Walk through the Historic Sector of Curitiba, where the Belvedere, the Rosário Church, the Curitiba Memorial and the Order Church are located. This region has several popular bars and on Sundays the place hosts the Feira do Largo, which brings together more than 1000 artisans with a variety of products.

Curitiba started here! According to our founding legend, chief Tindiquera brought the pioneers here and assured them that this was a place of "a lot of pine nuts" - Coré etuba in the indigenous language. At Praça Tiradentes you will see the cathedral and the city's ground zero.

The old city hall of Curitiba was transformed into a cultural center and a charming café. The building dates back to 1915 in an eclectic style and is today one of the most beautiful places in the city center.

Praça Santos Andrade brings together the historic building of UFPR (from 1915) and also the Guaíra Theater (from 1953). In the past it was a place for events and bullfights even took place here!

The official name is Rua XV de Novembro, but popularly it is known as Rua das Flores. It was the first pedestrian mall in Brazil (1972) and has always been a shopping street. Today it concentrates popular commerce and has iconic places, such as "Boca Maldita", Palácio Avenida and Bondinho da XV.

The first park in Curitiba was built in the 19th century in an old flooded area of the city. It is now a green oasis in the middle of the city.

A shopping arcade with shops and cafes. Today it only opens during the day, but it remains a very busy place.

Popularly called Praça do Homem Naked due to the statue present in the square, which represents the proud Paraná, looking with confidence to the future. The square was built to celebrate 100 years of Paraná's emancipation and the statue of the naked woman represented justice and was later brought here, as the population did not agree that it should be placed in front of the city's Court of Justice.

Curitiba's main postcard has impeccable gardens and today it also has the Galeria das 4 Estações, where Vivaldi always plays. The most visited place in Curitiba!

Here you will have an external visit to see the so-called "Eye Museum". It is one of the most impressive works by architect Oscar Niemeyer and today the largest contemporary art museum in Latin America.

It is the memorial of the Polish community of Curitiba, with original immigrant houses that were reassembled here.

You will go with the guide to visit the Italian neighborhood of Santa Felicidade. Known for its typical restaurants with all-you-can-eat pasta and the production of colonial wine. It was founded in 1878 and is today loved by Curitiba residents and tourists. You will visit a wine cellar with a tasting of colonial wines and you will also have free time to have lunch wherever you prefer (lunch optional).

An old deactivated quarry that today has a lake and the School of Sustainability, which offers courses in this area for municipal employees.

Located in a noble residential region, it has a trail that tells the children's story of Hansel and Gretel, a children's library with storytelling and the facade of Casa Milá, which represents the architecture brought by the Germans.

The linear park protects the waters of the Barigui River from flooding and is the site of the Ukrainian Memorial.

A theater built with metal and glass on top of a lake and which today has a restaurant and live music on a floating stage. You can visit the inside of the theater and even go on stage. Visiting is not possible on event days.

Another famous postcard from Curitiba, with an artificial waterfall and a viewpoint overlooking a very wooded region of Curitiba.