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São Paulo:
With attractions ranging from the São Paulo Aquarium to the Museum of Art to the Soccer Museum, this city
has a surplus of cultural diversions. (2:20 from Campos do Jordão)
1. CAPIVARI:
In the heart of
Campos do Jordão is this
collection of handicraft
shops, clothing boutiques,
restaurants, and more, all built in Swiss
Alps–style architecture.
2. AMANTIKIR GARDEN:
Spend a serene
morning sauntering past blooming floral
arrangements, plant displays, and other
botanical features in Campos do Jordão.
3. INTERNATIONAL WINTER FESTIVAL:
Every July, a wide-ranging roster of classical musicians from around the world gathers to take part in this
harmonious celebration in Campos do Jordão.
4. ALL ABOARD:
For a different perspective on the picturesque countryside, take a scenic train ride from
Campos do Jordão to Santo Antônio do Pinhal.
5. BADEN BADEN:
At this Campos do Jordão restaurant, sit down to a delicious German dinner, complete
with a signature Baden Baden brew and an
apfelstrudel
(apple strudel) with Chantilly.
6. HOT SPRINGS:
Caldas Novas is famous for its thermal waters, and there are a number of mineral-rich
pools throughout town in which to soak.
7. LIVRE AND LUAR MARKETS:
Shop for fresh produce and other regional fare, as well as a variety of craft
items in Caldas Novas.
8. PEIXE NA TELHA:
Don’t leave Caldas Novas without trying hot “fish on a tile,” a Goiás culinary specialty.
9. CORUMBÁ LAKE:
This spot, just
outside of Caldas Novas, is popular
for all sorts for water activities, from
boating to windsurfing.
10. PARQUE ESTADUAL DA SERRA
DE CALDAS NOVAS:
Birdwatchers
will love this park, as will visitors
who want to take an afternoon hike.
hy Go?
For relaxing — and invigorating —mountain recreation and charming high-country communities. The majority
of Brazil’s most popular destinations are located along the coast, but 107 miles (172 kilometers) northeast of São Paulo,
and at an elevation of about 5,525 feet (1,684 meters), Campos do Jordão lures travelers with crisp air, a pristine araucaria
forest, and shopping. In the interior state of Goiás, Caldas Novas offers outdoor attractions aplenty, and a number of
restorative hot springs.
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