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    The 945 mens' sauna

    Posted by colinsmith 9 April 2013

    With the exception of the Historic Baths in Istanbul (which aren't really gay anyway) I find male saunas a touch drab. Not the 945. Set in a colonial style town-house, a touch of jazz coupled with sweet smelling lemons in the salsa decorated spaces is to be found. The shady outdoor poolside terrace is where you can escape the oven temperatures of the city. It's a bliss. If you're a Spanish speaker then the locals are more than willing to have a chat and a beer, below the stars. The house actively promotes safe sex.

    Tte. Fariña 945, Asunción, Paraguay
    +595210971727651
    Google map: bit.ly/ZK2epm

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    Panteon Nacional de los Heroes

    Posted by terere 10 March 2007

    An iconic building in downtown.

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    Paulista Grill

    Posted by terere 16 February 2007

    Paulista Grill is heaven for those who like BBQ and hell for those with high cholesterol.

    It is part of a Brazilian chain. They offer ample premises and private rooms and, of course, buffet style BBQ.

    The buffet has different kinds of salads, rice, pasta and cuts of meats. Also includes dessert!

    Less than £5 or USD$10 per person.

    San Martin and Mariscal Lopez
    www.paulistagrill.com/home.php

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    Coyote

    Posted by terere 16 February 2007

    One of the best places for entertainment in Asuncion. Modern and great ambience, good music and drinks.
    After hours on Wednesdays and opens every weekend.

    Sucre 1655 and Avda. San Martín.
    www.coyote.com.py/coyote/refresh/main01/

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    El Santo

    Posted by terere 16 February 2007

    Great place for a night out in Asuncion. It is located in Villa Morra around 1.5 miles from city centre.

    About £4 to get in and that includes all drinks!

    Mariscal Lopez and Cruz del Defensor
    www.elsanto.com.py/elsanto.html

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    Lido Bar

    Posted by terere 16 February 2007

    For a good lunch downtown try the traditional Lido Bar, traditional fish soup, villarroy de pollo (breaded chicken and mash potatoes), croqueta (breaded mince beef) and empanadas.

    Opposite the Panteon Nacional in Palma and Chile, downtown Asuncion.

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    A 1772 town house in Asuncion city centre where patriots met and plotted the Paraguayan Independence in 1811.

    Contemporary furniture, paints and objects.

    Opening times:
    Mondays and Fridays open at 7 AM. to 6:30PM and Saturdays at 8 AM. to 12 AM.

    14 de Mayo and Presidente Franco
    www.casadelaindependencia.org.py

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    Pancholos

    Posted by terere 16 February 2007

    It is a great place to grab a snack at really affordable prices. It offers Paraguayan style burguers (steaks not mince meat), pizzas and pasta.

    Combos at £1.50 or USD$3.

    www.pancholos.com
    Mariscal Lopez and Salasquin
    Palma between 14 de Mayo and 15 de Agosto and all main shopping centres.

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    Walking in the city

    Posted by terere 15 February 2007

    The historic centre of Asunción has some great landmarks and historic monuments. Walking is the best way to explore it.

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