Ituiutaba 3-Day Itinerary

Early 20th-century municipal building with original tilework and wooden floors. The council chamber holds a small art exhibition that changes monthly.

🕐 Mon–Fri 08:00–17:00

💡 Check the noticeboard outside for current exhibition hours – sometimes they close for meetings. Ask at reception to see the old jail cells in the basement.

Small municipal museum in a colonial building with exhibits on local history, farming tools and photos from the town's coffee and cattle era.

🕐 Mon–Fri 08:00–12:00

💡 Ask the guard to unlock the back room – it holds a collection of pre-Columbian pottery fragments. Only open weekday mornings.

Bombocado · ££

Restaurante Paladar · ££

Weekly craft market held from early morning until noon in the square near the bus station. Sellers offer handmade lace, wooden toys, cheese and fruit. Entry is free; only what you buy costs money.

🕐 Sun 06:00–12:00

💡 Arrive before 8am for the best doce de leite. Cash only – no card machines. Look for Dona Rosa's stall for embroidered napkins at half the price of shops.

Central square with a bandstand, gardens and benches. Locals gather here on weekend evenings for the free music performances and to buy snacks from stalls.

🕐 Open 24 hours

💡 Come around 6pm on Sundays when a brass band plays from the bandstand. Grab a caldo de cana from the vendor on the north side.

Restaurante da Dona Tatá

Dalle Chopp

A shady riverside park with walking and cycling paths, a playground and picnic tables. The dammed river creates a small swimming spot that residents use on hot

💡 Bring a hammock. The best trees for hanging are near the water intake channel. No lifeguard, so swim only if you are confident.

Hadash

Kaizen Temakeria