Quatro Barras preserves within its history and territory the first trails of Paraná. For over a hundred years, the region was divided between Curitiba, Campina Grande do Sul, and Piraquara, until November 9, 1961, when the municipality was officially created by Law No. 4,338/61. The city’s name refers to the “bars” (river mouths) of the Canguiri, Timbu, Bracajuvava, and Capitanduva rivers. With an area of 169.47 km² and 37 neighborhoods, the municipality has a population of approximately 22,000 inhabitants, predominantly of Italian, Portuguese, Polish, and German descent.
There are 60 municipalities that make up Atlantic Forest Great Reserve; each one has its own importance and good things to do together, offering a wide range of activities and attractions.
Portals are like gateways, distinct micro-regions united by their tourist vocation.
The portals present a set of natural, cultural and historical attractions of Atlantic Forest Great Reserve.
There are over 110 Conservation Units in Atlantic Forest Great Reserve. This mosaic is fundamental for the conservation of the continuous forest. The parks are nature’s great stores.
There’s so much to do in Atlantic Forest Great Reserve! Several unmissable experiences await you!
