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Curitiba: a Complete City Tour

With its blend of modernity and tradition, Curitiba beckons travelers to explore its multifaceted charm. The city tour promises an immersive journey through historical sites, lush green spaces , and architectural marvels.

As visitors traverse the streets of this Brazilian gem, they’ll encounter surprises around every corner, each unveiling a layer of Curitiba’s unique character. From the bustling markets to serene parks, this tour unveils a side of the city often overlooked.

Join in to uncover the city’s best-kept secrets and experience Curitiba in all its glory.

• Experience Curitiba’s local cuisine and cultural landmarks.
• Explore architectural and botanical heritage on an 8-hour tour.
• Enjoy fusion of flavors and historical significance in the city.
• Enhance your visit with optional activities and expert guide Pamela .

Tour Highlights

What’re the captivating sights and experiences that make up the Curitiba city tour’s highlights?

When exploring Curitiba, visitors are treated to a delightful array of local cuisine and cultural landmarks. The tour offers a chance to savor traditional Brazilian dishes, from feijoada to pão de queijo, providing a true taste of the region.

Plus, participants can enjoy the rich history and vibrant culture of Curitiba by visiting iconic cultural landmarks such as the Oscar Niemeyer Museum and the Botanical Garden. These stops not only showcase the city’s architectural marvels but also offer insights into its artistic and botanical heritage.

The fusion of local flavors and historical significance makes the city tour an unforgettable experience for all.

Meeting Point and Time

When starting the Curitiba city tour, participants are required to assemble at the designated pickup location in Curitiba at the specified time for an 8-hour exploration of the city’s highlights. Here are some key points to keep in mind regarding the meeting point and time:

Meeting Point: The tour begins at the central plaza near the Municipal Market.

Time: It’s essential to arrive 15 minutes early to ensure a timely departure.

Recommended Restaurants: Nearby eateries offer a taste of local cuisine for those arriving early.

Local Landmarks: Take advantage of the proximity to iconic sites like the Botanical Garden before the tour commences.

City Tour Itinerary

Embarking on the Curitiba city tour, visitors will explore a captivating exploration of this vibrant Brazilian destination’s most iconic landmarks and attractions. The itinerary includes stops at key city attractions such as the Botanical Garden, the Oscar Niemeyer Museum, and the historic Largo da Ordem square.

Travelers will have the opportunity to enjoy the local cuisine, sampling traditional dishes like barreado and pastel, providing a taste of Curitiba’s culinary delights.

The tour spans approximately 8 hours, offering a rundown of the city’s rich culture and history. With a knowledgeable guide leading the way, guests can expect a seamless experience filled with fascinating insights and memorable moments.

Optional Activities Available

Visitors on the Curitiba city tour can enhance their experience by exploring a variety of optional activities available to further enjoy the city’s vibrant culture and attractions. Here are some exciting options to consider:

Outdoor Excursions : Take a nature hike in the nearby parks or explore the beautiful Botanical Garden for a breath of fresh air.

Cultural Experiences: Enjoy the local culture by visiting museums, art galleries , or attending a traditional Brazilian dance performance.

Local Cuisine: Indulge in the flavors of Curitiba by trying traditional Brazilian dishes at local restaurants or street food vendors.

Shopping Opportunities : Explore the city’s markets and boutiques to find unique souvenirs, handicrafts , and locally made goods to take home with you.

Guide Information

Pamela , the highly recommended guide for the Curitiba city tour, is known for her patience, accommodating nature , and helpful demeanor , making her an invaluable asset to enhance visitors’ exploration experience.

Tourist reviews consistently highlight Pamela’s exceptional qualities, praising her clear English communication skills and positive attitude. Visitors often commend her for going above and beyond to ensure a memorable and informative tour.

Pamela’s ability to adapt to the needs of the group and provide insightful commentary adds a unique touch to the experience. Her wealth of knowledge about Curitiba and its attractions further enriches the tour, making it both enjoyable and educational.

With Pamela as the guide, travelers can expect a seamless and rewarding exploration of the beautiful city.

