Gramado, Brazil

Top things to do in Gramado

7 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.

Caracol State Park

A protected area of Atlantic Forest centered on the Caracol Falls, with hiking trails, viewpoints, and a visitor center.

Neighborhood

Gramado

A mountain town in Brazil's Serra Gaúcha region, known for its Bavarian-style architecture, chocolate shops, and film festival.

Entertainment

Festival de Gramado

Gramado's annual film festival draws international stars and cinephiles to the charming mountain town for a week of screenings and awards.

Religious site

Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (Canela)

This Gothic-style cathedral in Canela features striking spires and intricate stained glass, drawing pilgrims and architecture enthusiasts alike.

Landmark

Franzen House

A historic half-timbered house in Canela now serves as a museum, preserving the legacy of German immigrants in the region.

Neighborhood

Canela, Rio Grande do Sul

Canela is a charming town near Gramado, famous for its Gothic-style cathedral, lush parks, and outdoor adventures like hiking and canyoning.

Park & nature

Caracol Falls

A 131-meter waterfall plunging over a basalt cliff into a lush valley, one of southern Brazil's most iconic natural wonders.

Tickets & tours

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