Located in one of Curitiba’s most famous tourist spots: Barigui Park.
A structure specially set up to welcome congress participants with comfort, affection and stunning views, to experience many surprises and great emotions!
Positivo Events Center
With 7,500 m² of floor space, the Positivo Events Center’s facilities are ideal for hosting large events such as exhibitions, conventions and fairs. The space was designed to blend in with the landscape of Barigui Park, incorporating the most modern concepts of environmental sustainability and showing respect for the city and the environment.
Curitiba is a very visitor-friendly city. Almost all tourist attractions are located within a maximum radius of 8 km from the city center. This area, along with the Batel neighborhood, has a wide range of hotels and receives most of the tourists traveling to the capital of Paraná.
Visitors to Curitiba need to be prepared for an unstable weather. Come rain or come shine (often on the same day), be sure to visit the Historic Center, take a stroll through the parks, visit some museums and learn more about how the city grew by visiting memorials that honor immigrants from many countries.
With 399 municipalities and almost 200,000 kilometers in length, Paraná is one of the most visited states in Brazil. How about discovering more about the tourist attractions in this region?
With a geographical diversity that ranges from mountains to large cities, Paraná offers leisure options for all types of tourists and travelers, both from Brazil and abroad.
The Iguaçu Falls are listed among the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and are one of the most visited attractions in Brazil.
The sandstones of Vila Velha Park began to form 300 million years ago and are one of the main tourist spots in Paraná.
At Buraco do Padre Nature Park you will find preserved and exuberant nature, accessible and well-marked trails, as well as rich experiences and adventures for the whole family.
Formed mainly by sandbank ecosystems and Atlantic Forest, the place stands out as one of the main ecotourism destinations in Brazil.
Morretes is a charming city between the mountains and the coast of Paraná, full of preserved mansions and restaurants, known for their most typical dish: barreado.
The largest outdoor historical museum in Brazil.
Birthplace of the Ivaí River, this city of 50,000 inhabitants has several canyons and waterfalls, and the privilege of having the largest waterfalls in southern Brazil.
Opened in 2006 to honor Japanese immigrants, the park features a Tea House, sports gym, theater, event room and an Imperial Japanese Garden.
Morro do Gavião is a rock formation 850 meters high. Main tourist attraction in the region, it offers dazzling views of the Chavantes Dam.
It is a leisure spot that, in addition to the dam, provides opportunities for water sports.
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