The tower is an advertising installation built by a local company specializing in concrete masonry blocks.
The structure is a scaled-down reproduction of the original Eiffel Tower design, fabricated using industrial construction materials.
It is frequently used as a waypoint for travelers and motorcycle groups passing through the northwestern region of Paraná.
The landmark is situated in a rural industrial area rather than a city center or tourist park.
The Eiffel Tower Umuarama is a prominent concrete replica of the Parisian landmark located in the state of Paraná, Brazil. It serves as the primary promotional landmark for Ferrarin Blocos, a local concrete manufacturing company. The structure is situated directly along the PR-323 highway, making it highly visible to regional traffic. It acts as an unofficial roadside attraction and a point of visual interest for travelers crossing the rural zones of Umuarama. The tower is constructed using materials produced by the company to demonstrate the capabilities and durability of their concrete blocks. It remains an accessible, albeit unconventional, photo opportunity for those navigating the highway.
From the roadside shoulder providing a full vertical profile of the structure against the rural skyline.
View the structure safely from the designated roadside pull-off areas.
Use caution due to high-speed traffic on the adjacent PR-323 highway.
Visit during daylight hours to ensure maximum visibility of the structure's construction details.
Do not attempt to cross the busy highway on foot to reach the structure; park on the same side of the road as the tower.
