Audio Guide of Saint Bernardino Church

Saint Bernardino Church is an active place of worship, so it is generally open during the day for Mass and visits. I recommend checking the specific hours on its official Facebook page Saint Bernardino Church on Facebook or contacting them directly by phone at +595 512 24200. That way, you won’t miss a thing!

Good news! Admission to Saint Bernardino Church is completely free, like most places of worship. However, voluntary donations for the maintenance and works of the church are always appreciated. Every little bit helps!

For a relaxed visit and to appreciate the architectural details and atmosphere of Saint Bernardino Church, I suggest setting aside between 30 and 60 minutes. If you attend a Mass, naturally the visit will last longer. Enjoy the calm of the place!

Saint Bernardino Church is an emblem of the Saint Bernardino community. Although we do not have exact data on its founding at the moment, churches like this are usually spiritual and historical centers, witnesses to the town’s development. It represents the heart of local faith and an important cultural heritage site. A place with plenty of soul!

If you want to avoid Paraguay’s strongest heat and enjoy beautiful light, I recommend visiting Saint Bernardino Church in the early morning or late afternoon. As for the time of year, the months from April to October are usually cooler and more pleasant. A visit in the best light is an unforgettable visit!

Since it is an older building, it is advisable to check directly with the church about the availability of ramps or adapted access. You can contact them at +595 512 24200 or check their Facebook page Saint Bernardino Church on Facebook for the most up-to-date information. We want everyone to be able to enjoy it!

Absolutely. Saint Bernardino is a very popular tourist destination. Near Saint Bernardino Church, you can enjoy Lake Ypacaraí, stroll along the artisans’ promenade, or visit Palm Trees Street. There are also several restaurants and cafés to round out your day. Saint Bernardino has a lot to offer!

To get the most out of your visit, I advise dressing respectfully, since it is a place of worship. Bring your camera to capture the beauty of the site, but always be discreet. If you are interested in history, a parishioner may be willing to share a local anecdote. And of course, if you come in summer, don’t forget your water bottle! Enjoy the experience!