Gramado Travel Guide

Tourist Guide

A stone bridge, a fountain, and a restaurant with a red awning.
An indoor snow park with a snow castle, a ski slope, and a snow tubing area.
A miniature model of a town with a castle, a church, and a café.
A greenhouse with various plants and hanging baskets.
A classical statue of a woman in a garden with lush green trees in the background.

Lush green mountains, alpine chalets and chocolatiers provide a peaceful stay in this charming mountain village in Brazil’s southern mountain range of Serra Gaúcha.

Breathe in the fresh mountain air as you stroll through this quaint Bavarian-style town. Stop to enjoy the famous flower gardens and numerous cultural activities.

Walk through charming Black Lake ParkOpens in a new window and spend an afternoon rowing on the man-made lake. During the summer, let your kids ride on a pirate-themed boat and visit ice-cream vendors.

Take a picture in front of the town entrance at Portico via TaquaraOpens in a new window and stroll through Nicoletti SquareOpens in a new window to people-watch. Stop at the Prefeitura Municipal de GramadoOpens in a new window building to admire typical German Tudor-style architecture that reflects the town’s European heritage.

The Mini MundoOpens in a new window park has carefully designed exhibits of miniature cities. Inspect the working model trains and the magical details of the tiny buildings and trees. Purchase tickets at the entrance and park your car nearby.

See the historic São Pedro ChurchOpens in a new window in the middle of town with its German-influenced architecture and beautiful stained-glass windows. Visit in December to see an enchanting Christmas light display outside.

Wander around Le Jardin Parque de LavandaOpens in a new window and breathe in the perfumed scent of thousands of flowers blooming on this 8.5-acre (3.5-hectare) property dedicated to the cultivation of lavender and other flowering plants. Enter the grounds free of charge and have refreshments at the pleasant café. Spring and summer have the best flower displays.

Taste some of the region’s best wines on a tour of the Ravanello WineryOpens in a new window, located just a 10-minute drive out of Gramado’s center. Contact the winery to request an English-speaking guide so you can learn about the winemaking process.

Find fantastic alpine-style lodges and resorts in the Gramado area. Book ahead as this is a very popular summer vacation spot.

Reach Gramado via the international airport, located 72 miles (115 kilometers) south in Porto AlegreOpens in a new window, where you can rent a car or take a bus. Visit in spring and summer to view the famous flower gardens or enjoy the picturesque site of the city after a snowfall in winter.

Where to stay in Gramado

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Gramado City Centre

You'll enjoy the parks and shopping in Gramado City Centre. You might want to make time for a stop at Palace of Festivals or Gramado Central Avenue.

Gramado Centro

While visiting Gramado Centro, you might make a stop by sights like Palace of Festivals and Gramado Central Avenue.

Planalto

You'll enjoy the monuments and parks in Planalto. You might want to make time for a stop at Mini Mundo or Joaquina Rita Bier Lake.

Vila Suica

While visiting Vila Suica, you might make a stop by sights like Santa Claus Village and Orchids Park.

Bairro Lago Negro

While there might not be top attractions in Bairro Lago Negro, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Mini Mundo and Etnias Square.

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