Contact Details

For those interested in the Curitiba city tour and seeking further information or wishing to make bookings, reaching out to Southern Brazil Adventures at [email protected] is the recommended step to take.

Here are some helpful tips regarding contact details:

• Booking Process: Contact Southern Brazil Adventures for inquiries or to secure your spot on the Curitiba city tour.
• Tourist Attractions: Inquire about the main stops and optional activities available during the 8-hour tour.
• Availability: Check with Southern Brazil Adventures for tour dates and times to plan your visit to Curitiba efficiently.
• Customization: Discuss any specific preferences or requirements you may have for a tailored experience in Curitiba.

Additional Tips

For travelers looking to make the most of their Curitiba city tour experience, consider exploring lesser-known attractions for a unique perspective on this vibrant Brazilian city.

Venture off the beaten path to discover hidden gems like the Botanical Garden of Curitiba or the Tanguá Park, offering breathtaking views and a tranquil ambiance away from the bustling tourist spots.

To learn about the local culture, don’t miss the opportunity to indulge in traditional Brazilian cuisine at authentic eateries scattered throughout the city. Sample delicious dishes like feijoada, coxinha , and brigadeiro to experience the rich flavors of Curitiba.

Common questions

Can i customize the city tour itinerary to include specific attractions or interests.

Yes, visitors can customize the city tour itinerary to include specific attractions or interests. There are customization options available to cater to special interests , ensuring a tailored experience. Contact for inquiries or bookings.

Are Meals or Snacks Included in the Tour, or Should I Bring My Own?

Meals or snacks are not included in the tour. Travelers should bring their own considering dietary restrictions . If desired, a group meal can be arranged with advance notice. This gives guests flexibility in choosing food options.

What Is the Cancellation Policy for the City Tour Booking?

For the city tour booking, the refund policy allows cancellations up to 48 hours before the tour for a full refund. Group discounts are available upon inquiry. Contact the provided email for more information or to make a booking.

Are There Any Restrictions or Requirements for Participating in the City Tour?

For the city tour, there are no specific restrictions or requirements. The tour duration is 8 hours. Entry fees may apply, and the tour guide, Pamela, is highly recommended for her expertise. Group size varies.

Is Transportation Provided Throughout the Entire Tour, or Are There Periods of Walking Involved?

Throughout the tour, participants enjoy both transportation options and walking breaks to explore Curitiba. A balanced mix allows for a comprehensive experience of the city, with the flexibility to appreciate key sites up close.

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Experience the best of Curitiba with this comprehensive city tour led by the expert guide, Pamela. From iconic landmarks to hidden gems, this 8-hour excursion promises a deep dive into the rich culture and history of this vibrant city in the South Region.

With optional activities to cater to diverse interests and clear communication in English, travelers are sure to have a memorable and rewarding exploration of Curitiba.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to uncover the charm of this Brazilian gem!

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36 Hours in Brasília

By Seth Kugel

• Nov. 3, 2011

DESPITE the modernistic monuments by the legendary Oscar Niemeyer, Brazil’s retro-futuristic capital city — erected on an expanse of dry plains in central Brazil in the late 1950s and ’60s — has generally drawn few visitors who didn’t have business with the federal government. But as Brazil’s economy booms and its world influence increases, Brasília is coming of age, gaining a new museum here, a cool bridge there, top-shelf restaurants everywhere. Brasília is also safer and calmer than Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo, unless you count the stress of trying to understand its maddening address system. Adding to the charm are awe-inspiring sunsets, samba hot spots and something even the greatest urban planners in the world couldn’t have given it upon its inauguration in 1960: a half-century of tradition and history.

