Bosque de Portugal, Public green space in Curitiba, Brazil
Bosque de Portugal is a public park in Curitiba with pathways that wind through native Brazilian and Portuguese plant species. The space spans across several planted hectares offering multiple routes for visitors to explore at their own pace.
The park opened in 1994 as a tribute to Portuguese immigrants who shaped the Curitiba region's development. It was created to honor the important connection between Brazil and Portugal through a dedicated green space.
Portuguese tiles and architectural features are woven throughout the grounds, creating a visual link to Portugal's influence on the region. These details give the space its distinctive character and remind visitors of the Portuguese community's presence.
The park has benches, restrooms, and picnic areas for visitors spending time outdoors. Informational signs along the paths help you identify and understand the different plant species throughout the grounds.
Artworks by Portuguese artists are scattered throughout the landscape, turning the park into an outdoor exhibition. These installations create surprising moments as you walk through the natural surroundings.
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