Top Things to do in Cuiaba
- 1. Our Lady of Rosario and Sao Benedito Church
- 2. Our Lady of Bom Despacho Church
- 3. Mae Bonifacia Park
- 4. Bom Jesus de Cuiaba Church (Matriz)
- 5. Parque Tia Nair
- 6. Parque das Aguas Seo Fiote
- 7. Goiabeiras Shopping
- 8. Arena Pantanal (Verdao)
- 9. Mato Grosso Handcrafts Art Museum
- 10. Museu do Morro da Caixa D'agua Velha
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What to do and see in Cuiaba, Brazil: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Cuiaba, Brazil including Our Lady of Rosario and Sao Benedito Church, Our Lady of Bom Despacho Church, Mae Bonifacia Park, Bom Jesus de Cuiaba Church (Matriz), Parque Tia Nair, Parque das Aguas Seo Fiote, Goiabeiras Shopping, Arena Pantanal (Verdao), Mato Grosso Handcrafts Art Museum, Museu do Morro da Caixa D'agua Velha.
Restaurants in Cuiaba
1. Our Lady of Rosario and Sao Benedito Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 357 reviews
Reviewed By neyberthomas - Cuiaba, MT
This church is located in the middle of the old city, The city was known for gold mining, and the hill where the Church is located is believed to still have some gold under the church.
Annually every June there are some Catholic festivals for the Saints John and Saint Benedict.
2. Our Lady of Bom Despacho Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By lucyyuriko - Blumenau
If you come by car by night you can see...a achurch floating in the lights...what a vision!
It is the older church of Cuiabá, well conserved, I don't understand of building or architecture but it is just a beautiful presence.
Inside there is not great stained glasses, decoration is staid and classic, but charming.
3. Mae Bonifacia Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By rpcvtraveler75 - Carmichael
We walked to the park from our hotel-an easy 20 minutes. We were impressed with how many people were using the park on a Monday morning-jogging, bird watching, and using the exercise stations. The signage is great, bathrooms clean and here's cold filtered water near the education center! A bonus! While there we saw agoutis, marmosets and lots of birds. Bring your repellant if you are easy prey for mosquitos. All trails are paved There is also a children's area which we did not see. This was well worth our 90 minute visit.
4. Bom Jesus de Cuiaba Church (Matriz)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 337 reviews
Tue-Fri 6am-7.30pm, Sat 2pm-7pm, Sun 6am-8.30pm
5. Parque Tia Nair
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 423 reviews
Reviewed By zenivaldo s - Cuiaba, MT
Este parque tem como caracteristica o local que é bem plano, e assim, ideal para correr, pois, não tem nenhuma subida, contudo, a desvantagem é que não tem sombra...
6. Parque das Aguas Seo Fiote
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Heloisa_Nunes - Teresina, PI
À noite, um espetáculo de águas que deu vida e lazer as margens de uma lagoa que era abandonada. É uma referência turístico-cultural de Cuiabá, conta com pista de corrida, ciclovia e caminhada. Tem também restaurantes, academias ao ar livre, parque infantil e estacionamentos. É realmente um “show das águas”. Vale a visita. Recomendo.
7. Goiabeiras Shopping
Overall Ratings
4 based on 219 reviews
Goiabeiras Shopping Center, the first mall in the state of Mato Grosso is one of the leading capital shopping centers. There are more than 180 nationally and internationally renowned franchises, consolidated in the market. This feature is based on its focus on quality, service and also its location in one of the most charming and desirable area of Cuiabá, the region of Goiabeiras, which receives high purchasing power clients. Being the first mall in the city, Goiabeiras Shopping Center has established a strong relationship with its customers, adding intimacy, affection and trust. More than a mall, people find in Goiabeiras Shopping Center a familiar, safe, charming and cozy environment, where they can experience unique moments of day-to-day pleasure and satisfaction. 1+1 Animale Arezzo Brooksfield Burger King Calvin Klein Capodarte Casa de Câmbio Western Union Cinemark CVC Detroit Steakhouse Dress to Dudalina Ellus Farm Green Hope iPlace John John Kopenhagen Lacoste Lança Perfume Lauf Le Lis Blanc Letage Schutz Mc Donald's Melissa Milon Mmartan Mr. Cat Renner Richards Salinas Samsung Santa Lolla Shoulder Siberian Swarovski The Body Shop Track&Field Vivara
Reviewed By Caio M - Chapada dos Guimaraes, MT
It is a somewhat small shopping center, but with some high quality shops and restaurants. The cinemas are the best in town.
8. Arena Pantanal (Verdao)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 881 reviews
Reviewed By Planner55 - Australia
The actual stands were finished and it was a good view and great atmosphere. There was food and drink walking around the perimeter of the stadium.
A few issues...nails still on the floor in front of us, no COLD water or Coke drinks in the fridges in the levels near us and it was 41 degrees at 6.00 pm! They just put the drinks in the fridges at the start of the game. We were guided to the elevator instead of climbing the steep steps to Level 4 but it didn't work. No handrails on any of the stairs leading up to the seats either.
Hopefully, some of these points can be fixed before the next game.
9. Mato Grosso Handcrafts Art Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
Reviewed By Heloisa_Nunes - Teresina, PI
Visitei as poucas lojas. O prédio é bonito, um antigo colégio, mas esperava que tivesse mais lojas e mais variedades de artesanato da capital matogrossense. Poucas opções. Não vale a visita.
10. Museu do Morro da Caixa D'agua Velha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
Reviewed By Rykrot - Bogota, Colombia
We didn't have much time in the city and chose to visit this museum over others. No charge to enter and we were given a free tour by a friendly guide (in Portuguese). It's a unique space (probably its best asset). We saw exhibits of old water pipes & showerheads, handicrafts from the region, a display of objects and photographs of indigenous cultures and a photo display that takes you back through the history of Cuiabá. We weren't too sure if all exhibits were permanent or if some were rotational. Nice diversity in exhibits for someone who didn't have much time, but it's not the place to get an in depth look at the culture and/or region. Exhibits were basic and the guide basically said the same thing that we could have read on the displays themselves.
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