The Celeiro do MS includes Caarapó, Deodápolis, Douradina, Dourados, Fátima do Sul, Glória de Dourados, Itaporã, Maracaju and Vicentina. In this guide, get to know the region through Maracaju, with its gastronomy and urban spaces.
Maracaju's linguiça gives identity to the local table: its artisanal preparation uses beef, seasonings and sour orange. The Festa da Linguiça celebrates this tradition; to travel during the event, check the schedule of the edition you plan to attend.
In Maracaju's town center, Praça Nestor Pires Barbosa offers gardens, benches, kiosks, playgrounds and an interactive fountain. The Museu Municipal adds memory to the visit, with photographs and objects related to the city's history; confirm visiting availability before including it in your itinerary.
Agricultural production and livestock farming are part of Maracaju's landscape and economy. To explore this rural setting, combine a food stop with walks around the square and cultural visits, leaving trips to the other municipalities in the region as a planned extension of the trip.
This destination brings together 1 city: Maracaju.
