Wilson Tower

Wilson Tower is a residential building in downtown Asunción that spans 31 floors and reaches approximately 107 meters (350 feet) high. It ranks among the tallest structures in Paraguay's capital and stands as a defining feature of the urban skyline.

The building was constructed during Paraguay's economic shift in the early 1990s and opened in 1993. It represented one of the first major residential towers to be built during this period of urban expansion and modernization.

The tower marks how Asunción shifted from low-rise neighborhoods to modern high-rises that now shape the city skyline. This change reflects the way locals experienced their urban environment transforming over time.

The central location provides easy access to transportation networks and services across the city. Visitors find the area easy to navigate, with good connections to other neighborhoods and amenities nearby.

For several decades, this 31-story structure held the title of Paraguay's highest building until another tower was completed. Its long reign at the top made it a memorable landmark for residents and visitors alike.

Location: Asunción

Inception: 1993

Floors above the ground: 31

GPS coordinates: -25.28778,-57.62347

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:08