Pato Branco 3-Day Itinerary

Weekly street market with stalls selling local honey, cheese, crafts, and grilled food. Good place to try pinhão (pine nuts) in season or buy a cheap souvenir.

🕐 Saturdays 06:00–13:00

💡 Arrive by 7am on Saturday for the best selection of fresh produce – vendors start packing up around noon.

Modernist stone church in the town square with a tall bell tower and stained-glass panels depicting regional farming scenes.

🕐 Mass times vary; church usually open 07:00–19:00

💡 Climb the external staircase behind the altar (ask the caretaker) for a panoramic view of the city – free, but offer a small donation.

Thaberna · ££

Engenho do Sabor · ££

Small local museum in a restored early-20th-century building. Exhibits cover indigenous artefacts, colonisation tools, and photographs from the town's founding.

🕐 Tuesday–Friday 08:00–12:00, 13:30–17:30; Saturday 08:00–12:00

💡 The volunteer guide (Seu João) gives better context than the labels – ask for him at the front desk.

A large public park with walking trails, a lake, playgrounds, and open-air stages. Local families use it for picnics and jogging on weekends.

🕐 06:00–22:00 daily

💡 Go early morning (before 9am) to see capybaras near the lake – they're most active then.

Armazém 77

Gallus

A 15-metre waterfall on the Rio Salto, about 6km from town centre. Swimming hole, flat rocks for sunbathing, and a short trail through eucalyptus grove.

💡 Bring water shoes – the rocks are slippery. The trail is unmarked; turn left after the last house on Estrada do Salto.

Patô Lanches

Água Doce Cachaçaria