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Where to stay in Gramado
Best time: Mar-May, Sep-Nov. These months feature mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring.
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★ 4.0Pousada Caliandra Da Serra
Luiza Corrêa
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★ 3.9Grande Hotel Canela
Luiza Corrêa
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★ 3.9Jangal das Araucarias Swan Design Hotel Canela
Luiza Corrêa
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★ 3.9Tissiani Canela Hotel
Condomínio Vista do Centro
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★ 3.9Pousada Charm Canela
Serrano
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★ 3.9Pousada Encantos da Terra
Luiza Corrêa
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★ 3.9Blumen Hotel Boutique
Loteamento Central
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★ 3.9Tri Hotel Canela
Suíça
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★ 3.9Pousada Flor de Canela
Condomínio Vista do Centro
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★ 3.9Cambará Eco Hotel
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★ 3.9Hotel Petrov
Loteamento Central
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★ 3.9Sky Ville Canela Hotel
Condomínio Vista do Centro
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Gramado on the map
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Gramado, like a local
Don't miss
- Lago Negro: A picturesque lake surrounded by lush gardens, perfect for leisurely walks.
- Rua Coberta: A vibrant street with shops and restaurants, often hosting cultural events.
- Mini Mundo: A charming miniature park showcasing famous landmarks from around the world.
- Catedral de Pedra: An iconic stone cathedral with stunning architecture and a unique history.
Where to eat
- Chocolateria Gramadense: Famous for its artisanal chocolates, a must-try in the chocolate capital of Brazil.
- Casa da Velha Bruxa: Known for its delicious fondue and enchanting decor, it's a local favorite.
- Le Jardin: A charming restaurant with a beautiful garden setting, serving gourmet cuisine.
Do this
- Natal Luz: An enchanting Christmas festival featuring lights, music, and parades, attracting visitors from around the world.
- Festival de Cinema de Gramado: Brazil's most prestigious film festival, showcasing national and international films.
- Wine Tasting in Vale dos Vinhedos: Experience the region's renowned wines with scenic vineyard tours.
Local tips
- Visit the local markets in the morning for fresh produce and artisanal goods.
- Try the local 'Apfelstrudel', a German-inspired apple pastry, at local bakeries.
- Take a hike in the surrounding mountains for stunning views and fewer crowds.
- Explore the nearby town of Canela for more waterfalls and nature trails.
Know before you go
Best time
Mar-May, Sep-Nov. These months feature mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring.
Getting around
Taxis, Uber, and local buses. Walking is also popular in the compact city center.
Airport
BHZ
Language
Portuguese is the main language spoken.
Money
Brazilian Real (BRL). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is advisable for local markets.
Safety
Gramado is generally safe for tourists, but basic precautions should still be taken, especially at night.
Quick answers about Gramado
Where should I stay in Gramado?
Popular areas include Luiza Corrêa, Condomínio Vista do Centro, Serrano. StayBotic lists 12 hand-picked stays in Gramado — tell the concierge your dates, budget and vibe and it recommends the one that fits, with live prices.
When is the best time to visit Gramado?
Mar-May, Sep-Nov. These months feature mild temperatures and fewer tourists, making it ideal for exploring.
How do I get around Gramado?
Taxis, Uber, and local buses. Walking is also popular in the compact city center.
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