Secretos del Palacio, visita guiada al Palacio de López
A guided visit inside the Government Palace, with limited spots and prior sign-up; the city keeps it in its 2026 program.
What it is
The circuit began in 2023 on the initiative of the city's Culture and Tourism Office, together with the Presidency, the First Lady's Office, the National Culture Secretariat and SENATUR. It lets visitors learn about the history and architecture of the Palace, built between 1857 and 1867 and today the seat of the Executive Branch. Capacity is limited, so spots ran out within minutes on the 2024 editions. The city confirmed it is still part of its 2026 program.
Schedule
It runs on specific dates, mostly weekends (almost all of them in January 2024). Check current times before you go.
Cost
Free according to the city government; check whether the edition you want has special conditions.
How to book
In 2024 sign-up was individual and only through the asuncion.live/eventoss web form, with each attendee's details; email or direct messages were not accepted. Check the city's social media to see if the channel is still the same.
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Researched and reviewed in September 2026 with 3 sources. A second reviewer checked dates, coordinates and lodging. Hours and prices may change.