4 p.m. 1) CONGRESS WITH NIEMEYER

Start in the heart of the “Pilot Plan,” the original planned city, where three Niemeyer-designed buildings house the three branches of Brazilian government around Praça dos Três Poderes (Three Powers Square). They’re all classic, curvy Niemeyer: the Planalto Palace, where Brazil’s first female president works; the Federal Supreme Court; and towering over both, two sky-scraping office towers and the accompanying convex and concave domes where the National Congress sits. Stroll up the esplanade past the pale green ministry buildings to one of the most recent works by Niemeyer (who is still at it at age 103): the 2006 Honestino Guimarães National Museum (SCS, Lote 2; 55-61-3325-5220) where you can see the work of contemporary artists from around the world.

6 p.m. 2) SUNSET FROM A SHRINE

The sunset in Brasília is beautiful from just about anywhere, but the best place of all to catch it is at the Ermida Dom Bosco (QI 29, Lago Sul), a Niemeyer-designed shrine across the artificial Lake Paranoá from the Pilot Plan. The lookout attracts a daily crowd that melts away once the sun is gone. Don’t follow the masses: stick it out with the stray couples (and coconut water vendors) and catch the stunning oranges and reds and lavenders that fill the sky about 20 minutes later.

8 p.m. 3) BAR HOPPING

The most popular evening activity for all local residents is to eat, drink and talk at the hyper-social bars that serve young and old, straight and gay, beer-lovers and caipirinha aficionados alike. Perhaps the most traditional of all the watering holes is 55-year-old Beirute (CLS 109, Bloco A; 55-61-3244-1717), seamlessly mixing the older regulars with a young gay crowd; the food, as you might expect, runs Middle Eastern, including the football-shaped minced-meat and bulgur snacks known in Portuguese as kibes (from 3.50 reais, or $2 at 1.7 reais to the dollar). Two other favorites are Libanus (CLS 206, Bloco C, Loja 36; 55-61-3244-9795), younger and a bit more raucous, and Boteco (CLS 406, Bloco D, Loja 35; 55-61-3443-4344), a spirited Rio de Janeiro-style bar erected, in classic Brasília juxtaposition, across the parking lot from a supermarket. Waiters bring around trays bearing snacks to choose from; the most famous is the coxinha de camarão (7.90 reais), a shrimp version of Brazil’s staple bar snack, chicken croquettes.

9 a.m. 4) SOUPIE, ANYONE?

“Soupie” is how the Brazilians pronounce SUP, the abbreviation for stand-up paddle surfing, a sport involving you, a surfboard and a paddle. And you’ll need to pronounce it the way they do if you want the staff member at the gate of the Clube Naval (SCES, Trecho 2, Conjunto 13) to let you through to the lakeside base of Clube do Vento (55-61-8124-8596; clubedovento.com). For a mere 25 reais, you’ll soon be paddling out into Lake Paranoá toward the stunning Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge with its three criss-crossing arches, which opened in 2002 and immediately became a city landmark.

Noon 5) NORTHEASTERN BUFFET

Just about every Brazilian city outside the northeast has a healthy number of migrants from that cuisine-rich and financially poor region, but only Brasília has a branch of the northeast-based Mangai (SCE Sul; 55-61-3224-3079; mangai.com.br), a palace of regional cuisine where diners pick and choose from a buffet of 80 or so main dishes (heavy on the pork and squash and manioc) and 40 or so desserts. Payment is by weight (46.90 reais per kilogram), a typical Brazilian restaurant scheme; about 35 reais will get you a full plate, a dessert and a fresh fruit juice. Also included: hammocks on the porch overlooking Lake Paranoá to take a postprandial rest.

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2 p.m. 6) MODERNIST WORSHIP

No colonial-era churches in this town. Instead, Brasília’s houses of worship fit right in with the modernist theme. You’ve already caught a glimpse of Niemeyer’s National Cathedral near the ministries, now it’s time for a visit to what must be the bluest church in the world, the Dom Bosco Sanctuary (SEPS, Quadra 702; 55-61-3223-6542; santuariodombosco.org.br), completed in 1970. Its 50-foot-high Gothic arches are filled in with 12 tones of blue stained glass, casting the interior (and its 2.75-ton chandelier and cedar cross) in haunting submarine tones. From there, continue south to the drastically more modest Igrejinha de Fátima (EQS 307/308; igrejinhadefatima.org), the city’s first church, also a Niemeyer special.

