Things to do in Iguaracu

Zoo Casa das Araras - Parque de aves

Solar das Águas Quentes

Cathedral of Maringá

Cathedral of Maringá is located in the city of Maringá, in the state of Paraná, Brazil. It is the main church of the city's Catholic archdiocese and an iconic landmark. The cathedral features a modernist conical structure, with a design partially inspired by the shape of the Soviet Sputnik satellite. The main body of the cathedral is 114 m high, and with a 10 m high cross on top, the total height reaches approx. 124 m, making it one of the tallest church buildings in South America. The interior design of the cathedral is simple yet visually striking. The internal rotunda can accommodate approx. 3,500–4,700 people. The interior decoration includes murals by local artist Zanzal Mattar and a 7 m high wooden cross created by Conrado Moser. There are several levels within the cathedral's conical structure that can be climbed or visited, and it features an observation deck that offers a panoramic view of the city of Maringá.

Ingá Park

Located in the heart of Maringá, Paraná State, Brazil, Ingá Park is a vital public space for leisure and nature. Renowned for its tranquil lake, expansive green spaces, and diverse trails, the park provides an ideal setting for daily relaxation, family outings, and outdoor activities. The park, adorned with lush trees and flowers, offers a delightful landscape year-round, making it a popular destination for photography, jogging, picnics, and other activities. The park's convenient proximity to transportation allows residents and tourists to easily access the city by foot or by short commute from commercial areas, educational institutions, and cultural venues, enhancing the accessibility and vitality of urban life. Ingá Park is not only a valuable natural landscape but also a vital component of the city's cultural life. Strolling along the lakeside, visitors can experience the vibrant and diverse character of Maringá, as well as the local community's commitment to public space.

Parque Aquático e Pousada Por do Sol

Pesqueiro Canção

Park Alfredo Werner Nyffeler

Maringá Golf Club

Paróquia São Sebastião e Santuário de Nossa Senhora Aparecida

Japanese Park

Japanese Park, located in Maringá, Paraná, Brazil, is an urban park that blends Japanese culture and natural landscapes, dedicated to commemorating the contributions of Japanese immigrants to the local community. A symbolic torii gate stands at the park's entrance, representing a symbol of Japanese culture. The park, shaded by lush trees and gurgling streams, features traditional Japanese architecture, stone lanterns, wooden bridges, and meticulously manicured Japanese gardens, creating a tranquil and elegant atmosphere. The park also boasts a teahouse, event hall, and restaurant, and frequently hosts events related to Japanese culture, such as tea ceremonies, calligraphy exhibitions, and festivals, attracting numerous visitors and locals alike. Japanese Park is not only a cultural landmark in Maringá but also an ideal place for visitors to learn about and experience Japanese culture.