Things To Do
in Campina Grande do Sul

Panoramic views of the town square and colonial-inspired façades, especially striking at golden hour.

Architectural details, stained glass, and a charming backdrop for sunrise or dusk photography.

Lakes, tree-lined paths, and quiet moments ideal for nature shots and family photography.

Scenic viewpoints along the forested hills that showcase green valleys and pine/araucária landscapes.

Slow-cooked meat stew traditionally served with farofa and bananas, a Paraná classic with roots in local cultural celebrations.

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Creamy or fried polenta with queijo (cheese), a staple in many southern homes and eateries.

Hearty rice with meat and aromatics, reflecting rustic Brazilian cooking that travels well in the countryside.

Brazilian barbecue featuring grilled meats, often found at casual restaurants and intimate grills around town.

A firm handshake and a friendly greeting in Portuguese (hello/good morning) are customary; use polite forms like senhor/senhora with adults you do not know well.

Be courteous, say please and thank you, and avoid loud confrontations in public. Punctuality is appreciated, especially for organized events.

Dress modestly when visiting churches or sacred sites; remove hats when entering religious spaces and behave respectfully.

Small acts of courtesy are valued but not extravagant; avoid offering gifts in sensitive situations unless appropriate.

In Brazil, tipping is common but not required. Leave around 5-10% at restaurants if service is good and not already included; at bars or casual spots, small tips are appreciated. Hand cash directly to the server when possible.

Cash and credit/debit cards are widely accepted in shops and restaurants. Pix (instant payments) is increasingly common for transfers and some retailers. Carry small notes for street vendors and markets that may prefer cash.

Warm to hot days with humidity; afternoon rain showers are common. Pack light clothing, sun protection, and a light rain layer; mornings are pleasant for outdoor sightseeing.

Mild temperatures with less rain; ideal for city strolls and open-air markets. Layers are handy for cooler mornings and evenings.

Cooler mornings and evenings, with comfortable daytime temperatures; bring a jacket for chilly periods and possible fog in valleys.

Warming weather with sporadic showers and blooming flora; great for hikes and photography with vibrant landscapes.

Curitiba's main international gateway; served by domestic and international flights, with ground transport options to Campina Grande do Sul via car or shuttle.

Regional airport closer to central Curitiba; limited commercial service but useful for charter or private flights and connections.