Imagine yourself in front of Landmark of the Three Borders It's like understanding history and exploring geography at the same time.
After all, this magical place, located in Foz do Iguaçu, is where Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay meet in a dance of waters between the Iguaçu and Paraná rivers.
But not only that!
In addition to its geographical importance, the Landmark is a true cultural spectacle.
Thus, it offers exciting performances, bright lights and a breathtaking view of the rivers that delineate our borders.
Therefore, it is an experience that combines fun, learning and admiration in one place.
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Landmark of the Three Borders in Foz do Iguaçu
The Three Borders Landmark in Foz do Iguaçu is much more than a simple meeting point between Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.
Check it out!
- starting with Entrance Square, Are you already enchanted by the architecture of the Jesuit Missions?
- Within the Visitors Center, a complete structure offers ticket offices, bathrooms and a souvenir shop full of personalized products
- The journey continues in Missions Square, with its historic charm and colorful fountain
- Na Praça das Três Fronteiras, the obelisk marks the meeting of nations, surrounded by a bar and a Gastronomic Square
- Do Mirante, the view of the territories is breathtaking, providing an unforgettable experience for all ages, with guaranteed accessibility and safety
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Where is the Three Borders Landmark in Brazil?
Marco das Três Fronteiras is located on Av. Três Fronteiras, S/N, in the Parque das Três Fronteiras subdivision, in Foz do Iguaçu, in the state of Paraná, Brazil.
What is there to do at Marco das 3 Fronteiras in Foz do Iguaçu?
The tour at Marco das Três Fronteiras is recommended for all ages, and even your pet can accompany you, as long as it is properly equipped with a muzzle, collar, guide, etc.
Furthermore, the site's infrastructure is fully accessible, safe and charming, providing a pleasant and memorable experience for all visitors.
Thus, it has several interesting attractions, such as:
Obelisco
Built to demarcate the sovereignty and territorial limits of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay, it is a historical attraction, a setting for memories and an obligatory stop for photographic records.
Cultural Presentations
It offers cultural performances before and after sunset, such as:
- Lenda das Cataratas Show, telling the story of Naipi and Tarobá and the origin of the waterfalls of Iguaçu
- Minuet Show, symbolizing European colonization in the Southern Region of Brazil
- And the Three Countries Show ends with typical dances from neighboring countries
Scenographic Village
It transports you to past centuries, recreating the atmosphere of the Jesuit Missions.
Plaque of the 3 Frontiers
Loved by visitors from all over the world, it is a striking symbol of the region, representing each country with its distinct colors: green for Brazil, blue for Argentina and red for Paraguay.
Latin Sunset
It is an unmissable spectacle, uniting the three countries in a memorable farewell day.
Meeting of Two Rivers
It is where the Iguaçu River meets, where the Iguaçu Falls – one of the world's natural wonders – are located. and the Paraná River, where the stunning Itaipu power plant – one of the largest generators of clean energy in the world.
Playground
Ideal for Crianças have fun during the tour.
Integration Bridge
From the outside of the Marco das 3 Fronteiras, you can see the Integration Bridge, connecting Brazil and Paraguay, which at night is illuminated with the colors of the Brazilian flag on one side and Paraguay on the other.
At 200 meters high and 760 meters long, it is the largest in Latin America and will be used when the other works that will connect it (customs) are completed.
Cabeza de Vaca Restaurant
The restaurant that pays homage to Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, the first European to visit the Falls, offers various gastronomic dishes from the 3 border countries.
In addition to this, there are also other gastronomic options on site.
Exhibition of the film “The Mission”
Features original pieces from the film “The Mission” (1986), highlighting the formation of the Jesuit reductions and the life of the Indians in the region
What is the best time to go to Marco das Três Fronteiras?
The best time to visit Marco das Três Fronteiras is in the late afternoon, between 14 and 21 pm.
So you can enjoy the place during the day and enjoy the Latin sunset.
Do you have to pay to go to Marco das Três Fronteiras?
Yes. To visit the Marco das Três Fronteiras you need to pay.
Tickets can be purchased on the official website or at the box office, starting at R$49,00.
Reduced rate policies are available for children aged 6 to 11, seniors aged 60 and over, students and teachers in the state of Paraná.
Furthermore, residents of Foz do Iguaçu are exempt from entry fees.
So, did you enjoy learning more about Marco das Três Fronteiras?
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Image source: Marcos Labanca, Marco das Três Fronteiras and Christian Rizzi
