The Visitor Center Station is the main entry point to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls, inside Iguaçu National Park roughly 18 kilometers from Foz do Iguaçu city center. It houses ticket counters, information desks, and environmental exhibits before shuttle buses carry visitors into the park toward the falls trails.
From the visitor center, double-decker park buses run to the main walkway that leads to the Devil’s Throat viewpoint and the panoramic trail along the Brazilian rim of the falls, which offers the widest sweeping views of the cataracts across the border in Argentina.
The Brazilian park opens at 9am on weekdays and 8:30am on weekends, with last entry around 4pm and closing by 5:30pm. Arriving right at opening or in the early afternoon avoids the busiest midday crowds, and booking tickets online ahead of a visit is recommended in high season.
