Park · Rio Negro, PR
Parque Ecoturístico Municipal São Luís de Tolosa
The former Franciscan seminary brings together architecture, gardens and tree-lined paths in Rio Negro.
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About Parque Ecoturístico Municipal São Luís de Tolosa
The building of the former Seminário São Luís de Tolosa is the park's architectural reference. The façade and the gardens help identify the history of the Franciscan presence in Rio Negro.
The walk can focus on the built surroundings or on the park's paths. Interior spaces have their own access arrangements; check with the administration when planning a visit to the building.
The historic building and the green area can be visited at different paces. Start at the façade to locate the elements of the complex and then decide how far to walk. The time allotted for the park’s paths does not include a guided tour inside the former seminary.
Before you go
Practical information
Cidade Turismo reviews its information regularly, but something may have changed. Check with the place before planning your trip.
How much time to set aside
One to three hours.
Best time
From April to August there is usually less rain for walking in the gardens. In the months of December to March, plan alternative routes within the built complex.
How to get there
Access via the urban area of Rio Negro, following the signage for Parque São Luís de Tolosa.
Tip
Choose between a tour of the architectural complex and a longer walk along the tree-lined paths.
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Frequently asked questions about Parque Ecoturístico Municipal São Luís de Tolosa
Can I combine the gardens and the building in the same visit?
The surroundings and paths make up the park; entry to interior spaces depends on the administration's guidance.
Can the park be included in an urban walk of Rio Negro?
The complex is connected to the urban area. Include the transfer to the gardens and choose the walking time.
Do I need to book a long trail to see the complex?
The visit can focus on the façade and the gardens. Longer trails add time to the outing.