Que faire à Curitiba

Curitiba's Unmissable Highlights

Curitiba’s urban landscape is defined by its extensive green spaces and ethnic memorials reflecting its immigrant history. This selection features the city's oldest public park, Passeio Público, and the 360-degree views from the Panoramic Tower. Cultural landmarks include the Ukrainian and Arab memorials, the historic cobblestone square of Largo da Ordem, and the former gunpowder magazine turned theater, Teatro Paiol. Nature and heritage blend in themed parks like Bosque Alemão and the expansive Parque Barigui, highlighting the city's innovative approach to urban planning.

Curitiba's Unmissable Highlights — Carte

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Passeio Público

Curitiba's oldest park, opened in 1886. It features a small zoo, a lake with rowing boats, and a playground.

Squibb / CC BY 2.5

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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.

Guilmann / CC BY-SA 3.0

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Bosque do Papa

Memorial honoring Pope John Paul II featuring seven original wooden houses built by Polish immigrants. Includes a museum dedicated to Polish culture and a chapel.

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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…

Marcus M Bezerra / Public domain

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Memorial Ucraniano

Replica of the wooden St. Michael the Archangel Church commemorating the centenary of Ukrainian immigration to Paraná. Located within Tingui Park.

Rui Bittencourt / CC BY-SA 2.0

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Memorial Árabe

Moorish-style building housing a library and cafe. The architecture features a signature cube shape and stained glass windows.

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Largo da Ordem

Historic district characterized by cobblestone streets and colonial architecture. Hosts the city's largest handicraft market every Sunday.

Morio / CC-BY-SA-3.0

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Teatro Paiol

Circular theater housed in a former gunpowder magazine built in 1906. Converted into a cultural venue in 1971, it is known for its unique acoustics.

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Museu do Automóvel

Collection of vintage and classic cars, including rare Brazilian models and international marques. Located adjacent to Barigui Park.

DAR7 / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Castelo do Batel

1920s palatial residence inspired by the castles of the Loire Valley. It currently serves as a premier event center and architectural landmark.

Adelano Lázaro / Public domain

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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.

Mariordo (Mario Roberto Duran Ortiz) / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Parque Barigui

Large urban park featuring a central lake, walking paths, and resident capybaras. Includes sports facilities and an exhibition center.