Great experience with one exception: my order was suspended pending a credit-card security check, but the store did not notify me. I had to message customer service to ask what was going on. After that, it went like a breeze.

I wanted to acknowledge the outstanding assistance I received from Bruna Ocampo during my recent online interaction. Her support was exceptional and greatly appreciated.

Four stars because there were no Sony cameras available.

A great place to get your electronics. The workers are very nice and they have a very fast service.

Great assortment of products, good service and fair prices.

Great customer service. I went on boxing day. They need to improve the checkout process with cards (e.g. if the magnetic card doesn't work then manually process it). Not amazing prices but better than nearby countries. Clean and professional workers (their greatest strength). Not many laptop varieties.

Best tech store, and one of the best online stores, you may run into some issues but their support is great, shout-out to Karen Ortiz

I had a fantastic shopping experience with Nissei Marketplace. Their team, namely Fabi Belotto from the #TeamNissei, provided excellent customer service. They were helpful in answering my questions and ensuring a smooth ordering process. The package arrived within the estimated timeframe, and I appreciated being able to track it using the provided tracking number. I highly recommend Nissei Marketplace for their exceptional service.

Excellent experience. That's my preferred store in Paraguay with great assortment and excellent service. As an anecdotal evidence, I needed support and Ivanna helped me via chat in a very gentle and effective way.

The best place where you can get and buy whatever stuff you love and you might think how about the delivery? Well, amazing. Amazing place. The price is quite competitive from other places, but it's okay enough.

Excellent post-purchase services. Special thanks to Nahiara for quickly handling the little inconveniences with my last order receipt.

I can understand why Brazilians come here. Just across the border in Paraguay and lots of things are cheaper than Brazil (electronics, perfume, etc.) However we found that, as Brits, things were about the same price as in the UK. Also be careful buying electronics as the voltage is different in South America

Very large shopping center, close to the border. There is a parking lot and a good selection of no, name and brand products. For me it was a little confusing. However, finding your way around the mall is a disaster. Hardly any orientation aids. You can spend a lot of time trying to find a toilet. The makers urgently need to make improvements here. Still a very good place to shop.

Very nice place to buy bur you'll need to dig a bit to find good prices (don't stick to first options there are several, if you have time to dig, do it!) Nice restaurants and meal services.

Good prices, not much variety. Targeted to Brazillian tourists, which was fun to see. Glad to have gone.

Good place for shopping...if you want brand imported goods on duty free, it's the right place to go....French perfumes cheaper than France...iphones cheaper than in the US

Easy place to visit in Paraguay from Foz do Iguazu for shopping. Make sure to bring cash and shopping is in USD. You can use credit cards but there is a 20% additional charge at most shops. We also found many shops had the same products but asked different prices, so it’s worth shopping around and negotiating.

Shopping Paris is a famous shopping center located in the city of Asunción, Paraguay. It is known for its wide range of products, including electronics, clothing, jewelry, and many other items. Shopping Paris is a popular destination for shopping in Paraguay and is known for its competitive prices on various products. It's a place where visitors can discover a great variety of goods and enjoy shopping in a friendly and lively atmosphere.

I gave it 4 stars because you needed a voucher to access the wifi. I mean seriously who doesn't just give the wifi out for free why have to have a voucher. I went shopping elsewhere just because I needed to research stuff before I bought anything, but without wifi I couldn't.

Confusing shopping venue. Many/most items are priced in Brazilian reals or US dollars, not in local currency. Prices aren't that discounted either, with many prices comparable to US prices.

Pretty nice place to go to, the lunch options aren't very good.

It is nice, is good place for shopping but not for all things,

Horribly overpriced, with repetitive shops that repeated their stock of goods (you will find electronics and perfumes mostly). The food court & entertaintment bit opens very late (11:00) and there is not much variety. It is not a friendly place for foreigners other than Brazilians and Paraguay people. I do not recommend this place at all.

Fake products. You are not allowed to enter in some stores with you personal bag.

A bridge the connects Brasil and Paraguai. The non-stop passage between countries.

