What does groceries cost in Maringa?

Basic groceries in Maringa cost: milk (1L) ($1), bread (500g) ($1), rice (1kg) ($1), eggs (12 pack) ($2), chicken breast (1kg) ($3), apples (1kg) ($1), bananas (1kg) ($1).

What does dining out cost in Maringa?

Dining out in Maringa: inexpensive meal ($6), mid-range restaurant meal ($21), local beer ($2), coffee ($2).

What does housing cost in Maringa?

Average monthly rent in Maringa: 1-bedroom apartment in city center ($343), 1-bedroom apartment outside center ($196), 3-bedroom apartment in city center ($448), 3-bedroom apartment outside center ($281).

What does transportation cost in Maringa?

Transportation costs in Maringa: public transport ticket ($0.85), monthly transport pass ($42.05), taxi starting fare ($2.08), gasoline per liter ($1.00).

What does utilities cost in Maringa?

Monthly utilities in Maringa: basic utilities for 85m² apartment ($67), mobile phone plan ($13), internet ($17).

What does entertainment cost in Maringa?

Entertainment costs in Maringa: gym membership ($21), movie ticket ($7), theater ticket ($31).

What does personal care cost in Maringa?

Personal care items in Maringa: deodorant ($2), shampoo ($3), toothpaste ($1), haircut ($8).

What does clothing cost in Maringa?

Clothing prices in Maringa: jeans ($43), dress ($46), sneakers ($70), leather shoes ($50).

What does healthcare cost in Maringa?

Healthcare costs in Maringa: cold medicine ($4), antibiotics ($8), doctor visit ($40).

What does education cost in Maringa?

Education costs in Maringa: preschool (monthly) ($260), international school (monthly) ($6668).

What does other expenses cost in Maringa?

Costs in Maringa include: averageSalary ($243), tv ($320), microwave ($106), laundryDetergent ($4), cleaning ($4).

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Brazil

Maringa City Guide

Parana

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Maringá is in Paraná, Brazil. Known for its green spaces, it's a planned city with an organized layout and a vibrant economy. The city is peaceful, friendly, and offers modern amenities with a laid-back vibe, making it a good spot for nomads.

Lifestyle🍽️

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Food Scene

Excellent

Maringá offers a mix of Brazilian and international cuisines with good options for vegetarians and vegans.

Local Dishes:

Feijoada, Churrasco, Pão de queijo

International Cuisine:

Japanese, Italian, Chinese

Vegan FriendlyVegetarian Friendly

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Nightlife

Good

The nightlife is lively with bars and clubs, especially near the university.

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Coffee Culture

Excellent

Strong coffee culture with many traditional and modern cafes available.

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Tipping

Not Required

Tipping is optional but common for good service in restaurants. Round up taxi fares.

Top Attractions

Parque do Ingá

Park

A large urban park with trails and a lake.

Catedral Basílica Menor Nossa Senhora da Glória

Religious Site

A landmark cathedral with a distinctive design.

Parque do Japão

Garden

Japanese garden offering a serene environment.

Calil Haddad Theater

Cultural Venue

Hosts a variety of cultural events and exhibitions.

SIM Cards

SIM cards are available at Vivo, Claro, and TIM stores, requiring a passport and CPF.

Available at:

• Vivo

• Claro

• TIM

Recommended Apps

WhatsApp(Communication)

Uber/99(Transportation)

iFood(Food Delivery)

Google Maps(Navigation)

PicPay/Mercado Pago(Finance)

Moovit(Transportation)

Services & Infrastructure

Street Cleanliness

Excellent

Known for clean streets and well-kept public spaces.

24/7 Services

Good

Pharmacies rotate 24/7 availability. Malls and convenience stores offer extended hours.

Groceries

Supermercados Condor

Angeloni

Cidade Canção

Major supermarkets have good international variety, with local produce in fresh markets.

Cashless Payments

Widely accepted

Card payments are common and Pix is popular. Cash is handy but not essential.

ATMs

ATMs are easy to find in banks and malls. Watch out for fees with non-affiliated or international cards.

Schools

Local only

Reputable local schools exist, but international options are limited. Portuguese is the main language.

Available Schools:

• Colégio Marista

• Colégio Objetivo

• Colégio Adventista

Work & Digital💻

Coworking Spaces

Available

Available Spaces:

Impact Hub Maringá

Community space focused on social impact.

CoWorking Maringá

Various plans and facilities available.

Worktiba Maringá

Public space supporting entrepreneurship.

Work-Friendly Cafés

Excellent

Café Cremoso

Great coffee, comfortable seating.

Café do Ponto

Reliable Wi-Fi, part of a chain.

Café com Prosa

Cozy atmosphere for working.

Alternatives:

Biblioteca Municipal

Quiet spaces with Wi-Fi in the city's library.

Hotel lobbies

Hotels offer lobby spaces with Wi-Fi for quiet work.

Digital Nomad Community

Poor

Growing scene, though not a major hub.

Nature & Activities🌿

Green Spaces

Excellent

Abundant green space with major parks and tree-lined streets.

Running

Excellent

Great parks and tree-lined streets support running activities.

Gyms

Available

Many gyms and fitness centers are available across the city.

Available Gyms:

• Smart Fit

• Bluefit

• Academia Ghimper

Tennis

Good

Several clubs have tennis courts available for booking.

Padel

Good

Available at tennis clubs and academies.

Yoga

Good

Numerous studios offer a range of yoga styles.

Martial Arts

Good

Good martial arts scene with various disciplines taught, including BJJ and Muay Thai.

Skiing

Poor

Not available in tropical Brazil.

Water Sports

Poor

Limited to recreational boating or fishing in lakes.

Surfing

Poor

No surfing is available; too far inland.

Diving

Poor

Inland, so no diving opportunities.

Health & Safety🏥

Healthcare

Good

Private healthcare is quality, public is free but varies. English-speaking staff are rare.

Hospitals:

• Hospital Santa Rita

• Hospital Paraná

Pharmacies:

• Drogasil

• Raia

• Nissei

Tap Water Safety

Safe to drink

Tap water is treated and safe, but bottled water is preferred by many.

Common Scams

ATM skimming, Fake police officers, Friendly local scams

Community & Family

Family Friendly

Excellent

Great parks and family attractions make Maringá very family-friendly.

LGBTQ+ Friendly

Good

General acceptance with some community events and legal protections.

Pet Friendly

Good

Pet-friendly city with many outdoor and park areas. Check accommodations ahead.

Communities

Maringá na Depressão (Social Media Group)

Maringá em Foco (Social Media Group)

Quick Facts

Population

409,657

Power Reliability

Excellent

8/10

Power is generally reliable, with occasional short outages in storms. Voltage is 127V.

Languages

Portuguese(100%)

Emergency

192

Ambulance

193

Fire Department

190

Military Police

⚠️Natural Disasters Risk

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Tsunami

Very Low Risk

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Earthquake

Very Low Risk

🌦️Seasonal Issues

Extreme heat

December, January, February

Summers are very hot and humid.

Flooding

December, January, February

Localized flooding during heavy rainfalls.

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