation. The Mosque is not only a place of prayer, but also of integration and dialogue between cultures. Open to the public, it promotes educational and social events, bringing the Islamic community closer to local society. More than a religious temple, it is a meeting point between faith, identity and respect for diversity.

   Passes by

4. Chiperia Mi Grandma is more than just a chiperia — it’s a piece of Paraguayan tradition served with affection. Inspired by the craft recipes that pass from generation to generation, especially from the careful hands of grandparents, Mi Grandma offers the authentic chip, a symbol of coziness and taste. Made with selected ingredients, such as the fresh cheese, the splash and the special touch of love for culture, every Chipa from Mi Grandma is baked on time, ensuring crisp texture on the outside and soft on the inside. In addition to the traditional chipa, the menu can include filled variations, typical drinks and other delicacies that celebrate the flavors of guarani cuisine. Whether for breakfast, an afternoon snack or a meeting with friends, Chiperia Mi Abuela is that welcoming corner where the taste has memory and the care is done with care of home.

   20 min

5. At the El Mensú Museum in Ciudad del Este, visitors have the opportunity to learn about the local history through exhibitions that address the foundation of the city, the construction of the Bridge of Friendship and landmark events such as the Chaco War. The collection includes historical objects, documents and photographs that portray the culture and trajectory of the Paraguayan people, as well as temporary exhibitions that further enrich the experience.

   40 min

6. A quick, guided visit.

   30 min

7. Panoramic tour, no stop.

   Passes by

8. The Monday Hopes in Presidente Franco, Paraguay, are the "Paraguayan Cataratas", offering a unique experience just a few kilometers from the border with Brazil. With three falls of about 40 meters, are in a municipal park and surrounded by the Maharishi Natural Reserve. The falls impress with a flow of 100 cubic meters per second, comparable to the Iguacu Falls. The infrastructure includes viewpoints, restaurants, activities such as rafting and rafting, as well as an elevator to the base. The environment is enriched by the Atlantic Forest and diverse fauna, making the Monday Jumps a memorable experience in the Trinacional region.

   1 hAdmission included

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How it compares in Foz do Iguaçu

• Its from-price is 57% below the median of the 22 city tours we list in Foz do Iguaçu.
• Its length is typical for the group.
• By number of reviews it ranks 3 of 22.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Foz do Iguaçu

Foz do Iguaçu is the Brazilian gateway to the Iguaçu Falls, a border city where Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet at the rivers.

The city stands in the far west of Paraná state, where the Iguaçu River joins the Paraná and the borders of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet. The Iguaçu Falls, a UNESCO World Heritage site, form a broad arc of around 275 separate cascades. From the Brazilian side a walkway gives wide views of the whole curve and ends on a platform close to the Devil's Throat, where the water drops with great noise and mist.

Top-ranked sights in Foz do Iguaçu: Parque Nacional do Iguaçu, Three Borders Landmark (Marco das Tres Fronteiras), Iguaçu River.

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