Very interesting history and beautiful ruins. But not enough time spent on the more gruesome details of the Guaranies' lives in the Mission, and how they came to live and work there. After prompting the tour guide I received a very vague and neutral answer....More

Writing this here as this is the most famous mission, arguably. We stayed in Puerto de Iguazu and hired a driver (Darío) to pick us up from our Air BnB at 6:30am. We arrived in the mission area about 10am. We started at a park...More

We visited in the late morning and bought tickets at the entrance for 200 pesos (this is the price for non-Argentinian residents). They run guided tours regularly which is included in the ticket price. We needed an English guide and as they don't get loads...More

Se enjoy the jesuitics reduction very much. Specially for ones who love beeing part of the history. Recomendated

We called here on a hot March day, and visited the ruins at about 5pm. Tickets were 160ARS per person, and include access to this site, as well as several other Jesuit sites within about 50km. The ticket does not include the sound and light...More

It's a gorgious place - and it says somehow as much about present as about past: How complicated the administration, how poor the installations and informations!? It's a risk of World Heritages all over the world that they take the money but do not use...More

It is an amazing experiment the one done by Jesuits in this area of Southern America. Communism driven by religion. And it worked. I recommend everyone to read all about the experience and to seethe movie on this.