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1. Location Overview

2. Why Visit Curitiba

Sustainable Charm: Explore botanical gardens, urban parks, and eco-friendly spaces.

Festive Spirit: Celebrate New Year’s Eve with fireworks and cultural performances.

Architectural Wonders: Visit landmarks like the Wire Opera House and Arame Theater.

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3. What Can We Do in Curitiba

Join locals for a lively New Year’s Eve celebration at Barigui Park.

Explore the Oscar Niemeyer Museum for a cultural dive.

Ride the Curitiba-Paranaguá train through the stunning Serra do Mar mountains.

4. How to Plan Our Visit to Curitiba

Getting There: Afonso Pena International Airport serves Curitiba.

Where to Stay: Choose central hotels for accessibility or eco-lodges for tranquility.

Local Tips: Plan train trips early and explore the city via its efficient bus system.

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Old Welcome Sign

EUSKERA

Beti gustatu izan zait Gasteizen ongietorria ematen duen kartela, bai 2000n jarri zen hiri ez-nuklearraren lehen bertsioa, nahiz eta orain ikusita vintage samarra dirudien, bai 2012an instalatu zen Green Capitalena. Hiria bisitatzen duten pertsonei ongietorria emateko modu adeitsua da, nahiz eta gero biribilguneetan harrapatuta gera daitezkeen betiko. Bere mezua ere asmo-adierazpen ona iruditzen zait, Gasteizko biztanleek ikusten dugun bakoitzean gure helburuetako bat zein izan beharko litzatekeen gogorarazteko. Zoritxarrez, azkenaldian bi arazo ikusten dizkiet. Lehenengoa katu bat falta zitzaiela da, baina hori konpondu dut dagoeneko, eta bigarrena da gero eta hondatuago daudela, eta horietakoren bat desagertu ere egin direla, horregatik deitu nahi izan dut arreta gai honetan. Eta, dirudienez, sekuentzia 12 urtean behin errepikatzen denez, berrikuntza baterako urte ezin hobea da hau, Gasteiz hiri moderno, inklusibo, seguru eta jasangarria izan dadin lan egitera bultzatuko gaituen mezu berri batekin.

ENGLISH

I have always liked the welcome sign to Vitoria-Gasteiz, both the first version as a nuclear-free city installed in 2000, which now seems a bit vintage, and the Green Capital one installed in 2012. They are a friendly way to welcome people visiting the city, even if they might get stuck in the roundabouts forever. Their message also seems to me a good statement of intent, reminding us each time we see it what one of our goals as inhabitants of Vitoria-Gasteiz should be.

Unfortunately, in recent times I see two problems with them. The first is that they lacked a cat, although I have already solved that, and the second is that they are increasingly deteriorated, with some even having disappeared. That is why I wanted to draw attention to this issue. And since it seems the sequence repeats every 12 years, this is the perfect year for a renewal, and a new message to motivate us to work towards making Vitoria-Gasteiz a modern, inclusive, safe, and sustainable city.

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