The restaurant sits inside the Three Borders Landmark complex, and from the veranda you watch the Iguaçu flow into the Paraná — the same view that draws people to the obelisk, now with a table. The menu follows the logic of the place: Brazilian, Argentine and Paraguayan cooking, with the Paraguayan dishes standing out.
The house opens Tuesday to Sunday, afternoon into the evening, with live music. Diners catch the obelisk lit up and the complex’s cultural performance — the natural fit for anyone already heading to the Landmark late in the day.
The meal at the restaurant
Admission to the Three Borders Landmark is charged separately, per person. Drinks are not included — there are two set packages, and anything outside them is paid on site, plus 10% service. The round-trip transfer is chosen as an add-on.
Free cancellation up to 72h before
per person, for 2 people
The wide view of the whole falls, along the Brazilian-side walkways, with an accompanying guide. From downtown hotels.
per person, for 2 people
The Argentine-side walkways, right at the water, in half a day with an accompanying guide. From downtown hotels.
per person, for 2 people
The Itaipu dam from the outside viewpoints, on a guided visit of about an hour and a half. From downtown hotels.
