Magical Routes: Unique experiences in Gramado in Canela

Português-francês Google Espanhol Emoji De voz DeepL Latim confiável Camera Latim medieval Português Inglês Vale a pena vislumbrar e encantar-se . lnicialmente chamava-se Vale do Bom Retiro. Após um incêndio que arrasou a imensa mata existente na região, Leopoldo Rosenfeldt construiu o lago, decorando suas margens com árvores importadas da Floresta Negra da Alemanha, daí seu nome, Lago Negro. Suas águas são profundas e de um verde escuro carregado, refletindo o alto dos pinheiros que se alternam com o colorido das azaléias no inverno e o azul das hortênsias no verão. Por toda sua margem existe um passeio florido, podendo-se andar a pé. Porém a maior atração fica por conta dos pedalinhos, que dão ao lago um alegre e movimentado colorido. It's worth a glimpse and enchantment. Initially it was called Vale do Bom Retiro. After a fire that destroyed the immense forest in the region, Leopoldo Rosenfeldt built the lake, decorating its banks with trees imported from the Black Forest of Germany, hence its name, Black Lake. Its waters are deep and dark green, reflecting the height of the pine trees that alternate with the color of azaleas in winter and the blue of hydrangeas in summer. Along its entire shore there is a flower-filled promenade, allowing you to walk. However, the biggest attraction is the pedal boats, which give the lake a happy and busy color.

een delighting tourists and the community for over 9 years. This tour is the opportunity to contemplate, from a unique and privileged frontal angle, the Caracol Cascade, one of the most beautiful postcards in Brazil. The park is divided into Central, Animal and Waterfall stations, where visitors can disembark at each one and enjoy the view and all its infrastructure, with an ecological trail that allows a direct connection with nature and right after a wooden sculptures that bring the shape, sound and texture of animals.

ora de Lourdes, known as Catedral de Pedra, is a Catholic church located in Praça da Matriz, in the Brazilian municipality of Canela, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. It is popularly known like Stone Cathedral, although it is not actually a cathedral. It is one of the main tourist attractions in the city and Serra Gaúcha. In August 2010, the temple was elected as one of the Seven Wonders of Brazil. In 2016, it won fifth place in the Travelers Choice award, carried out by the travel website TripAdvisor as one of the 10 best tourist attractions in Brazil.

of the most visited attractions in the last year. With a breathtaking view, Jolimont offers visitors an immersive experience in the world of wine. It's a tour to immerse yourself body and soul in the fascinating universe of the drink and its entire process of preparation from land to glass.

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Built at the beginning of the century. XX by the couple Pedro Carlos Franzen and Luiza Sommer Franzen, all in Araucaria wood, a pine tree typical of the region. Its construction system was made using fittings and screws, without the use of nails. The residence was inhabited until 1980 by the eldest daughter Irene and in 1985 Castelinho Caracol was transformed into a Museum and Tea House. Traditional recipes come from the kitchen, Apfelstrudel and Waffel made on the original wood stove, and visitors can enjoy them in the two tea rooms inside the Museum. Castelinho Caracol, with its intact walls, shows the legacy of Pedro Franzen, where you can appreciate and experience it through a true trip to the past.

With a theme that refers to the true Gaucho style with traditional music and dances, showing details of our culture, for visitors to take home as the best souvenirs. ‍ In the self-service style, you can enjoy a varied buffet of hot dishes, salads and desserts, in addition to the traditional barbecue with cuts of noble meats and the famous ribs in the ditch.