Super

I loved this waterfall and park! It was absolutely beautiful and nice to be there without a huge crowd. The park is pretty small, but it’s full of beautiful plants and of course the waterfall.

Very scerenic and relaxing waterfall which you can take elevator to the base, or grab a bite at the restaurant

Great waterfall. Lovely walk down along paved path. Coffee shop and restaurant. Must take the lift/elevator down to stand at the bottom of the falls.

there isn’t a very big touristic infrastructure and it was a bit expensive but it’s worth it! you can buy some food and beverages at a small cafe with great views (photos with the flower heart).

I recommend the visit and take the ticket with the panoramic waterfall view. It’s worth but it’s all. Use repellent, sunscreen and light clothes. You can get pretty close to water and will get wet after it. There’s a coffee shop inside.

The waterfalls are beautiful. However, it’s a shame how they disrespectfully destroyed this pearl of nature with random concrete structures. But the guests don’t seem to mind. The entrance fee is $10 for foreigners.

Wonderful! I would like to stay more on this beautiful waterfall, and hope that local restaurant will be more attractive and comfortable

Beautiful falls, worth checking out, restaurant there is cute with decent food. The elevator is a great idea, but for folks wanting to use the stairs, beware that you can't return on the stairs, you need to use the elevator, which we found out after we trumped up all the stairs and have to return to the bottom. The door to get to the landing was bolted shut. The walk down to see the falls is pretty and quite doable for families. A small guest shop is there to spend some coin. Definitely worth going to and getting some great pictures of an often overlooked spectacular falls.

A beautiful and lesser traveled set of waterfalls to visit on the Paraguay side. Took a ferry over from Argentina in our guide's vehicle, which I definitely encourage. Makes border crossing very smooth. Worth the day trip, and with all the new construction and upgrades going on locally, it will soon be its own destination. I feel like opening my own little restaurant there!

Monday Falls itself is amaizing and worthy to be expericed. The place it is own by the Presidente Franco's municipe but operared by two private companies that manage diffrent sector of the park. After I have visited both side, I notice a huge diffrence between then, especialy in terms of mateince and service of the place. Us usuall, after I leave the place I have the little disapointment that I could be much more better.

Amazing location, worth visiting! Had local coffee and sweets at restaurant!

It was an amazing experience. The cabins that we stayed in were beautiful and comfortable, the zip lining was fun, and the view of the hikes was amazing. We also did some archery, and we would have done some rappel but we were there during winter and so we couldn't do it. Would definitely recommend, especially for tourists.

Pretty and largely untouristed waterfalls near CDE (and with better views of the falls here than at the nearby adventure park) but it's probably the most expensive tourist activity in Paraguay with the cost for foreigners 115,000 and little to do beyond walking to and looking at the falls, which even if you putter won't take more than an hour. Would only recommend visiting if you're planning to spend time in CDE rather than making it a reason to visit.

Prepare around 100k for the visit as a tourist - 70k entry and 30k to use the lift to the bottom platform. But the waterfall is very nice. Ideally you will see it before Iguazu otherwise of course it's a bit underwhelming.

The view from the bridge is very nice. But the bridge is in a very rough shape. It’s super dirty and it looks like it’s not being maintained at all.

It was build in 1965 connecting Brazil to Paraguay. I do not advice to cross it on foot way too dangers You'd rather take a van in some local agency in Brazil and go with others, much safer that way.

I took an Uber to the bridge which cost me £3. I walked across the bridge with no problem. I’m a single middle-aged female on my own and no one troubled me. I did a little shopping and I came back again. I didn’t even make a stop at immigration nobody seemed interested. No problem. I got a cold beer near the bridge and I ordered an Uber back to my hotel, which cost me £2. I was advised to use the buses I didn’t get on with that because I couldn’t figure out which bus or how to pay

