This historial site is open to the public very early in the morning as everything in Asunción. The house is very nice. You get to read about the independence of Paraguay and see the rooms where some of the most important people of that time lived. More

It has been improved, but remains some details to focus to been a well mounted historical place More

So full of atmosphere. The architecture is also 19th C More

It's nice to walk around, you should just ask the people working there casually and they know lots of interesting facts and stories. That was not expected! Be prepared to speak spanish tough! More

Built in 1772, this building housed the secret meetings that led to the independence of Paraguay in may 1811. Thoroughly restored and very well kept, the house is located right in Asuncion downtown. Free admittance. More

The Casa de la Independencia is a small but interesting little house in the centre of Asuncion. It is definately worth a visit if one is in Asuncion. The house is small and it will not take too long to explore. Also there is no information for those who speak English or any other language bar Spanish. Luckily we met... More

A charming Museum commemorating Paraguay's Independence from Spain in 1811. The house ws the residence of the Martinez Saenz family and was used by the liberators as a meeting point to plan the revolution. The rooms are furnished with period pieces and the courtyard is beatiful in Spring. More