Nature and Urbanism in Harmony

With over 30 parks and forests, Curitiba is a model of environmental preservation and urban planning. The Botanical Garden, Tanguá Park, and Barigui Park are iconic landmarks in a city that prioritizes quality of life. This dedication earned Curitiba the title of Greenest City in Latin America, awarded by the Green City Index in 2010.

A Culture that Inspires

Curitiba is a mosaic of cultural influences, reflecting the heritage of German, Polish, Italian, and Ukrainian immigrants. The Santa Felicidade neighborhood and the famous Oscar Niemeyer Museum are just a few examples of this cultural diversity. In 2003, Curitiba was named Brazil’s Best Cultural City by the Brazilian Association of Event Companies, reinforcing its role as a cultural hub.

Award-Winning Innovation and Planning

Curitiba is a pioneer in urban solutions, such as the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) system, which was recognized by the United Nations with the Habitat Scroll of Honour award in 1996 as a global example of sustainable and efficient transportation. Additionally, in 2018, Curitiba was named Brazil’s Best City for Business by Exame magazine, highlighting its modern infrastructure and high quality of life.

International Recognitions

Curitiba has gained worldwide recognition, earning several prestigious awards:

2010: Greenest City in Latin America – Green City Index.

1996: Habitat Scroll of Honour – United Nations, for the public transport system.

2003: Best Cultural City in Brazil – Brazilian Association of Event Companies.

2018: Best City for Business – Exame Magazine.



A Destination that Makes History

Curitiba is not just a place to visit, but a place to be inspired. From its award-winning urban solutions to its green spaces and vibrant cultural heritage, the city continues to impress the world and captivate its visitors.