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CAMPO GRANDE – MS
What to do in Campo Grande: discover the best of the capital!
Campo Grande, capital of Mato Grosso do Sul, is a city that offers a wide variety of attractions and activities, natural beauty and lots of entertainment for its visitors.
What makes Campo Grande a special place is its modern infrastructure, its good roads, an efficient transport system, accommodation, ecotourism and much more.
Its natural beauty and landscapes are worthy of contemplation on outdoor walks, as well as on cultural visits to the Dom Bosco Museum of Cultures.
In addition, of course, to the Railway Complex and the Museum of Contemporary Art.
Its cultural heritage is propagated in stories told by the population, tourist guides, in its streets and parks.
In its art, museum exhibitions, its monuments, its architecture and the environment as a whole.
Campo Grande is an educational center with several universities and research institutions, which attract people from all over Brazil and abroad, whether to study, participate in conferences, fairs, events and business.
It is attractive for its Pantanal cuisine, which in itself is an attraction, and for its varied accommodation.
For the 4th consecutive year, Campo Grande is recognized worldwide as Tree City of the World, a global reference for actions aimed at preserving urban trees.
It was certified by the UN as one of the most forested capitals in the country. Is it a reason to be proud or not?!
All this solid infrastructure is in perfect balance between its traditions, modernity and advances in technology.
These are visible characteristics in its natural and cultural attractions and in its socio-environmental responsibility.
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Nações Indígenas Park
It is a natural area located in Campo Grande, a spectacular park that offers a variety of attractions for nature lovers.
You can explore trails surrounded by lush vegetation, take relaxing walks along lakes and ponds, and enjoy the tranquility of the environment.
It is an ideal place for bird watching and direct contact with the local flora and fauna. Visitors can also practice outdoor sports and enjoy picnics amid the serene landscape.
There is an entrance 700 meters from the event hotel, and the opening hours are from 6 AM to 9 PM, every day.
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Pantanal Biopark
The Bioparque Pantanal, located in the Parque das Nações Indígenas, is the largest freshwater aquarium in the world and a must-see attraction. This unique space offers visitors the chance to interact with key fish species from the Pantanal and other continents, as well as to explore an environment representing the Pantanal biome with typical animals like alligators. It is an unmissable attraction for marine life enthusiasts.
In addition to being a major tourist destination, the Bioparque Pantanal also promotes education, research, and conservation. It features a museum, environmental education laboratories, a convention center, and a library, with activities ranging from seminars to social events.
Important Information for Visitors: Tickets for the Bioparque Pantanal must be purchased in advance. We recommend checking the link below for detailed information on how to acquire tickets and for any updates regarding visiting hours and availability.
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Dom Bosco Museum of Cultures
The museum houses a diverse collection that highlights the history, art and cultures of indigenous peoples.
It is an educational place where visitors can learn about the cultural heritage and contribution of these people to the region.
Exhibits include historical artifacts, artwork, traditional objects and fascinating information about indigenous culture.
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Parque dos Poderes
Large green area, good for outdoor activities with extensive tree-lined paths. On weekends, the streets are closed for the exclusive use of pedestrians.
There are the buildings of the Capital’s public institutions, the Three Powers, hence the name of the park.
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Morada dos Baís
It is a cultural space that offers cultural and artistic exhibitions – the place is known for its live music nights.
Visitors can enjoy performances by local and national musicians in a welcoming atmosphere.
The place offers a spectacular view of the city from its viewpoint, making it a great place to enjoy sunsets and starry nights.
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macaw square
It’s a charming spot where nature lovers and bird watchers will find a real treat. The highlight of this square is the presence of scarlet macaws.
The beauty of these exotic birds fly freely in this urban environment. The square also offers a pleasant space to relax and have a picnic.
