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New Iguaçu Falls viewpoint opens in 2027
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Tarobá Space will be rebuilt with viewing area and services
Iguaçu National Park, in Foz do Iguaçu, will receive a panoramic viewpoint on the roof of the Tarobá Space, a support structure at the start of the Falls Trail. The works, already underway, are expected to be completed in 2027, with an estimated 12-month timeline.
The new viewpoint will be built atop the Tarobá Space, a small building located between the road and the trailhead of the traditional Falls Trail. The current structure will be completely rebuilt and will include restrooms and a food service area on the ground floor, with guaranteed accessibility.
The building's roof will house a large observation platform facing the scenery of the Falls, as well as walkways integrated into the project. The approximately 1.5 km route that continues from there to the Devil's Throat walkway will retain its various viewpoints along the way.
During construction, the park remains open as usual. The restrooms and kiosk that operated at the Tarobá Space have been temporarily moved to a point about 150 meters further along the trail.
This is the first scheduled intervention in Iguaçu National Park within an investment plan of R$ 600 million through 2030. In addition to the new viewpoint, improvements are planned for the accessibility of the Falls Trail, renovation of the Porto Canoas (food area at the end of the trail), the Naipi Space (shops and restrooms near the walkways), and new attractions such as suspended trails, zip lines, and observation towers in other areas of the park.
Source: https://www.melhoresdestinos.com.br/cataratas-do-iguacu-novo-mirante-2027.html
Frequently asked questions
- When will the new viewpoint be ready?
- The new viewpoint is expected to be ready in 2027, with a 12-month timeline from the start of construction.
- Where is the new viewpoint located?
- On the roof of the Tarobá Space, at the start of the Falls Trail, near the point where visitors begin the walk.
- Does the park close during construction?
- No. Visits to the Falls continue as usual. Restrooms and food service have been temporarily moved to a kiosk about 150 meters further along the route.
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