Name: Three Borders Landmark
Address: Rua Marco das TrÃªs Fronteiras, s/n - Jardim Eldorado, Foz do IguaÃ§u - PR, 85853-110, Brazil, BR
Telephone: +55 45 3527-4221

Three Borders Landmark is a point of interest, located at Rua Marco das Três Fronteiras, s/n - Jardim Eldorado, Foz do Iguaçu - PR, 85853-110, Brazil. They can be contacted via phone at +55 45 3527-4221, visit their website www.marcodastresfronteiras.com.br for more detailed information.

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Rua Marco das Três Fronteiras, s/n - Jardim Eldorado, Foz do Iguaçu - PR, 85853-110

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Added by Jopie, at 18 December 2016

Monday 2:00 – 10:00 PM
Tuesday 2:00 – 10:00 PM
Wednesday 2:00 – 10:00 PM
Thursday 2:00 – 10:00 PM
Friday 2:00 – 10:00 PM
Saturday 2:00 – 10:00 PM
Sunday 2:00 – 10:00 PM

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Anonymous

26 March 2018

Cool to stop in for a visit. Not much going on here. A few stores and restaurants. It's mainly a look out area.
Anonymous

01 March 2018

We arrived at 1200, thinking we would enjoy the view then have lunch. Forget it, the landmark doesn't open until 1400. Even then the restaurant doesn't open till 1600. So we paid a lot for a view across two rivers. Don't bother to turn-up until sunset, so you can take in the show and an interesting view.
Anonymous

23 February 2018

Cool pics to take at sunset, there is also a show not that good but the scenery is very amazing 3 bordes!
Anonymous

14 January 2018

Experiência cultural e vista bonita. Ideal para ir no por do sol! (Cultural experience with a nice view. Must see the sunset there!)
Anonymous

20 November 2017

Nice place to commemorate the visit of the three borders. They charge you to enter the place, there is some exhibition of the iguazu history, a souvenir shop some stands to snack and a restaurant where you can eat or snack. The whole place the theme of the jesuitic ruins, but feels too artificial, but it's nice.
Anonymous

16 November 2017

This is what a nice place to know if you are in Foz do Iguazu, since you can see the river crossing throughout those three countries, and also the dance show which is performed in there z is such a mix of the culture of them as well. The Light show is pretty awesome to take a lof of pictures. And also the food served at the restaurant is really tasty
Anonymous

13 November 2017

Cheap enough to get in. Came in the evening and a saw some classical dancing show going on which was nice. Also ate in the restaurant which had a delicious buffet and cute cats / kittens roaming around the tables outside. Had I not come in the evening when a show was going on I probably would have found it a little boring. Nonetheless a pretty cool landmark.
Anonymous

02 November 2017

Very atractive place. Cheap ticket and a very wonderful place. There are many panels telling about local history, an incredible cinema that plays a short movie about that place and its meaning and a toten with water fontaine where lights makes this place incredible. At ending, a musical show with some greatest dancer performers, where they play and dance musics fom Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil.
Anonymous

13 September 2017

Very good cultural performances. An entertaining way to know a little bit more about the three countries. Also good for filling the night schedule. Ask ur hotel fromt desk and they will provide u a shared taxi that takes u there.
Anonymous

05 May 2017

Beautifully layed out great views good restaurant buffet dinner
Anonymous

01 May 2017

Nice place, open late. Just one complaint, no water for free, what is common practice in Foz de Iguacu. Visit later in a day, because additional shows starts at 7:30 pm Tuesdays till Sundays.
Anonymous

28 March 2017

So they charge you 20 reais per person to get a view of the triple frontier. They tried to add value of the attraction by offering a video with story. Not worth the price.
Anonymous

05 March 2017

The place looks nice, but the price to get in is absurd. Once in, there's a nice view of the river where the three countries converge, a fountain with an obelisk painted with Brazil's colors, and a kid's playground similar to those found in McDonald's. There's a restaurant that charges over R$70 per plate and some other stuff they charge for. I spent most of the time trying to figure out what I had just paid so much to get in for. If you can, go to the Argentine side. It's free there.
Anonymous

25 December 2016

They've built a visitor centre and it has become a great place to visit and see the sunset around the three countries