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Mercadão Minicipal
Discover a vibrant local market with a wide variety of regional foods and crafts. With around 270 stalls and 70 booths, you’ll find everything from peppers and cerrado fruits to the famous tereré. Try exotic pastéis like alligator and ostrich, along with traditional flavors. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy regional treats such as Paraguayan soup and mocotó dessert. The Mercadão is a fantastic place to experience the culture of Mato Grosso do Sul and take home unique products. An unmissable and enriching visit!
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 6:30 am to 6 pm. Sunday from 6:30 am to 12 pm.
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Central Fair
The Central Market, affectionately known as “Feirona,” is a traditional gathering spot for people from Campo Grande, offering a warm and family-friendly atmosphere. With nearly a century of history, the market holds sentimental value for many generations and is renowned for its typical dishes like Sobá and skewers. The market’s food sector, featuring 25 restaurants, is predominantly run by descendants of Japanese from Okinawa, who have adapted their culinary traditions to local gastronomy. The “Cultural Sunday” is a regular attraction that highlights local artists and reinforces the market’s role as a vibrant cultural hub.
Opening hours: Wednesday and Thursday from 4pm to 11pm,
Friday from 4pm to midnight,
Saturday from 12pm to midnight,
Sunday from 12pm to 11pm.
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craftsman’s house
Housed in a historic building constructed between 1918 and 1923, the Casa do Artesão in Campo Grande is both a sales and tourist destination showcasing the rich crafts of Mato Grosso do Sul. Once the headquarters of Banco do Brasil, the building is a state historical landmark and, after restoration and revitalization in 1990, has become a key venue for selling artisanal pieces.
Attracting visitors from around the world, the Casa do Artesão offers unique items made from local materials, reflecting the art and culture of the region. It serves as a trusted space for artisans and is a symbol of the area’s tradition and originality.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 8am to 6pm and Saturdays, from 8am to 4pm
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Campo Grande Mall
A pioneer in Mato Grosso do Sul, Shopping Campo Grande features 240 stores, a Gourmet Alley, 12 entertainment options, a Gourmet Club, and the city’s largest covered parking lot.
The shopping center offers a mix of major brands exclusive to the region, along with a variety of services, such as postal services, Detran, Federal Police, and other daily conveniences. In 2011, the shopping center underwent its second expansion, adding 50 new stores, 300 new covered parking spaces, and expanding the Food Court.
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday: 10am to 10pm.
Sundays and Holidays: 12pm to 8pm.
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Museum of Contemporary Art – MARCO
The Museum of Contemporary Art, located in the Parque das Nações Indígenas, covers 4,000 square meters and features five exhibition halls, including one permanent and four for temporary shows. It also has three rooms for educational activities and a printmaking studio, offering courses for all ages. The museum includes an auditorium with 105 seats and a library specialized in visual arts.
Established by Decree No. 6266 in 1991, the museum moved to its current, architecturally impressive building designed by Emmanuel de Oliveira, which was completed in 2002 after temporary locations. Its collection, initially from the State Pinacotheca and expanded through donations, comprises about 1,600 works that trace the development of the visual arts in Mato Grosso do Sul. The museum plays a vital role in art education and cultural promotion, making art accessible to the public.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, Saturday, Sunday and holidays from 2pm to 6pm.
Where is the city of Campo Grande?
Campo Grande is located in the Center-West region of Brazil, occupying an area of 8,096 km².
It is the largest city in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, surrounded by wonderful landscapes and a population of 900 thousand inhabitants.
This region, which is on Brazil’s tourist route, has typical Cerrado vegetation and a very tropical climate, with the Pantanal plain as its main destination.
Geographically, it is very close to the Brazilian border with Paraguay and Bolivia.
Map of Campo Grande
It is the largest city in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul, surrounded by wonderful landscapes and a population of 900 thousand inhabitants.
This region, which is on Brazil’s tourist route, has typical Cerrado vegetation and a very tropical climate, with the Pantanal plain as its main destination.
Geographically, it is very close to the Brazilian border with Paraguay and Bolivia.
