To soak up some culture, take a 10-minute stroll to Museu de Arte Contemporanea, where Brazilian artists' modern creative works await your admiration. For outside fun, head a half-mile (1 kilometer) to Rua das Flores. This area is one of Curitiba's oldest pedestrian-only streets, and it's a prime spot for people watching. You can listen to musicians busk for coins, taste savory food inside a cafe, and smell flower vendors' blossoms. The experience is a feast for the senses.
When you return to the hotel, you can eat at one of the many restaurants that surround the Bristol Saint Emilion, or you can step inside Porto Fino for a dish. The eatery serves up international cuisine, and houses a bar, too. (Order your favorite cocktail before dinner.) Need to email family? You can use the computers inside the business center, or log onto the free wireless Internet access (available throughout the property). If you're not on holiday from your exercise schedule, you can maintain your workout routine inside the health club, or for a quieter activity, play a game of billiards with your traveling companion. Guests who drove will appreciate the valet parking (surcharge). Limited self parking (surcharge) is also available. Disabled-accessible parking is available. The hotel has accessible pathways and rooms for the disabled.
Back in your room, you can watch the news on TV, or order a snack from room service (available 24 hours). You can open the minibar and pour yourself a nightcap, or use the free WiFi to research attractions. The bathrooms provide a shower and hair dryer. In the morning, lock your valuables in the in-room safe.
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