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City in Ñeembucú, Paraguay
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Pilar is a city in Southern Paraneña in Paraguay.
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Museo el Cabildo, Pilar
Set in a colonial building, this museum contains artifacts significant to Pilar, including when it was the Casa de Gobierno (house of government) while Pilar was the provisional capital during the Triple Alliance War. But sadly it is infrequently open.
Built under the direction of Italian missionaries. Pilar was named after the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza, Spain. You can cool off in the shady Plaza of the Heroes across the way.
A place from which you can view the Parana River and sunset.
About the textile industry of Pilar and a man who was central to Pilar's development.
A place to eat where you can sit in or take your food to go to enjoy at the Mirador del Soldier Desconocido across the street.
Even though it lacks a pool, this hotel will get you going with a breakfast in the morning.
Very spendy, ouch, but speaks of class with its exterior design, swimming pool, gym, a/c, and restaurant/bar.
Close to stores and amenities downtown, this establishment has a restaurant of its own and provides breakfast in the mornings. More in the value category.
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