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• Vila Capivari A central neighborhood with Alpine-inspired architecture packed with chocolate shops, restaurants, stores and the town's nightlife. In winter the streets fill with people in coats and the smell of fondue and mulled wine.
• Morro do Elefante e Teleférico A hill at about 1,800 meters above sea level with a panoramic viewpoint over the town and the mountains, reached by car or by the chairlift from Vila Capivari. The local chairlift was the first in Brazil, opened in 1970.
• Parque Estadual de Campos do Jordão (Horto Florestal) An araucaria reserve with trails, waterfalls, lakes and adventure activities, very popular for easy family walks. You can also see native wildlife, such as monkeys and birds.
• Museu Felícia Leirner An open-air museum with 88 works by Polish-born artist Felícia Leirner spread across a lawn overlooking the mountains. Next door is the Auditório Cláudio Santoro, home of the winter festival.
• Pico do Itapeva A viewpoint more than 2,000 meters above sea level with an open view of the Paraíba Valley and, on clear days, the Serra do Mar.

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