Londrina trip planner

Established in the early 1900s by foreign settlers, Londrina initially served as a stopover point for British coffee traders transporting beans from Paraná and São Paulo to the port of Santos. Having grown rapidly to more than 500,000 people, the city now has a modern, metropolitan feel, yet it retains the agricultural roots that helped build its wealth. It's believed that the soil in the area was made incredibly fertile by a large lava spill, which helped the region produce 60 percent of the world's coffee during its golden age. "Little London's" diverse history of foreign settlement is reflected in its demographics, as it sports large populations of people that claim British, Japanese, and German descent. Add Londrina and other destinations in Brazil to your travel plans using our Brazil online attractions planner.