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Campo Grande is home to the state’s main airport and the main state and federal highways cross it.
- BR-262, which connects Campo Grande to Corumbá and Bolivia to the West, as well as the state of São Paulo to the East.
- BR-163, which connects Campo Grande to Cuiabá and the Amazon region to the North, as well as Dourados, which is 120 km south of the city.
- BR-060, which is a federal highway that connects Brasília to Bela Vista, on the border with Paraguay.
- BR-153 is another important highway that passes through the central region of Brazil, mainly in the states of Goiás and Tocantins, and also in the Triângulo Mineiro region.
Campo Grande has many illustrious neighbors, including the municipalities of Sidrolândia, Terenos, Jaraguari, Rochedo and many other cities that also have their culture and natural beauty to be visited.
THE CITY IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY AIR OR LAND.
HOW TO GET TO CAMPO GRANDE?
By air:
Campo Grande International Airport (CGR) – is the main gateway to the city, 7 km from the city center.
- Flight time: variable, depending on departure location.
- From the airport to the city, you can use a taxi, app transportation or rent a car and have more freedom to reach your destination.
By car:
- Access: if you are traveling by car, you can access Campo Grande via the highways mentioned, the city has good roads and well-located signposts.
- Travel time: May vary depending on your departure location.
- Some highways may have tolls.
By bus:
- Several bus companies offer long-distance services to Campo Grande from several cities in Brazil.
- Buses are a more economical option.
- Travel time and route availability – depend on the city of departure.
- Timetables and tickets are important to check in advance and make your reservations.
- Transfers: depending on the route, transfers may be necessary at bus terminals, so be prepared for this possibility.
Make your planning in advance, check the available options that suit you best, to make your days in Campo Grande the most sensational of your life.
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ACOMMODATIONS
Novotel Campo Grande
Located in Campo Grande, 1.5 km from Parque Estadual, Novotel Campo Grande offers accommodations with an outdoor pool, free private parking, a gym, and a garden. The property features a restaurant, a kids’ area, a shared lounge, and free Wi-Fi throughout. The accommodations include room service, a 24-hour front desk, and luggage storage.
Hotel Deville Prime Campo Grande
Hotel Ipê MS is located in Campo Grande, 1.7 km from Parque das Nações, and offers free Wi-Fi, breakfast, and parking. All rooms feature air conditioning, soundproofing, a flat-screen cable TV, and a minibar, as well as a small dining area. The private bathrooms include a shower, hairdryer, and complimentary toiletries.
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Registration Options: In-Person and Online Attendance
We are excited to offer two registration options for the “International Conference on Paracoccidioidomycosis: Challenges & Milestones in the 21st Century (PCM XXI)”: in-person and online attendance.
Each option is designed to provide unique benefits to accommodate your needs and preferences.
In-Person Attendance
Attending the conference in person offers a reduced registration fee to help offset the costs of accommodation and travel to Campo Grande. This option provides a more immersive experience with greater opportunities for networking, collaboration, and direct engagement with experts in the field. Enjoy face-to-face interactions, participate in real-time discussions, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the conference firsthand.
Online Attendance
For those who prefer the flexibility of remote participation, our online attendance option allows you to attend the conference from anywhere in the world. As an online attendee, you will have access to all conference sessions and materials remotely. Additionally, you can watch the recorded sessions at your convenience for up to six months after the event. This option ensures that you won’t miss any valuable content, even if you have scheduling conflicts during the live sessions.
ATTENTION: to send your abstract or case report it is not necessary to purchase access, just register using the button on the side. You can purchase access to the event later on the same account.
(*) Academics: undergraduate and graduate students; residents, elementary and secondary school students and teachers, mid-level laboratory technicians.
(**) Professionals: researchers, higher education lecture/professor, healthcare professionals.
(***) Payment Fees: Credit Card: R$15,00, PIX: R$5,00 (available only in Brazil), Boleto: R$5,00 (available only in Brazil).
