Marco das Três Fronteiras

Beautiful location overlooking the rivers, where the 3 countries border. Had to pay 60 Brazilian R to enter. There are various food and drinks stalls and a restaurant. At 6:30pm there was a show with dancing and talking about the history of the 3 countries, however it was all in Portuguese so we couldn't understand it! There's a big gift shop, toilets and there were a load of taxis out front.

We thought it was pretty cool! The culture show is roughly 2-2.5 hours long starting at around 6:30. I would recommend getting here around 6 in order to get a good spot. The best spot is going to be directly facing the river and the monument. There was a great variety of styles of dance from all three countries throughout their histories, and several times where audience participation was encouraged!

You can view paraguay from the Brazil side. Also you can go on a ferris wheel for a fee and see Argentina and Brazil and Paraguay. Stayed for the free evening dance performances, which was fantastic. Lots of vendors to choose from for a variety of foods.

A very cool thing to see, but unless there is a show, this is your basic tourist trap. The process to buy food is complicated and expensive. The photos cost money. They do have high quality apparel and merch.

Quite a cool attraction. Other than the views and the restaurant/bar, there's not too much to do. But I would still recommend visiting.

Beautiful place to see the intersection of three countries. They also have an evening cultural show with performances and music. Great place to visit with family.

A great location. Must visit if you are visiting Brazil

Loved the show! It matters where you sit so try to be on the top part facing the river for the best view (under the bar with playground on the left) come early enough to get good seats. Tango was my absolute favorite but all the performances were lovely.

Hard pass. If I'd known how crappy this place was, I wouldn't have wasted my time. You have to pay a pretty pricey entry fee and you get in there and there's nothing to do. It's not very spacious so once people start coming in (between 6 and 7 pm), it gets super crowded. Everyone lines up to take pictures with the sign that names all three countries, and that line gets ridiculously long. People walk around not following any social distancing, and they all take their masks off. There's only one restaurant there, and the good tables (outside with a nice view) get taken way early on, and then the people who sit at those tables never leave. They stay there until after the shows are over. If you show up early enough, secure yourself a table at that restaurant because that is your safest place to be if you want to watch the shows without being crowded. The food at the restaurant is normal. The graffiti "maze" is short and has no information. The "free shows" are short and spaced out 30 minutes apart from each other. So realistically you get like a 5 minute show and then wait 30 minutes for the next 5 minute show. I didn't think the shows were worth it anyways. One of the shows was a baroque dance, and it literally has nothing to do with celebrating the three cultures coming together. Also the whole place is decorated to the theme of the movie, The Mission, which is a movie about white saviorism. I would waste my time and money elsewhere.

Not much to do there. If you want to go,m wait till it is closer to 7pm when there is a show. I paid for a service to take me here and it picked me up at 5. So I had 4 hours to do nothing. It was nice to see the boarders but after that it gets boring fast. There is only one restaurant and one stand for snacks. There is also a gift shop and a place for kids to play. But other than that it's kind of boring. If I had only 2 hours there I would have liked it more but 4 hours was way to long.

Great location and great prices on drinks around brl 17. Nothing better than a glass of watermelon juice on a 35C day. Great staff who welcomed us and shared wifi details without asking.