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3-Dňová Asunción pre Milovníkov Kultúry a Prírody

⛰️Turistika a príroda⚖️Vyvážený mix🎒Cestovanie s nízkym rozpočtom🏛️Kultúra a história
3 dniautumn

Objavte srdce Paraguaja prostredníctvom historických pamiatok, živých trhov a zelených parkov, všetko s rozpočtom, ktorý poteší každého cestovateľa.

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Getting around

V centre Asunciónu je najlepšie chodiť pešo, všetky pamiatky prvého dňa sú v pešej vzdialenosti. Múzeum Barro a Národné múzeum výtvarného umenia spája linka Colectivo č. 30, rovnako aj promenáda Costanera. Do botanickej záhrady a parku Ñu Guasú jazdí linka č. 18 z centra, cesta trvá asi 30 minút. Na dlhšie presuny využite aplikácie MUV, Uber alebo Bolt, taxík stojí približne 0,8 USD za kilometer. Vstup do zelených zón si naplánujte dopoludnia, aby ste stihli popoludňajší návrat pred dopravnou špičkou.

Rozpočet

$75Trip total · $25 per day

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Hostel in Centro Histórico (historické centrum pri ulici Palma) $10-15/noc

Všetky dnešné pamiatky sú v pešej vzdialenosti a okolie ponúka lacné jedlá a živú nočnú atmosféru.

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Hostel in Centro (historické centrum Asunciónu, blízko všetkých múzeí a nábrežia) $10-15/night

Ideálna poloha pre pešie presuny medzi múzeami aj večernú prechádzku po Costanere, s lacnými možnosťami stravovania v okolí.

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Hostel in Centro (historické centrum mesta) $10-15/night

Je to najlacnejšia a najcentrálnejšia oblasť s ľahkým prístupom k autobusom do všetkých parkov a v blízkosti trhu Mercado 4.

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Must-try traditional foods & drinks

What to order in Asunción, Paraguay, with a fun fact for each

Tradičné slané jedlá

Chipa Guazú

Chipa Guazú

Chipa Guazú is a savory corn and cheese casserole that resembles a thick, fluffy torte. It is distinct from chipa breads and is often served during family gatherings and holidays in Paraguay.

Sopa Paraguaya

Sopa Paraguaya

Despite its name meaning "Paraguayan soup," Sopa Paraguaya is actually a dense, moist cornbread made with corn flour, cheese, eggs, and onions. It is considered the national dish of Paraguay.

Mbejú

Mbejú

Mbejú is a thin, crispy cheese and starch pancake or flatbread made from manioc starch (tapioca) and cheese. The name comes from Guarani and means "cake" or "tortilla."

Tradičné sladké jedlá

Dulce de Mamón

Dulce de Mamón

Dulce de Mamón is a sweet preserve made from papaya cooked in sugar syrup with cloves and cinnamon. It is often enjoyed with fresh cheese for a perfect balance of sweet and savory flavors.

Kivevé

Kivevé

Kivevé is a thick, creamy dessert made from mashed butternut squash, milk, sugar, and corn flour. Its vibrant orange color and silky texture make it a beloved comfort dessert across Paraguay.

Mbaipy He'é

Mbaipy He'é

Mbaipy He'é is a traditional sweet corn pudding made with fresh corn, milk, sugar, and sometimes anise or cinnamon. Its name in Guarani literally translates to "sweet cornmeal."

Tradičné nápoje

Tereré

Tereré

Tereré is a cold version of yerba mate tea served in a gourd with cold water and often mixed with fresh herbs like mint or lemongrass. It is Paraguay's most iconic drink and a daily ritual, especially in the intense summer heat.

Mate Cocido

Mate Cocido

Mate Cocido is a warm, brewed version of yerba mate served like a tea, usually sweetened and enjoyed at breakfast. It is the cozy, winter counterpart to the cold tereré.

Mosto de Uva

Mosto de Uva

Mosto de Uva is a fresh, non-alcoholic grape juice made from pressed grapes, popular in Paraguay's wine-growing regions. It is naturally sweet and often served with ice as a refreshing treat.

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