What's worth doing in Asu?
Choose an exhibition, find somewhere for lunch, or see what's on stage. Here are a few starting points, with the details and official links to help you make a plan.
For activities with an Open Asu host, check Meetups.
Details checked against official sources on 8 September 2026.
An afternoon with art
Museo del Barro
Make this a slow afternoon: explore the exhibitions, notice what catches your eye, and compare favourites afterwards.
For a visit without an admission charge, choose Friday or Saturday. The museum currently lists free entry on both days.
The museum provides a contact for group reservations. If you're organising a group visit, ask about arrangements before fixing the plan. Check its notices for holiday changes.
Manzana de la Rivera
Look here for an exhibition or cultural activity to build an afternoon around. Choose the specific programme you'd like to attend, then agree on a meeting point before going.
Check the chosen activity for its time, admission, and booking requirements.
Around a table
Lunch at Bolsi
If you're choosing somewhere to eat in the centre, take a look at Bolsi's menu and see what you'd order.
For a group meal, ask about a table for your headcount and time. Confirm current menu prices, any dietary requirements, and how the bill can be paid before inviting everyone.
Find a performance
Start with the city's cultural agenda
Asunción's municipal culture website publishes its cultural programme. Open the listing that interests you and check the venue, start time, admission, and any reservation instructions.
For a show, agree on a meeting time before the performance so there's room to say hello.
See what's on at the Centro Cultural de España Juan de Salazar
Browse its programme for exhibitions, screenings, music, and workshops. Each activity has its own details, so check the date and participation requirements before making a plan.
Turn a discovery into an invitation
Choose the thing you actually want to do. Share its official link, suggest a time, and explain where you'd meet.
"I'd like to see this exhibition on Saturday afternoon. Anyone want to join?"
gives people something concrete to say yes to.