Audio Guide of Municipal Park

As a main public space, the park is open 24 hours a day, although the atmosphere is livelier during the day and early evening. It is located in the heart of the city, and you can easily find it on Google Maps.

You do not have to pay anything; access is completely free for both locals and tourists. It is a place designed for the community to enjoy, perfect for a stroll without spending a single guaraní on tickets.

With about 45 to 60 minutes, you will have enough time to walk its paths and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. If you plan to sit down with a tereré and watch local life, we suggest spending at least a full hour there at a leisurely pace.

This park is not just a green lung; it is a witness to the history of the 'Pearl of the South' and a key gathering place after the War of the Triple Alliance. It is the setting where Pilar’s identity comes to life through events and the everyday interactions of its residents.

Without a doubt, sunset is the magical time to avoid the strongest heat and watch the city light up. The cooler months, between May and September, are ideal for long walks without suffering from the high temperatures of the Paraguayan summer.

Yes, Pilar’s topography is quite flat, and the park has paved walkways that make it easier for wheelchairs and strollers to get around. It is a fairly accessible space to enjoy with the family, without major architectural barriers.

You are in a privileged location; just a short distance away you can visit the impressive Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar and the historic Cabildo Museum. Both are must-see stops to complete your cultural experience in the city.

Wear light clothing, comfortable shoes, and do not forget insect repellent, especially if you are going at dusk. We recommend buying some local handicrafts if you come across market vendors and, of course, staying well hydrated because of the area’s humid climate.