Top Foz do Iguacu Culture

Visit one of the region’s must-see destinations without the hassle of arranging transport. This small-group tour from Foz do Iguaçu takes you to the Three Borders Landmark, where Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina meet in one scenic spot. Enjoy spectacular riverfront views, insights into the traditions of all three countries, and attractions for all ages.

Discover Foz do Iguaçu’s rich cuisine on the Iguassu Food Walking Tour, a guided cultural immersion on foot. This tour reveals how the diversity of immigrants shaped local cuisine, offering a unique combination of history and flavors. Along the way, try typical dishes and drinks that tell the history of the Triple Frontier and the traditions that define it. Each stop offers an authentic experience, allowing you to know the city in an intimate and tasty way. Guided walk exploring the multicultural gastronomy of Foz do Iguaçu. Try typical dishes and drinks at the 5 stops. Learn stories about the influence of immigrants on local cuisine. Support local enterprises. Ideal for lovers of gastronomy and curious about local culture.

Discover the impressive Itaipu Hydroelectric Dam with the Itaipu Tour offered by Loumar Turismo. This experience is conducted aboard a panoramic bus and includes the assistance of a professional tour guide, as well as a visit to the Itaipu Panoramic Tour, offering a privileged view of one of the world's greatest engineering achievements. The Itaipu Tour takes you on a fascinating journey through the Itaipu Panoramic Tour, where you can experience the immense scale of the dam, learn about its operations, and understand its vital role in energy generation. The visit lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes and includes two stops: one in front of the spillways and another at the central viewpoint of the hydroelectric plant, providing excellent opportunities for sightseeing and photography. The estimated return time is approximately 11:30 AM, although it may vary depending on operational conditions and traffic.

Secure your ticket for one of the top attractions in the Foz do Iguaçu area, the Three Borders Landmark. See where Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina meet, marked by obelisks between the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers; take in stunning views and enjoy and family-friendly attractions.

Many travelers visit Ciudad del Este for its malls, but this tour from Foz do Iguaçu lets you experience the city beyond its famous shopping scene. Explore the city’s culture, history, and natural beauty at landmarks including the Cathedral of San Blas, the Muslim Mosque, and El Mensú Museum, ending with a visit to the Salto Monday waterfalls, one of the region’s most impressive natural spectacles.

Make the most of Brazil’s close proximity to Paraguay on a shopping tour that takes you over the Bridge of Friendship to Ciudad del Este—home to more than 3,500 stores that sell everything from clothes, household goods, and souvenirs. Your guide will help you overcome the language barrier and navigate the large complex.

Discover the authentic side of Paraguay on this full-day tour from Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazú. Begin your adventure at the impressive Itaipu Dam, one of the world’s largest hydroelectric plants, and learn about its significance. Next, visit the stunning Monday Falls, surrounded by lush nature, perfect for memorable photos. Experience local culture at the vibrant Abastos Market and explore the charming Parroquia San Lucas, a cultural landmark reflecting Paraguay's heritage. This tour emphasizes authentic encounters, with comfortable transport and a multilingual guide for an enriching experience. - Full-day exploration of Paraguay's culture and natural beauty - Visit Itaipu Dam and Monday Falls for breathtaking views - Experience local life at Abastos Market and Parroquia San Lucas - Comfortable transport with a multilingual guide and entrance fees included

Many travelers visit Foz do Iguaçu to admire the Iguaçu Falls, but most miss out on the rest that the city has to offer. This tour provides insights into the diverse cultures that have settled in the region and takes you to the city's Buddhist Temple, Omar Ibn Al-Khattab Mosque, and Catedral Diocesana Nossa Senhora de Guadalupe.

Visit both sides of the Iguazu Falls, one of the Natural Wonders of the World, on this full-day group tour. Cross the border to Argentina and get up close to the mighty waters in the “Devil’s Throat” as well as the upper and lower circuits. Then head back to the Brazilian side, which is more untamed and features more wildlife such as friendly quatis and tropical birds.

Tango is alive and Madero Tango Iguazú is opening its doors to tell the story. More than a Tango and Folklore show, it's an experience to understand Argentina's roots, get to know its landscapes and experience its music. Madero Tango presents the real Argentine tango, direct from Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazú, next to the Iguazu Casino. This show takes place in an exclusive theater and features excellent dancers, renowned singers and a live orchestra. The show promises to make the spectator feel a whirlwind of emotions. Details: - Brazilian tourists must present an official physical document with a photo (ID and/or passport) to cross borders (no other document is accepted); - Foreign tourists must have a visa to enter Argentina, Brazil or Paraguay; - Minors under the age of 18 must have judicial authorization to cross borders, even if accompanied by a parent;

Discover one of the dams which provides electricity for millions of South Americans on this half-day tour to Itaipu Dam from Foz do Iguaçu. Join a small group and head to the border of Brazil and Paraguay where you visit a centrally located viewpoint to see the second-largest hydroelectric dam in the world. Here, watch a short video about Itaipu and see the billions of liters of water gushing out from the dam.

