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Spend your morning at the Oscar Niemeyer Museum (Museu Oscar Niemeyer) , also known as the "Eye Museum" due to its shape. The museum houses a collection of contemporary art, architecture, and design from Brazil and around the world.

Visit Passeio P blico , Curitiba's oldest park, and take a walk around the lake. Afterward, head to Free University of the Environment (UNILIVRE) , an environmental education center, and learn about sustainable living.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and then head to the Curitiba Cathedral (Catedral Bas lica Menor Nossa Senhora) , a beautiful neo-gothic church that is one of the city's landmarks.

Start your day at Tiradentes Square (Pra a Tiradentes) , the heart of Curitiba's historical district. Take a walking tour and learn about the city's history and architecture.

Visit the Palace of Liberty Cultural Center (Paco da Liberdade Cultural Centre) , a former government building that now houses exhibitions and cultural events. Afterward, head to Arena da Baixada , the city's famous soccer stadium.

Spend the evening at Santos Andrade Square (Pra a Santos Andrade) , a public square that features the Gua ra Theater, a cultural center that hosts a variety of events and performances.

Take a trip to Pope's Woods and Polish Immigration Memorial (Bosque Joao Paulo II) , a park that commemorates the Polish immigrants who settled in Curitiba. Afterward, visit the Federal University of Paran (UFPR) , one of Brazil's oldest and most prestigious universities.

Explore the Curitiba Garibaldi Square (Pra a Garibaldi) , a public square that features a variety of restaurants and cafes. Afterward, head to a local market to try some of the city's famous street food.

Enjoy a night out at a local bar or nightclub and experience Curitiba's vibrant nightlife scene.