The Linha Turismo is a popular hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus that helps visitors explore Curitiba’s main tourist spots. Running on a fixed route, the bus stops at key landmarks like Jardim Botânico, Ópera de Arame, Museu Oscar Niemeyer, Parque Tanguá, and more. Tickets typically include unlimited rides for the day, so you can hop off to explore and catch the next bus whenever you’re ready.
The Jardim Botânico de Curitiba is a major city landmark, known for its iconic glass greenhouse, French-style gardens, and diverse plant species.
The Oscar Niemeyer Museum, also known as the "Eye Museum" for its unique design, is one of Curitiba’s most iconic cultural landmarks. Dedicated to art, architecture, and design, it was designed by the famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer and features striking modern architecture and diverse exhibitions. Remember, tickets must be purchased to enter, but admission is free on Wednesdays and the last Sunday of each month.
The Ópera de Arame (Wire Opera House) is a unique theater in Curitiba known for its stunning steel and glass structure surrounded by a lush park and lake. It hosts concerts, plays, and cultural events in a beautiful natural setting. Visitors can buy tickets right at the entrance of the Ópera de Arame.
Parque Tanguá is one of Curitiba’s most beautiful parks, known for its scenic views, waterfalls, and impressive lookout over a former quarry. It’s a great spot for walking, biking, and watching the sunset.
Passeio Público was inaugurated in 1886 as Curitiba’s first public park, designed to provide a green space for relaxation and social gatherings in the growing city. Originally featuring ornamental gardens, lakes, and walking paths, it became a central spot for leisure and community events. Over the years, the park has been carefully preserved and remains a cherished landmark, blending natural beauty with historical significance in Curitiba’s urban landscape.
Bosque do Alemão is a charming park in Curitiba that honors German culture and immigration. It features trails, a fairy-tale-themed path, and a replica of a German-style church.
The Panoramic Tower is the only telephone tower in Brazil open to visitors. It offers a 360-degree view of Curitiba from 109 meters high, making it a great spot to see the city from above. It’s open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Santa Felicidade is one of Curitiba’s most beloved neighborhoods, famous for its rich Italian heritage, charming shops, and countless restaurants serving traditional cuisine. It’s the perfect place for a leisurely lunch or dinner, with family-style meals, wine, and warm hospitality. Don’t miss Família Madalosso, a local icon and one of the largest restaurants in Latin America!
Every Sunday, Largo da Ordem hosts one of Curitiba’s largest and most popular open-air markets, running from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. This vibrant market features local artisans, food vendors, live music, and a festive atmosphere that draws both locals and visitors. One reason our party ends at 2 a.m. is to allow enough time to wrap up before the market setup begins early the next morning. The Sunday Market at Largo da Ordem in Curitiba has been a tradition for over 30 years! It started back in the late 1980s and has since become one of the city’s most beloved cultural events.
Parque da Unilivre was built to promote environmental education and sustainability. Created on a former quarry, it shows how damaged urban spaces can be transformed into a place for learning and connecting with nature.
Once a floodplain, Barigui Park has been transformed into a sprawling green oasis, featuring serene lakes and the charming presence of free-roaming capybaras that have become a symbol of the park’s natural beauty.