Your place in the guide
A direct path for those who have already chosen the next stop of the trip. 144 cities in 39 destinations in Brazil.
Explore by destination
New roads, good stories.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
Get inspired
Every city has its own way of welcoming you. Find your next starting point.
Bento Gonçalves has a landscape and culture tied to Italian immigration and grape growing. You can explore rural routes and see historic buildings, trails and local traditions.
Cambará do Sul lies in the Campos de Cima da Serra highlands, next to the canyons of the Serra Geral. You can hike trails in the national parks and see rock walls, grasslands and araucaria forests.
Canela combines architectural heritage and forested areas in Serra Gaúcha. You can visit the Catedral de Pedra and follow routes that lead from town to waterfalls and forest scenery.
Carlos Barbosa brings together railroad memory and immigrant traditions in Serra Gaúcha. You can stroll through the Parque da Estação and explore the center, the local crafts and the town's rural roads.
Caxias do Sul combines city life and heritage tied to immigration in Serra Gaúcha. You can see monuments and cultural spaces, and explore rural routes around the city.
Garibaldi preserves historic houses and traditions tied to Italian immigration and winemaking. You can walk around the center and take in the rural landscape of the Serra Gaúcha valleys.
Gramado combines gardens, lakes and European-influenced architecture in Serra Gaúcha. You can walk around Lago Negro and mix outdoor outings with cultural activities in the center.
Nova Petrópolis brings together gardens and German immigrant traditions in Serra Gaúcha. You can stroll around Praça das Flores, visit the Labirinto Verde (hedge maze) and explore the rural roads nearby.
Porto Alegre combines the Guaíba landscape with urban parks and the heritage of the historic center. Walks along the waterfront can be combined with visits to markets, theaters and other cultural spaces.
São Francisco de Paula lies in the Campos de Cima da Serra highlands, among lakes, grasslands and araucaria forests. Walks along Lago São Bernardo can be combined with outings through the town's rural landscape.
Três Coroas lies in the Vale do Paranhana, among rivers and hills near Serra Gaúcha. You can stroll along the riverbanks, see the covered bridge and enjoy outdoor activities in the surrounding area.
Or browse by state
Still deciding?
Get to know the regions and discover everything they bring together.