Combine Argentina’s vibrant culture and delicious cuisine during a dinner and show package at Rafain Steakhouse. As well as enjoying a buffet of more than 200 hot and cold sides, and 15 different types of meat, you’ll watch a Guinness world record-breaking show that features the most national dances in one show.

This is a technical tour of Itaipu, where you can get up close and personal with the people who work there. This visit begins with a bilingual documentary about Itaipu, followed by a bus, which provides water, that will take you on the rest of the tour, which is divided into 7 stages: Spillway viewpoint, Central viewpoint, Concrete dam, Production building for observation of the cathedrals, Central Control Room, Water outlet channel, Gallery of generating units.

One for the adventurers out there—visit the land where Brazil’s western frontier meets the borders of Paraguay and Argentina, and see the massive conjunction of the Iguazu and Paraná rivers deep in the heart of the Amazon. Learn about the significance of this special place from your guide and hear about local history, and see the sun set dramatically over the rainforest and rivers.

Discover how the largest power plant in the world was built, as well as seeing all its grandeur up close.

Discover Argentina, including the famous La Aripuca and let yourself know a little more about the local indigenous culture.

Take in a folkloric performance and eat a traditional dinner during this 4-hour activity in Foz do Iguaçu. Sit down for a traditional Brazilian barbecue dinner, including a variety of meats and sides. Enjoy a show that highlights Brazil's varied, dynamic culture, including music and dances such as chorinho, capoeira, samba among others. Round-trip transportation from most hotels on the Brazilian side of Iguassu Falls is included.

On this tour you will make a route through the Argentine missionary region. Visit an active gemstone mine in the morning and the majestic 15th-century Jesuit construction in one day with us. Discover the alternative scenario that takes you to a historic adventure in the province of Missiones. The Ruins of San Ignacio, considered a UNESCO heritage site, invites you to travel in time to learn more about the Jesuit missions and their urban organization. On the same day, you will meet and have the opportunity to enter the tunnels of a precious stone mine that is still in operation, and see closely the process of formation and extraction of precious stones.

The Argentina City Tour is an excursion that takes you to explore the main tourist attractions of Puerto Iguazú, including the Three Borders Landmark, La Aripuca, the city center, and the Puerto Iguazú Market. The tour is conducted aboard a panoramic bus, ensuring comfort and incredible views throughout the journey. English and Spanish guides available in this tour.

The mighty Iguazú Falls is one of Argentina’s most impressive natural wonders and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take in all the highlights of the Iguazú National Park on this tour and enjoy a more personalized experience, traveling in a small group. Ride the Ecological Train through the rainforest; walk along the Devil's Throat, Upper, and Lower circuits; then set sail on a thrilling boat tour and cruise right beneath the falls.

Get a spectacular aerial view of Iguassu Falls during this 10-minute helicopter ride. Board a safe, state-of-the-art helicopter flown by an experienced pilot in Foz do Iguaçu. Soar above the magnificent falls to get a bird's-eye view of the rushing water and the surrounding rainforest while enjoying commentary from your pilot. Be sure to bring your camera for amazing photo opportunities and your passport for the border crossing. Round-trip transportation from Foz do Iguaçu hotels is included.

Many travelers explore the Brazilian and Argentinian sides of the Foz do Iguaçu region, but few venture to Paraguay. This small-group tour allows you to add another stamp to your passport with ease. Learn about the area's Indigenous heritage at the Museo de la Tierra Guarani, marvel at one of the world's largest hydroelectric power plants, and admire the teeming waters of the Saltos del Monday waterfall.

After being picked up from your hotel, embark on a guided tour of the city center. Wander along Avenida Brasil, exploring the various shops and cafés, and take in historical landmarks such as the city's first airport. Visit the main Catholic cathedral, Igreja Matriz, and experience the lively atmosphere of the gastronomic avenue. Next, discover the impressive Muslim Mosque, one of Brazil's largest, with an internal tour that offers a glimpse into Muslim culture. Conclude your tour at the magnificent Buddhist Temple, where you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the city.