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Created in 1991, the base is home to the famous Pelican Squadron, a search and rescue unit, and visitors can learn about various rescue and salvage operations that have taken place throughout Brazil.
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St-Francis of Assisi Church
Built in 1950, it's considered a historic building, by Campo Grande's standards. It's near the former railway station.
Monday Sarau
This sarau is an open mic event, mix of music jams and poetry slam. You may perform or just watch. Jugglers gather to practice on a corner, and there are drinks and food (including some vegan options) on offer.
Lake of Love
Campo Grande's Paraguayan Colony Association
On Sundays, the Colônia Paraguaia often hosts lunches followed by live music concerts. Entrance can be bought at the door (around R$ 30) and includes the all-you-can-eat buffet and as well as the right to dance your way through their big ballroom. The atmosphere is informal, but those who dress to impress are in cowboy attire (boots, big belts, hat). A great opportunity to witness a social event, pantanal-style.