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Winter, from June to August, is one of the most sought-after times for those looking for winter airfare to Curitiba. Temperatures can drop below zero, creating a perfect climate for savoring wines and fondues in Santa Felicidade. It is the ideal season to enjoy the Winter Festival and see the Botanical Garden under morning frost. As demand increases, we recommend searching for promotional airfare to Curitiba in advance. The sky is usually very blue and clear, providing incredible photos in the parks despite the intense cold. Don't forget to bring heavy coats, as the south wind is constant at this time of year in the Paraná capital.

Spring, between September and November, transforms the city into a true garden. It is the perfect time to find cheap tickets to Curitiba before the high holiday season. The temperature is mild and ideal for long walks through Tanguá or Tingui Park. The city is full of flowers, making outdoor tours much more pleasant. It is an excellent opportunity to use the Tourism Line, the double-decker bus that visits the main points. Accommodation prices are usually more affordable than in winter. Take the opportunity to visit the craft fairs and charming cafes that spread through the Batel and Mercês neighborhoods during sunny days.

From December to February, summer brings longer and warmer days, although late afternoon rains are common. It is the ideal time for those looking for airfare to Curitiba for the weekend to relax in Barigui Park. The city is emptier as many residents travel to the coast, which facilitates access to museums and restaurants without queues. It is possible to find great flight deals to Curitiba during this period. Christmas in Curitiba is famous for the performances at Palácio Avenida, attracting tourists from all over the country. We recommend planning park visits in the morning to avoid the typical Curitiba summer rain showers and enjoy the strong sun.

Autumn, from March to May, is considered by many locals as the best time to visit. The climate is drier and temperatures begin to drop gently, turning tree leaves into orange tones. It is an excellent period to find competitive prices for round-trip plane tickets to Curitiba. Visibility at the Panoramic Tower is usually excellent in this season. Cultural events like the Curitiba Theater Festival generally occur between March and April, stirring the city's artistic scene. It is a transition period where you can experience a bit of all seasons in a single day, which requires versatile clothing to enjoy the tours.

Curitiba is world-famous for its BRT system. The express buses that circulate through exclusive lanes and the tube stations make getting around very easy. For those seeking economy, the Tourism Line is an excellent option for visiting the main parks, although it has a fixed cost per boarding card. Transport apps work very well and are ideal for night trips. Renting a car is only recommended if you plan to visit neighboring cities like Morretes or Lapa, as traffic in the center can be intense and parking is rotating (Estar Digital).

The Batel region is the most sophisticated, with a busy nightlife and great hotels. For those seeking practicality and proximity to the historic center, the São Francisco neighborhood is charming but requires extra attention at night. The Civic Center is strategic for those traveling for work or wanting to be near the Oscar Niemeyer Museum. In terms of safety, Curitiba is similar to other Brazilian metropolises; avoid walking with valuables on display in deserted areas after business hours. Be mindful of excessive approaches in very touristy areas like Rua XV de Novembro.

Don't leave Curitiba without trying Carne de Onça, a typical dish made with seasoned raw beef served on dark bread. The Santa Felicidade neighborhood is the stronghold of Italian gastronomy, famous for pasta and chicken buffets. Curitibanos are known for being more reserved but very polite. A local custom is 'pinhão', consumed mainly in winter. Remember that the weather changes drastically in a single day; the term 'living the four seasons in 24 hours' is taken seriously here, so always carry a light jacket and umbrella.

To explore the city like a local, visit the street fairs. The Largo da Ordem Fair on Sundays is a classic, but the nightly gastronomic fairs in the neighborhoods, like Batel or Praça da Ucrânia, reveal the true flavor of the city without the tour crowds. Another tip is to enjoy the less obvious parks, such as Tingui Park or the German Woods, which offer quiet trails and beautiful landscapes. For incredible photos, the sunset at Praça das Nações offers a panoramic view of the city that few visitors know, being a favorite spot for local residents.