What to do in Curitiba
Discover Curitiba, the capital of the state of Paraná, worldwide recognized for its urban planning and extensive green areas. Walk through the iconic Botanical Garden with its famous iron and glass structure, visit the innovative Oscar Niemeyer Museum dedicated to modern art, and tour the city aboard its efficient tourist bus system. An urban, organized, and cultural experience, ideal for travelers seeking a combination of modernity, immaculate parks, and a vibrant gastronomic scene in southern Brazil.
The best activities and experiences in Curitiba
The best time to visit Curitiba is from March to May (autumn) and from September to November (spring). During these seasons, temperatures are very pleasant for walking through its famous parks, such as the Botanical Garden or Tanguá, and the city is adorned with beautiful colors from the changing foliage or blooming. Note that the high season occurs in winter (June to July), when many tourists come to experience the city's characteristic cold, and in December for the famous Christmas shows. During these dates, accommodations tend to sell out quickly and prices rise, so it is recommended to book in advance.
The city of Curitiba has a temperate subtropical maritime climate, characterized by being the coldest among the capitals of Brazil due to its altitude. In general, average temperatures range between 8°C and 26°C throughout the year. The hottest months correspond to summer, from December to March, with January being the time when the highest average maximum temperatures are recorded, usually around 26°C. Conversely, the winter period is quite cold and runs from June to August, with July having the lowest average minimum temperatures, which often drop to 8°C during nights and early mornings, with frost and dense fog being common.
