Curitiba Parks and Viewpoints
Curitiba is defined by its extensive green urban planning and cultural heritage. This collection features Passeio Público, the city's oldest public garden, and Parque Barigui, a major social hub with a large lake and exhibition center. Cultural history is preserved at Bosque do Papa, a memorial to Polish immigration, and Bosque Alemão, honoring German settlers. For perspectives from above, the Torre Panorâmica provides a 360-degree view, while the southern outskirts host a 530,000-square-meter zoo and the Iguaçu River wetlands.
A Passeio Público
The city's oldest public park, inaugurated in 1886. It features a playground, a small zoo, and a lake with several islands in the heart of Curitiba.
B Panoramic Tower
Would you like to see the city from a different perspective? Then head to this observation tower which offers 360° view of Curitiba.
Barigui Park
This park offers a lot of things to do. Your children can enjoy the playground and you can stroll around the lake and the exhibition…
D Bosque do Papa
A memorial to Polish immigration containing seven original log cabins. The park was inaugurated in 1980 to commemorate the visit of Pope John Paul II.
E Bosque Alemão
Bosque Alemão is a park built in Curitiba in honor of the German immigrants who begin to settle in the city in the early 19th century.
F Parque Barigui
One of the city's largest parks, featuring a central lake known for its resident capybaras. It includes jogging tracks, an automobile museum, and an exhibition center.
Zoológico de Curitiba
A 530,000-square-meter zoo housing over 1,500 animals. Located in the Iguaçu Regional Park, it focuses on the conservation of Brazilian fauna.
Bacia do Rio Iguaçú
A wetland area and drainage basin located in the southern part of Curitiba, forming part of the Iguaçu River ecosystem.
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