Overview
Gramado is a charming city located in the southern region of Brazil, known for its European influence and beautiful scenery. It is a popular tourist destination, especially during the winter months when visitors flock to enjoy the city’s unique culture and attractions.
Attractions
- Mini Mundo: A miniature park featuring replicas of famous buildings from around the world
- Lago Negro: A stunning lake surrounded by pine trees, perfect for picnics and boat rides
- Gramado Zoo: Home to a variety of native Brazilian animals, including jaguars and toucans
- Snowland: An indoor snow park offering activities such as ice skating and snowboarding
- Festivals: Gramado hosts several popular festivals throughout the year, including the Natal Luz Christmas festival and the Film Festival.
Dining
- Le Grand Burger: A popular spot for gourmet burgers and craft beer
- Belle du Valais: Known for its traditional Swiss fondue and cozy atmosphere
- Restaurante Malbec: Offers delicious Argentinean cuisine and an extensive wine list
Accommodation
- Hotel Ritta Höppner: A luxury hotel with beautiful gardens and a heated outdoor pool
- Hotel Casa da Montanha: A charming boutique hotel located in the heart of the city
- Prodigy Gramado: A modern hotel with spacious rooms and an on-site restaurant
Transportation
- Gramado is easily accessible by car from nearby cities such as Porto Alegre and Caxias do Sul
- The city also has a local bus system that connects to popular tourist destinations
- Taxis and rideshare services are available for getting around the city
Safety
- Gramado is considered a safe city for tourists, with low crime rates
- Visitors should still take normal precautions, such as avoiding walking alone at night and keeping an eye on belongings
- Rua Coberta: A popular shopping street with shops selling souvenirs, clothing, and artisanal goods
- Gramado Open Mall: An outdoor shopping mall with a variety of stores and restaurants
- Gramado Market: A great place to pick up local specialties such as chocolates and crafts