Foz de Iguacu Free Tour

This complimentary tour of Foz de Iguacu serves as an excellent opportunity to delve into the remarkable historical significance and landmarks at the entrance of the waterfalls. Together, we will navigate its streets while uncovering its engaging history.

Exploring Foz de Iguacu

At the designated time, we will gather at Rua Mal. Deodoro to embark on one of the top tours to discover Foz de Iguacu. Are you prepared to immerse yourself in the fascinating history and allure of this city, renowned for its waterfalls? Let’s begin!

Our complimentary excursion through Foz de Iguacu will commence with an exploration of some of the most significant historical sites in the area, alongside the story of colonization. While we traverse, we’ll discuss the rich cultural tapestry that exists here. Are you aware that this region is home to over 80 ethnic groups? Or that it sits on a triple border with Brazil?

Strolling down the Avenida Jorge Schimmelpfeng, named in honor of the city’s inaugural mayor, we will also traverse the Avenida Brasil and visit the Cathedral of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Furthermore, we will make our way to Bratolomeu Mitre Square to view the school of the same name, both vital sites connected to the military history of Argentina during the War of the Triple Alliance.

Next, we will discover the Senac Building, the city’s first casino hotel. We will also visit Almirante Tamandaré Square, commemorating a captain from the Brazilian navy and one of the most renowned figures from Foz.

No visit to Foz de Iguacu would be complete without discussing the Parana River, which acts as the natural frontier between Brazil and Paraguay. We will walk along its banks and explore the significance of the second-longest river in Brazil. To culminate our adventure, we will halt at a viewpoint to appreciate a stunning sunset over the Parana. Truly a sight to behold!

Finally, we will return to our initial gathering point to conclude this engaging tour, which lasts around 2.5 hours.

Group Policy

Please note that we do not accept bookings for groups larger than 6 persons on our complimentary tours. For larger parties, we recommend reserving a private tour in Foz de Iguacu.