Curitibanos Voyage Tips and guide

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The municipality is a major agricultural producer, with emphasis on the production of cereals such as soybeans and corn, fruit growing, especially apples, persimmons and peaches. Also noteworthy is the production of garlic, which has already given it the title of "national capital of garlic"

Cattle raising stands out.

• BR-116 passes by near the eastern end of town, connecting from Lages and eventually Porto Alegre in the south, or from Santa Cecília and eventually Curitiba in the north
• BR-470 connects from Campos Novos in the west or Blumenau in the east
• SC-457

• -27.283699-50.5819621 Antonio Granemann de Souza Historical Museum (Museu Histórico Antonio Granemann de Souza), Praça da República, 20, ☏ +55 49 3241-2393. This museum's collection focuses on items from the Contestado War, a series of battles between rebels and the Brazilian government between 1912 and 1916, fought over a swath of territory disputed between Santa Catarina and neighboring Paraná. (updated Apr 2020)
• -27.283656-50.5825712 Igreja Matriz Imaculada Conceição, Av. Frei Rogerio, 34, ☏ +55 49 3245-0058. (updated Apr 2020)

• Restaurante e Pizzaria Calábria, Rua Cel Vidal Ramos, 691, ☏ +55 49 3245-0169. 
• Restaurante Nossa Senhora das Graças, BR 470 - Km 251, ☏ +55 49 3245-2052. 

• Paris Hotel, Rua Cel Vidal Ramos, 1026, ☏ +55 49 3245-0302. 
• Tortato Palace Hotel, Rua Cel Vidal Ramos, 1156, ☏ +55 49 3245-1522. 

• Campos Novos
• Lages
• Santa Cecília

Lages ← Correia Pinto ←

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→ Santa Cecília → Mafra