Top Things to do in Canela
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Canela, State of Rio Grande do Sul (RS)
Discover the best top things to do in Canela, Brazil including Parada da Pipa, Barroco Atelier, Divina Tavola Especiarias, Replay Recordstore Pub, Rumo 4X4 Turismo de Aventura, Museu dos Beatles, Adega Bella Terra Vinhos FInos, Recordar Fotos Estudio, O Chimarreiro, Mundo a Vapor.
Restaurants in Canela
1. Parada da Pipa
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5.0 based on 53 reviews
Loja dentro de uma barrica que fez guarda de vinho por mais de 70 anos. Só oferecemos produtos coloniais produzidos na serra gaúcha. Temos nossa produção própria de vinhos " Gramado". Além de queijos, vinhos, sucos, salames, copas você encontrará vários souveniers com preços especiais.
2. Barroco Atelier
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
Shop and glass art studio Puffed the technique of "Lampworking" (torch).
3. Divina Tavola Especiarias
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5.0 based on 55 reviews
4. Replay Recordstore Pub
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
5. Rumo 4X4 Turismo de Aventura
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5.0 based on 143 reviews
Drive a 4X4! With RUMO 4X4, you can take command of one of our specially prepared trail machines, with many obstacles such as mud, erosion, river crossing, among others, besides incredible natural beauties, always with the accompaniment of a professional pilot who Will assist you at all times! Here, all ages have guaranteed fun! Come and live great adventures with the 4x4!!
6. Museu dos Beatles
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5.0 based on 714 reviews
Reviewed By Vincenzodepau - Cagliari, Italy
I'm very happy to have visited the Beatle Museum in Canela Rio Grande do Sul Brasil, here you can see how the Beatles starts from the begin , with a very professional guide , the place is magic full of Beatles memories , I personally recommended to visit this place . And I recommended to watch carefully all the videos .Vincenzo
7. Adega Bella Terra Vinhos FInos
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Winey specializing in colonial products, special vintage wines, craft cachacas, special beers, chopp served straight from the gas pump, bufala cheeses, cheese with yogurt pulp, salami and smoked loin of wild boar.
8. Recordar Fotos Estudio
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5.0 based on 68 reviews
Photographic studio specializing in old photographs of Italian immigration, with old clothes and accessories.
9. O Chimarreiro
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
10. Mundo a Vapor
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4.5 based on 7,542 reviews
Reviewed By DanielBrasilia - Brasilia, Brazil
From the imposing recreation of a very unusual train accident at the entrance, one would think this is just a train musuem. And though trains do play a special part in the attractions inside, it's a bit more than that. A young man in the 1950's started a hobby of recreating vapour-powered machines - and over time these were put in model settings representing several locations around the world which had influence in the history of energy generation. The guides/monitors, who are necessary for the visitors to get the full jist, are continously available, including some who lead English or Spanish-speaking groups. It's a brief, but truly educational and enjoyable tour. By the way, the machines are in working order and one, for example, creates paper for the visitors to take home as a memento. There are nice spaces for kids to experiment - not quite on the level of kids' museums in the US, but for Brazilian standards, above average. There is a simple train ride, which will be upgraded; the current one really is aged and though adults and kids go on it, it's more like a kiddie-ride. It's the only outside activity. Something else that will be improved is the lovely train model - which shows how one would have traveled by that form of transportation from the capital Porto Alegre to Canela (unfortunately, train transportation fell out of favor in Brazil in the 1950s). Currently, the trains aren't doing the rounds that fascinate kids and adults alike. We also enjoyed taking a family picture in the "historical photo" area. And the souvenir store actually had really reasonable prices, as it was doing a post-Christmas sale. All in all, a really worthwhile attraction to visit while you're in Gramado and Canela. Disclaimer: I know the current operations manager, who invited us. But we noticed the prices were not exorbitant at all (if you're a student, R$ 20).
