Attractions in the city include:
Shrine of the Divine Mercy: established by the Marian Fathers near Estrada do Ganchinho in the district of Umbará.

Municipal Market: Located near the city's central bus station, it houses numerous shops selling imported goods, organic products, and vegan food.
The food court has a lot of Asian food, vegan food and organic meals.

Italian Woods: Hosts local celebrations.

Wire Opera House: Built on the site of an abandoned quarry.

Oscar Niemeyer Museum: Artists from Paraná and other parts of Brazil have their work represented in the museum.
Three rooms in the Eye are dedicated exclusively to photography.

Panoramic Tower: The 360-foot tall lookout tower allows travelers a 360° view of Curitiba and has a telephone museum on the ground floor.

Portugal Wood: Homage to the Portuguese-Brazilian bonds, this space is highlighted by a track following a small brook, where one can see drawn on tiles excerpts from famous Portuguese language poets, as well as a tribute to the great Portuguese navigators and their discoveries.
Families are often seen picnicking on the grounds.

Curitiba International Ecological Marathon: The Maratona Ecológica Internacional de Curitiba ("Curitiba International Ecological marathon") is held in November and is known as the hardest in Brazil, because it happens in the end of the year in the summer heat, and because of the hilly course.

Tourism Line: The Linha Tourismo bus stops at key tourist attractions across the city.
Attractions in the city include:
Shrine of the Divine Mercy: established by the Marian Fathers near Estrada do Ganchinho in the district of Umbará.
Municipal Market: Located near the city's central bus station, it houses numerous shops selling imported goods, organic products, and vegan food. The food court has a lot of Asian food, vegan food and organic meals.
Italian Woods: Hosts local celebrations.
Wire Opera House: Built on the site of an abandoned quarry.
Oscar Niemeyer Museum: Artists from Paraná and other parts of Brazil have their work represented in the museum. Three rooms in the Eye are dedicated exclusively to photography.
Panoramic Tower: The 360-foot tall lookout tower allows travelers a 360° view of Curitiba and has a telephone museum on the ground floor.
Portugal Wood: Homage to the Portuguese-Brazilian bonds, this space is highlighted by a track following a small brook, where one can see drawn on tiles excerpts from famous Portuguese language poets, as well as a tribute to the great Portuguese navigators and their discoveries. Families are often seen picnicking on the grounds.
Curitiba International Ecological Marathon: The Maratona Ecológica Internacional de Curitiba ("Curitiba International Ecological marathon") is held in November and is known as the hardest in Brazil, because it happens in the end of the year in the summer heat, and because of the hilly course.
Tourism Line: The Linha Tourismo bus stops at key tourist attractions across the city.
Curitiba