4 p.m. 7) SUNSET SAMBA

Late-afternoon samba is a Saturday tradition in town, and while the bars that host it may not be much to look at, the cold beer, a warm crowd and a hot band render the soulless venues atmospherically irrelevant. The hottest place these days is Cadê Tereza (CLS 201, Bloco B, Loja 1; 55-61-3225-0555; cadeterezabar.com.br), named after a Jorge Ben Jor song whose title means “Where’s Tereza?” The likely answer to that question: If she didn’t get there early enough, she’s probably in line. Who knows if the new hot spot has staying power, so a safe backup is the longtime classic Calaf (SBS, Quadra 2, Bloco S; 55-61-3325-7408; calaf.com.br), which brings unexpected weekend life to the otherwise abandoned Southern Banking Sector.

9 p.m. 8) COPENHAGEN ON PARANOá

Dress up and head to one of Brasília’s most elegant and unusual restaurants. Aquavit (SMLN, Trecho 12, Conjunto 1, Casa 5; 55-61-3369-2301; restauranteaquavit.com). There, the chef and owner Simon Lau Cederholm will greet you as if you were attending a dinner party at his house. And in fact, you are: the Denmark native opened the restaurant in his own home (which he designed; he’s also an architect) in 2005. The set menu is a mix of Danish cuisine, French technique and Brazilian ingredients. On a recent night the five course prix-fixe (192 reais, wine extra) included both a cold soup of cucumber with smoked salmon and a locally made cheese, which the chef whips and serves with cashew nuts and cashew fruit, an abundant crop in the region.

9 a.m. 9) PETIT DéJEUNER

The idea of a true French patisserie on the bland commercial blocks in Brasília is almost as counterintuitive as having a McDonald’s on the Champs-Élysées in Paris. But they both exist. The superior of the two is Daniel Briand Pâtissier & Chocolatier (SCLN 104, Bloco A, Loja 26, 55-61-3326-1135; cafedanielbriand.com), a breakfast- and brunch-lover’s dream. Breakfast platters start at 24.90 reais. Or order their elegant pastries, buttery croissants with housemade jams, fresh-made quiches or varied pâtés à la carte.

10:30 a.m. 10) SENHORA PRESIDENTE

Head back to the Praça dos Três Poderes for a tour of the Planalto Palace, the work space of President Dilma Rousseff. The public spaces are filled with Brazilian art and modernist furniture by the celebrated Brazilian designer Sérgio Rodrigues. But that’s not all: you can also see the room where the cabinet meets, and even peek into the president’s office.

Noon 11) THE ANTI-BRASíLIA

There’s barely a trace of poverty or even of the working class in Brasília. But that’s an illusion: the poorer residents of the Federal District live in “satellite cities,” dense clusters of high-rise apartment buildings that dot Brasília’s horizon. For a taste of life as it is really lived, head 30 minutes out of town to Ceilândia, where the central feira, or market (Avenida Hélio Prates between Via M Um and Via M Dois) hums Wednesday through Sunday. For about 7 reais, food stands offer huge plates of northeastern specialties — the real organs and bone marrow of it. Under the same roof you’ll find bakers, fruit sellers, discount clothing, tobacco salesmen and butchers. If Brasília is a modern Brazilian dream, Ceilândia is modern Brazilian reality.

Tryp Brasil 21 (SHS, Quadra 6, Conjunto A, Bloco F; 55-61-3218-4700; tryphotels.com ) is one of many perfectly comfortable business-style hotels in the South Hotels Sector; weekend rates are steeply discounted and run as low as 196 reais (about $114) for a double.

A half-step down in comfort but several steps up in style and history is the Brasília Palace (SHTN, Trecho 1, Conjunto 1; 55-61-3306-9100; plazabrasilia.com.br ), with doubles from 239 reais. Situated away from the bustle near the presidential residence, it looks as if it had stepped right out of the ’60s, though the rooms have been renovated.

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