Considered one of the safest cities in Brazil for tourists.

The city is extensive; The center is walkable, but the attractions require transportation.

Efficient bus system connecting the airport, downtown and the falls.

Strong value for money. You can travel comfortably without a high budget.

Nightlife focused on bars, dinners with folkloric shows and casinos (on the Argentine side).

A unique cultural mix due to the Triple Border and the large Arab and Asian community.

A varied offering that includes everything from traditional Brazilian churrasco to authentic Arabic cuisine and river fish.

A shopping paradise, especially crossing to Paraguay or in the Duty Free stores.

Subtropical climate that allows visits all year round, although the heat can be intense.

The city lives by and for tourism, with excellent infrastructure.

One of the best family destinations in South America.

Welcoming city accustomed to international tourism, although conservative compared to Rio.

The inhabitants of Foz are known for their hospitality and pride in their natural wonders.

Simply spectacular. One of the most impressive natural landscapes on the planet.

Functional and modern architecture predominates, with massive engineering milestones and diverse religious temples.

Important for its history of borders and the construction of the largest hydroelectric plant in the world at the time.

Surrounded by one of the most important forest reserves on the continent.

Generally clean city, especially in tourist areas and national parks.

Emerging, focused mainly on technologies for the energy and tourism sector.

Growing as a destination for remote workers thanks to its tranquility and low cost of living.