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Curitiba, the capital city of the Paraná state in southern Brazil, is a cosmopolitan metropolis known for its innovative urban planning, characterized by extensive green spaces and a highly efficient public transportation system. Nestled among tropical forests, the city effortlessly marries its old-world charm and modern amenities. Visitors flock to Curitiba for its rich cultural activities, with attractions like the wire Opera House, the awe-inspiring Botanical Garden of Curitiba, and the historic Rua Das Flores offering a captivating blend of architectural wonders and natural beauty. With a unique culinary scene influenced by European immigrants, and hosting several events, including the renowned Curitiba International Theatre Festival, the city warmly envelops tourists into its vibrant culture and lively atmosphere.

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Safety:Safe

Curitiba is considered as moderately safe for solo female travelers. It's seen as one of the safer and wealthier states in Brazil. However, as much as it's safer than other Brazilian cities, incidents of petty crime like pickpocketing or bag snatching are not uncommon. It's advisable to keep your belongings secure, avoid poorly lit and deserted areas especially at night and exercise general caution.

Transport:Easy

Curitiba is designed with a traveler-friendly public bus system. Its frequent operations make it easy to navigate around the city at a lower cost. There are also bike paths if one prefers biking. While most of the locals do not speak fluent English, they are friendly and willing to help. It's also a safe city with clear street signs and maps. However, traffic can be heavy during rush hours, so plan accordingly to avoid getting delayed.

Things to do:Interesting

Curitiba is a city teeming with nature and modernism. It is home to numerous parks and environmental protection areas where you can enjoy peaceful walks or cycling tours. The city's architecture is another highlight, with notable landmarks like the Oscar Niemeyer museum and Wire Opera House. Aesthetically pleasing sights such as the Botanical Garden and Panoramic Tower add to the city's unique beauty. The local food scene also offers a range of culinary experiences. Though safety can be a concern in some areas, generally, the city is tourist-friendly.

Food:Above average

Curitiba's culinary scene is impressively diverse. From traditional Brazilian cuisine to international favorites, there is something for every palate. Many places also cater to vegans and vegetarians. The city is known for its bakeries and coffee houses, so don't miss experiencing these. Unique dishes like 'Barreado' (a meat-based dish slow-cooked for almost 20 hours in clay pots) need to be tried. Occasionally, you might encounter language barriers as not all eating establishments are English-friendly.

Budget:Affordable

Curitiba in Brazil is quite affordable as compared to other popular tourist destinations in the country. Accommodation, eating out, and transportation are relatively inexpensive, making it a good choice for budget travelers. However, the cost can increase depending on the type of activities you choose to do, such as sightseeing tours, which might be priced higher.

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