Top Things to do in Alto Parana Department
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Top 9 Gift & Specialty Shops in Alto Parana Department, Alto Parana Department
Discover the best top things to do in Alto Parana Department, Paraguay including Chenson, Atacado Collections, Mobile Zone Internacional, Monalisa Paraguay, Shopping Del Este Paraguay, Atlantico Shop, Alborada, Tic Tak Watchstore, Multishop Importados.
Restaurants in Alto Parana Department
1. Chenson
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Atacado Collections
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Born in 6 of july of 2018, Atacado Collections was created to be different from everything you saw before in Ciudad del Este, being the first store focused exclusively in collectibles, investing in a building of nine floors. This is a structure dedicated to distribute Funko, Hasbro, Mattel, Bandai and many other brands of collectibles. Is also proud of being the Official Distributor of the Funko Brand in the region, bringing the best prices of the most popular collectible of today. Not happy being just the biggest geek store in latin america, it also wants to be a point for tourists with giant statues who recalls the geek universe and diverse fandoms around the world. Being the place to go for everyone with a camera to take photos for free. Located a few squares from the entry of Ciudad del Este, just in front of Shopping Paris, this store promises to show the geek experience to visitors.
3. Mobile Zone Internacional
4. Monalisa Paraguay
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,236 reviews
Un universo de lujo y excelencia. Monalisa, tienda de Departamentos fundada en 1972. Destaca entre las atracciones turística de las Tres Fronteras.
5. Shopping Del Este Paraguay
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 1,608 reviews
6. Atlantico Shop
We are Importer of Sony, Apple, Xiaomi, Motorola. More than 30 years in the Paraguayan market, we are a reliable and professional company
7. Alborada
What can we expect in fifty years of sales tradition? Exactly what Alborada Informatica offers you today. Our history of best meeting customer needs dates back to 1969, when a Lebanese trader settled in that region and ventured to sell imported products to tourists visiting Paraguay in his store, Casa Alborada.
