Gramado
Brazil · Rio Grande do Sul · 825 m
Description
Gramado is a mountain town in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul, shaped by strong Central European influences. Founded by German and Italian immigrants, it is known for its Alpine-inspired architecture, artisan chocolate makers, rich culinary scene, and beautifully maintained parks and gardens. Popular attractions include the scenic Lago Negro and the nearby Caracol Falls. Home to Natal Luz, one of Brazil's most celebrated Christmas festivals, and the prestigious Gramado Film Festival, the town has established itself as the leading tourist destination of the Serra Gaúcha and one of southern Brazil's most popular holiday resorts.
Length of stay
Recommended length of stay: 2 to 5 days (optimal 3 days)
Travel season
Best time to visit: July or December
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- Oct
- Nov
- Dec
Highlights
- Natal Luz (October - January)
- Lago Negro
- Mini Mundo
- Caracol State Park(Day trip)
- Caracol Waterfall(Day trip)
- Skyglass Canela(Day trip)
- Bondinhos Aéreos Canela(Day trip)
- Snowland
- Rua Coberta
- Palácio dos Festivais
- São Pedro Church
- Fonte do Amor Eterno
- Le Jardin Lavender Park
- Parque Knorr (Aldeia do Papai Noel)
- Olivas de Gramado
- Hollywood Dream Cars Museum
- Dreamland Wax Museum
- Gramado Zoo
- Chocolate tasting
- Fondue dinner
- Serra Gaúcha wine route(Day trip)
- Maria Fumaça steam train(Day trip)
- Vale dos Vinhedos(Day trip)
- Bento Gonçalves(Day trip)