Crazy, be vigilant, but great walk across

As a person that lives in the frontier and has passed this bridge countless times I will leave some tips for people that are visiting: (updated again!) 1. The bridge is not unsafe (and the cities aren't also) but you still have to pay attention for pickpockets. Doesn't mean you will find one but better to be precautious like you would in any big city. I would also add that right after Paraguayan customs there are a lot of men trying to give people pamphlets or flyers about certain stores, I personally wouldn't take those nor pay attention to them, be safe and just ignore them and go to the store you wanted to go (see number 11 too). 2. As pedestrians we do almost the same thing that cars do on the road. If leaving Paraguay by foot, you go from customs (Shopping del Este side) to the same side of the road until you get to customs of Brazil, if you are retourning to Paraguay you have to come back on the other side. When on the hallway of the bridge, we usually walk on the right so people that are in a rush can pass by the left. 3. There's no need to go to either customs if you're just going to do some shopping in CDE and go back or viceversa with Foz (read Acuerdo entre Paraguay y Brasil sobre Localidades Fronterizas vinculadas (ciudades gemelas)). If you're travelling further in either country you need to go to both customs (Aduana) BY YOURSELF. 4. If you want to take a good look at/take a picture of the bridge, it's even better on your way from cde to foz as they have an overlook to the bridge right after the bridge and on the way to brazilian customs (pay attention to your right after the end of the bridge, walk up some small steps and you'll find it). 5. Bring a hat or something to cover your head from the sun because the roof doesn't cover much, you can still see the sky. The roof and the barricades (?) are anti-suicide protections that they put up a few years ago, but in terms of rain and sun it doesn't protect much. Use sunscreen, a hat and bring a bottle of water with you to drink. It can be too hot or too cold (if windy). 6. If you pass to either side by bus or by car it can be fast sometimes but other times the road is too busy and you can be there for hours. Even though the problem is not in the bridge itself but the problem is the traffic before reaching the bridge from both sides. You can check that by searching "Ponte da Amizade camara" in google. 7. If you pass by bus the price is 12 reais or 15.000 guaraníes, goes back and forth in both countries every now and then. In Paraguay you can get in the bus at the terminal de buses or wherever downtown, goes to Brazil until TTU (Terminal de Transporte Urbano) and Rodoviária. Doesn't stop in the Aduanas (Customs) in case you need to make your entry. 8. There are also "paseros" that can make you get to the other side faster and for a little bit cheaper (some) but you have to ask until which part of both cities they go (probably not outside downtown side). 9. There are places where fakes are sold in Ciudad del Este, but it's not just that. There are many official stores of International brands or where they are represented, for example: Shopping China, Monalisa, Nissei, Shopping Paris, SAX, Atacado Games, Mobile Zone, Mega Shopping Importados, Tokutokuya (Asian foods and goodies especially from Japan). 10. Currency used the most is US Dollars but you can also use Reais or Guaraníes in stores, check if buying in dollars is the best option for you, it usually is. 11. People Are going to try to drag you to theirstores, they will talk to you some sweet things to lure you to buy their products; if you don't want any of that just say Gracias and make a "yes" motion with your head at the same time, that's all. 12. People in Ciudad del Este speak spanish, guaraní and portuguese (especially those that work downtown), if you speak english only it might be a little more difficult to find someone to speak with you but we are working on that! :P I will keep updating if I notice some other things are missing here!

It has a beautiful view but the bridge itself could use some cleaning

The wait line of cars on the bridge was only about 10 - 15 minutes. Nice view and so impressive how to nations worked together to build this. The water wasn't clean though.

A bridge full of traffic! If u wanna pass u can walk ~15min or take a Scooter, but attention the taxi-scooter driver are driven crazy 🙈 (I paid 6real for that trip^^) Both immigration are also on that bridge for ya Passport (but nobody will control you so u have to do it if u need it)

To be fair, it is nothing special, but yet it is somehow. Where else can you just walk over the border. Might be also quicker than in a Taxi.

Very nice view when you walk there. If you are passing by car and you need to get Visa, its a bit tricky to find the parking. But there is parking available for that purpose.

Getting checked out of Brazil was a little complicated, but then walking across the bridge was no problem. Arriving in Paraguay was not complicated. The view of the river from the bridge was nice.