Campo Grande Sights and Landmarks Guide, Brazil

If you are interested in seeing all of the sights and sounds that Campo Grande has to offer, you must start with the Parque dos Poderes.  This is an interesting building that happens to be the main seat of power of the government of Mato Grosso do Sul, the region for which Campo Grande acts as the capital.  It is actually the home of the legislative, executive and judicial forms of government and for that reason, you can take a look at how the whole government functions just by visiting this one place.

If you get bored with viewing that particular tourist attraction, right next door to the Parque dos Poderes is the Palacio da Cultura Popular.  This fantastic location is one of the central pillars of life within Campo Grande and for this reason; everyone that lives in the city has been there at least once with most people visiting the Palacio.  The reason that this building is so popular is that it represents the pop culture hub of the city of Campo Grande.  Within this hub, you can see performances by the artists of the region and get a true sense of the flair for the dramatic that the performing arts in Campo Grande have. 

Great music, great dancing and great singing are all part and parcel of the delivery in Campo Grande and you will definitely get your money's worth when you visit this particular area.

Of course, no trip to Campo Grande can be completed without taking a look at ecotourism opportunities that are available in and around the city.  As far as natural wealth is concerned, Brazil is one of the richest countries in the world and because of that, the city of Campo Grande is your main station when it comes to seeing some of the natural splendor that Brazil has to offer. 

The whole area is located within an ecological reserve and for that reason, there are many areas of the city that are already very much in touch with nature.  In some ways, taking a walk through the city will show you a lot of the natural wonders that Brazil has, but if you really want to experience it in an up close and personal way, you have to go out with a guide into the wilderness and take things as they come.  Doing otherwise would be ignoring the main attractions that Campo Grande has to offer and it would be depriving yourself of what would very likely be a once in a lifetime experience.