
About Trinidad
Trinidad is home to the ruins of La Santísima Trinidad de Paraná, widely regarded as the best-preserved Jesuit mission complex in Paraguay and jointly designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site alongside Jesús de Tavarangue. The site's large-scale architecture and original sculptures in remarkable condition make it a landmark of cultural and historical importance. The district is part of the Jesuit heritage corridor in southern Itapúa, giving it a distinctive tourism profile within the department. Agricultural activity sustains the day-to-day economy, and proximity to Encarnación ensures reasonable access to services and regional connectivity.
- Historic and cultural center
- High connectivity
- Mixed residential-commercial use
- Architectural heritage
City map
Photos of the city
Photos: Josep M. Gracia (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Maurice Chédel (CC BY-SA 3.0) — Wikimedia Commons
Average price per m² (12 months)
$21/m²Properties in Trinidad
Businesses & services in Trinidad
Petropar (Petróleos Paraguayos)
State-owned enterprise. Paraguay's largest importer with USD 377M in 2022. Operates the country's only refinery and distributes fuels nationwide.
Yguazú Combustibles
Fuel station chain with 50 stations across 38 cities in Paraguay, including Coronel Oviedo, J. Augusto Saldívar, Yaguarón and Caaguazú.
Misión Jesuítica de la Santísima Trinidad del Paraná
Paraguay's best-preserved Guaraní reduction, founded in 1706; a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993 alongside Jesús de Tavarangüe, with two on-site museums and a nightly light-and-sound show.