Cathedral of Maringá
Maringá, Brazil
Cathedral of Maringá is a notable church in Maringá, Brazil. It lies in southeastern Brazil, most comfortable in the dry winter months from June to August.
Why visit: Portuguese baroque in gold leaf and soapstone, and Niemeyer's concrete-and-glass modernism — four centuries apart, both remarkable.
- ›Step inside — the plain exteriors often hide gilded baroque interiors
- ›Check mass times before visiting as a sightseer
- ›Dress modestly
- ›Look for the soapstone prophets and painted ceilings in Minas Gerais
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Best time
Year-round
Weather
Tropical with a wet summer and dry winter, reversed from the northern hemisphere: hot, stormy afternoons of 28–35°C from December to March, and mild, dry, clear winters of 15–25°C from June to August that are the best time to travel.
Entry fee
Usually free or ~₹100 – 400
Hours
Typically 8 AM – 5 PM; closed during mass
Est. budget
₹0 – ₹800
Duration
1 hour
Nearby attractions
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