Rio Grande do Sul · Brazil
In the destination Serra Gaúcha.
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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.
5 places to stay in Garibaldi.
3 places picked to eat.
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The local experience
Laid out in 1879, Rua Buarque de Macedo has dozens of buildings put up mostly between the 1880s and the 1930s, with French, Portuguese and Italian influences. The cobblestone paving and underground wiring preserve the old look of the ensemble.
Discover Centro Histórico (Rua Buarque de Macedo)
Founded by Italian immigrant Manoel Peterlongo, it was the first in Brazil to make sparkling wine by the champenoise method. The basalt stone headquarters has a castle-shaped residence and an underground cellar open to visitors.
Founded in 1931, the cooperative brings together hundreds of grape-growing families and is known for its sparkling wines. Guided tours tell the winery's story and include tastings.
Discover Cooperativa Vinícola Garibaldi
Rebuilt after a fire destroyed the previous church in 1920, it opened in 1924 with a Neo-Gothic design from France. The work was led by Friar Bruno de Gillonnay, with support from the local Catholic community.
Discover Igreja Matriz São Pedro
