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Curitiba Vacations
The greenest and best organized city in Brazil!
Visit Curitiba
- Art & Culture
- Museums
- Park and garden
Curitiba: How to get there?
Around one hour fifty minutes by plane from Rio
Curitiba: When to go?
All year round, though avoid the southern winter
Curitiba: For how long?
1 to 2 days
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Curitiba: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A charming metropolis lying in the south of Brazil, Curitiba is a well-organized, clean and peaceful city.
My suggestion
If you get the chance to go there, it's a good place to experience a well-organized and "sanitized" side of Brazil. Nevertheless, Curitiba is not worth going out of your way to see.
The greenest and best organized city in Brazil!
My suggestion
Though not a great lover of city center bus tours, I would describe the one in Curitiba as worth going on. The ticket isn't expensive, and it enables you to easily reach the main places to see in the city, which are quite far apart from one another.
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