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Gramado's Must-See Wonders

Gramado and neighboring Canela showcase a distinct European influence through basalt stone architecture and themed attractions. This selection features the 130-meter Caracol Falls, the detailed 1:24 scale replicas of Mini Mundo, and the climate-controlled environment of Snowland, the continent's first indoor snow park. Cultural landmarks include the Palácio dos Festivais, home of the Brazilian Film Festival, and the mid-century Igreja Matriz São Pedro, reflecting the region’s German and Italian heritage.

Lúcia Bischoff / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Eternal Love Fountain

A decorative fountain located in the city center where visitors traditionally attach personalized padlocks to represent lasting commitments, inspired by similar monuments in Europe.

Rodolfo Cupertino / CC-BY-SA

B

Caracol Falls

Caracol Falls or Cascata do Caracol, is a 426-foot waterfall about 4.35 miles from Canela, Brazil in Caracol State Park.

Emerson Neiva / CC-BY-SA

C

Mini Mundo

An open-air miniature park featuring 1:24 scale replicas of global landmarks, including German castles and Brazilian infrastructure, set within a landscaped garden.

Lechatjaune / CC BY-SA 3.0

D

Igreja Matriz São Pedro

Inaugurated in 1942, this basalt stone church features stained glass windows depicting the life of Apostle Peter and a 46-meter-high central tower.

Thaís Fernanda Pereira / CC-BY-SA

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Palácio dos Festivais

The central venue for the Gramado Film Festival, this colonial-style building houses a cinema and the Kikito museum, dedicated to the festival's history.

Eugenio Hansen, OFS / CC BY-SA 3.0

F

Lago Joaquina Rita Bier

An artificial lake covering 17,000 square meters, surrounded by Araucaria trees. It serves as a primary stage for the city's annual Natal Luz Christmas shows.