Curitiba. Brazil. 4K Walk

Curitiba, city, capital of Paraná estado (state), southern Brazil. It lies about 3,050 feet (930 metres) above sea level near the Atlantic margin of the Brazilian Highlands and the headwaters of the Iguaçu River.
Known as one of the greenest cities in the world and a "laboratory of urban planning," Curitiba, the capital of the southern state of Paraná, Brazil, features a combination of cultural attractions, architectural marvels, and innovative design that make it a great destination. Travelers can experience the culture of Brazil by seeing a show at the unique Wire Opera House, sampling international foods and drinks in the Italian Woods (Bosque Italiano) neighborhood, taking a walking tour of the historic district, catching views of the city from a lookout tower, and enjoying other great activities in Curitiba.
It was founded in 1654 as a gold-mining camp, but the processing of maté (tea) and wood products brought long-term growth. In 1854 Curitiba became the state capital. From the early 19th century it received many German, Italian, and Polish settlers, and immigration continued during the 20th century with the arrival of Syrians and Japanese, as well as a massive influx of internal migrants from rural areas. Since 1940 Curitiba has sustained rapid economic and population growth. From the early 1970s the city underwent extensive rejuvenation, which included the creation of new lakes and flood-control systems, large parks, and other recreational facilities. It also introduced recycling programs, zoning regulations, and specialized busing services that made it a model of clean environmental urban planning. Most of this development was under the direction of Jaime Lerner, an architect and engineer who held three terms as mayor of the city and two terms as governor of the state.
Designed by architect Domingos Bongestabs, the striking Wire Opera House (Ópera de Arame) is a round structure constructed with steel and covered with transparent polycarbonate. Located in the middle of an artificial lake in Parque das Pedreiras, the opera house is surrounded by lush vegetation and waterfalls in a former quarry area only accessible by a small footbridge.
The Wire Opera House hosts a variety of operatic and other musical performances throughout the year as well as several cultural events and festivities. Performances take place on the open-air, 5,175-square-foot (481-square-meter) stage known as Espaço Cultural Paulo Leminski, named for a Curitiba poet.

[@danielpiedecasas1346]

Hermosa ciudad Curitiba. Tengo los mejores recuerdos de ella. Saludos desde Buenos Aires

[@helioschulman2891]

Somente foi mostrada a área comercial. Os bairros são os mais bonitos.

[@shivamgautam949]

Curitiba, without a doubt, is magnificent to one's eyes. Amazing architecture. peaceful i believe. In particular parks are so well maintained & best place to relax. Amazing work done!

[@celiamaria1272]

linda cidade!

[@Reginaseccon]

Que linda !! Sou curitibana e sempre morei aqui. Tenho o maior orgulho da minha cidade. Poderia mostrar o nome das ruas seria interessante ❤❤❤❤

[@guardiao1444]

SHOW! UM DOS melhores vídeos. Silêncio, apenas a cidade. Nada daquela narração a vida toda, com apenas a perspectiva unilateral. Parabéns 🙂 Entretanto, se não as placas das lojas, ao menos as das ruas e, se possível, preços das mercadorias para termos ao menos uma base. Quem sabe alguma arte gráfica colorida: Centro, Parque X, Rua Y, etc.

[@luizmedici2609]

Como esta comprovado nas imagens, Curitiba é uma cidade absolutamente Limpa!

[@PATOLA.]

Amazing

[@constantinerae]

que nostalgia ja faz 13 anos que não volto pra minha cidade natal Ctba

[@gileadelucas1453]

Eu te levo!

[@sonorastar2239]

Infelizmente a cidade piorou desde então.

[@wallyjcg1]

​@@sonorastar2239em que?

[@franciscobeltrao1]

Coisas que não conhecemos como esse café dentro do "Paço da Liberdade"... espetacular!

[@SaleemAfza-q4j]

I love barezili developing I love barezili poplesin. I love barezil I love Mexico. I love colombia. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@audreytelles]

My home

[@lucas_fernando01]

Jesus is coming back!!!!! Recognize that He is the Almighty Lord and that He really wants to save you, He has a beautiful plan for us and we will only achieve it if we listen to His voice, may God bless you and keep you

[@Yohannes5]

I only walk in the blessing of God.

[@blotski]

I would love to know what the temperature was that day. There is a stereotypical image I have of Brazilians wearing shorts all the time but I guess I'm basing that on places like Rio. But here some people look as though they're dressed for the cold and others are in t-shirts.

[@wallyjcg1]

Curitiba is a city with a mountainous character, about 50km from the coast and about 1,000 meters above sea level. For this reason, its climate is quite unstable and very cold in winter.

[@sonorastar2239]

Curitiba's weather can be brutal. You wake up with temperatures close to zero, and in the afternoon it reaches around 18 degrees.

[@Nathavolt]

From May onwards it starts to cool down in southern Brazil (from Rio de Janeiro towards southern Brazil). From Rio de Janeiro towards the north of Brazil there is practically no cold season. Winter in Brazil occurs mainly in July and August, the coldest month is usually July and at this time Brazilians from the southern half of Brazil travel more to the mountains such as: Monte Verde (state of Minas Gerais) Campos do Jordão (state of São Paulo) - known as the "Brazilian Switzerland", is the city with the highest altitude in Brazil - 1,639 m. Urubici and Bom Jardim da Serra (state of Santa Catarina) Cambará do Sul (state of Rio Grande do Sul) - to visit the canyons of the region. Gramado/Canela/ Nova Petrópolis (state of Rio Grande do Sul) - to visit the cities of German culture Bento Gonçalves/RS and its wineries - to visit the region of Italian culture. Ouro Preto/MG (historical city) Petrópolis/RJ (historical city) and Teresópolis/RJ Therefore, in the winter season these cities in the mountain regions are more expensive and the beaches in the south of Brazil are practically empty. The winter in southern Brazil can be quite cold, sometimes even snowing in the mountains of Santa Catarina (Urubici/São Joaquim region).

[@Yohannes5]

@@Nathavolt Thanks for the insight.

[@chillingcapybara8528]

Today it was 2°C in the morning because its winter, summer usually stays around 28~30°C

[@arivonileudesdejesusbanack-f3o]

Arivonil eudes de Jesus banack

[@franciscobeltrao1]

Muita gente com celular... security

[@chillingcapybara8528]

Safest brazilian capital

[@LuizAlves-yd1gv]

Quem encontrar 7 papelzinho no chão nesse video de quase 6 horas eu passo um pix. 😂😂😂

[@Yohannes5]

I love Curitiba : )