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Belongs to Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Goiás (PUC GO). This Memorial is a natural history scientific complex, and houses some of the oldest fossil artifacts found inside South America. Plus a living history museum of early Brazil and indigenous civilizations.
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This center, built by architect Oscar Niemeyer (Niemeyer designed the country's capital, Brasilia), with a theater and a museum dedicated to the culture of the city of Goiania, in addition to the Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Goiás. It is a major cultural centers of the world.
Opened in 2007, this is now one of the most visited city parks. It is like the name sounds, a step above the rest: fountains, ponds and landscaped areas (actually maintained), surrounded by glassy highrises.
Great views of the skyline here too although the water is still pretty stinky and you need to watch out for thieving monkeys. A little abandoned.
Sort of evokes the essence of Central Park in NYC, sitting amongst the upper crust of Goiania with examples like Goiânia Shopping center next door. It offers a jogging track around a small lake and is quite full of people doing daily exercises.
Museu Antropológico da Universidade Federal de Goiás
Inaugurated in 1970, has about 4000 pieces of prehistoric and indigenous origin.
Universities' Square
This square is a veritable outdoor museum. Many sculptures can be seen throughout the square.