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The São Paulo city of Campos do Jordão is located in the charming Serra da Mantiqueira, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Brazil. Whether due to the city's incredible architecture, inspired by Swiss regional architecture, or its other tourist attractions, Campos do Jordão is one of the destinations that you cannot miss.
The city's cold climate makes it unique, forming a perfect itinerary for couples, not to mention the beautiful landscapes and hotels with romantic architecture, which are great accommodation options for a moment for two.
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It is a destination that appeals to a diverse audience, and the commitment of local businesses to please tourists contributes to its excellent infrastructure. These are all highlights and models for other tour groups.
The city's cold climate lasts all year round, but the city's famous events take place in July, which is the high season. These are the famous mid-year and winter school holidays. Are you enjoying the information about the city? So stay with us to discover the 5 most beautiful places to visit on your trip there!
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Five tours in Campos do Jordão
Campos do Jordão has a great tourist program and is an excellent destination for those who don't want a quiet stop along the way. These are great attractions that you can add to your itinerary.
- Forest of Silence
This environmental park will lead you to develop a stronger connection with nature. The name “Bosque do Silêncio” is basically an allegory, implying that a walk in this place can provide visitors with an atmosphere of peace and tranquility. But the forest doesn't just live in peace, especially since there is an area where visitors can go ziplining and canopy climbing.
- Cable car ride
The famous Campos do Jordão Railway has cable cars and was used as public transport in ancient times. The cable car takes us back in time to and from three villages: Capivari, Jaguaribe and Abernéssia. The price of the cable car ride is quite affordable. In addition to these three villages, it also takes tourists on a tour of the city of Santo Antonio do Pinhal.
- Visit the Araucária Chocolate Factory
Cold weather is a good reason to drink hot chocolate, right? Well, Campos do Jordão is the perfect place for chocolate lovers. After all, one of the most famous tours in the city is the visit to an araucaria chocolate factory. In addition to following the exclusive stages of the production of candies, chocolate bars and chocolate shavings, you can also taste the factory's famous hot chocolate.
- Vila Capivari
Anyone going to Campos do Jordão should head to the famous Vila Capivari in the morning or evening, as it is one of the busiest neighborhoods in the city both day and night. The village's shops, all decorated in colonial style, offer visitors options of restaurants, chocolate shops and shops. The neighborhood also offers several accommodation options, such as the Euro Suíte Campos do Jordão. Furthermore, another major tourist attraction in the village is the beautiful architecture of the Castelo Nacional Inn Campos do Jordão.
- Felícia Leirner Museum
Campos do Jordão is more than chocolate, trails and Swiss-style houses. The Felícia Leirner Museum is a great place to exercise your mind. The museum consists of exhibitions of artworks that help visitors fill their eyes and minds with beautiful structures in the exterior and interior parts of the place. There is also a famous restaurant in the museum.
5 things you should know before going on tours in Campos do Jordão
- Campos de Jordão is a cold city all year round, but big events usually take place in July, in the depths of winter and during school holidays.
- Avoid January, February and March as there is a greater chance of rain.
- Prepare some money: having fun in Campos do Jordão is expensive, but it's worth every penny.
- Add hiking shoes to your bag. You can bet it will be very useful!
- Campos is mainly characterized by buildings with features of European architecture.
Get to know Campos do Jordão during the tour
Campos do Jordão is a municipality in Serra da Mantiqueira, Brazil, and is part of the state of São Paulo. It encompasses a city with the same name, where Swiss-style architecture is common, and the Campos do Jordão State Park, to the northeast. Covering a third of the municipality, the park's pine forests and mountains are home to several endangered birds and animals, including pumas and ocelots.
