In the heart of Curitiba’s historic district, Garibaldi Square serves as a central point for visitors to orient themselves or take a rest between sightseeing. The square is notable for its unique ‘flower clock,’ a fully functional, 26-foot (8-meter) timepiece crafted from colorful shrubs and flowers, with fiberglass hands that mark the hours. This vibrant and meticulously maintained feature adds a touch of whimsy to the urban landscape, making it a delightful spot for both locals and tourists to enjoy.
Curitiba Garibaldi Square (Praça Garibaldi)
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