Asunción, the vibrant capital of Paraguay, offers a surprising variety of green spaces and scenic areas perfect for walking your dog. Whether you are a local or a visitor exploring the city with your furry friend, these dog-friendly locations provide a mix of natural beauty and open spaces. Ideal for a relaxing outing. All of these options are free to enter.
Remember to pick up your dog’s poop. According to Article 68 of Ordinance 125/17 of Asunción, you could be fined for leaving it in public spaces…
Parque Guasú Metropolitano
For those craving a larger, nature-filled space, 14 kilometres away from downtown, Parque Guasú Metropolitano is one of Asunción’s premier dog-walking destinations. This urban park is beloved for its natural beauty, with wide open fields and shaded paths perfect for long walks.
Even though it connects with Parque Ñu Guasú, only Parque Guasú Metropolitano is available for walking pets.
Jardín Botánico
Jardín Botánico is just about 10 kilometres from downtown Asunción. The park is a charming, slightly wild public park that offers an escape for dog owners. This sprawling green space feels like a hidden retreat, with plenty of room for your dog to explore. This nature of the park adds to its rustic appeal, making it a delightful spot for a relaxed walk.
While the zoo within the botanical garden is not ideal for dogs, the surrounding paths and open areas are perfect for a low-key adventure.


Parque Seminario
Parque Seminario, located at Av. Juscelino Kubitschek and 25 de Mayo in the Mburicaó neighbourhood of Asunción, is a popular urban park known for its green spaces, recreational facilities, and tranquil atmosphere. It is a great spot for outdoor activities like walking, jogging, and sports.
The 1,500-meter paved circuit, shaded by lush trees and surrounded by green gardens, provides a scenic and tranquil setting for a leisurely stroll with your furry companion.
Cerro Lambaré
9 Kilometres from downtown Asunción, Cerro Lambaré offers a dog-friendly trail with a mix of urban and natural scenery. This location is ideal for pet owners looking for a slightly more active walk with a bit of elevation.
The trail is accessible and close to the city centre. The Cerro is perfect for a quick outing or a short hike with your dog. The views from Cerro Lambaré add a scenic backdrop to your walk. Futhermore, the open space allows your dog to enjoy the fresh air while staying close to home.

Costaneras
Both Costanera and Costanera Sur are interesting places to walk your dog. The main one is located just north of downtown and the Presidential Palace. The path is of 7 kilometres long and from there you can see the Department of Presidente Hayes. The other Costanera, being finished in 2024, is located south of the city centre. The path is also around 7 kilometres long.