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The 10 Best Things to Do in Guaiba, Brazil
Discover the best top things to do in Guaiba, Brazil including Orla do Guaiba, Enigma Escape Game, Casa de Gomes Jardim, Chave-Mestra Porto Alegre, Cipestre Farroupilha, Vitrine Cultural, Theatro Sao Pedro, Carlos Nobre Municipal Museum, Estadio Beira-Rio, Matadouro Sao Geraldo.
Restaurants in Guaiba
1. Orla do Guaiba
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Karim K - Ivoti, Brazil
A good place to visit in the weekend to watch the funny sunset in the front of Guiba lake. I recommend it.
2. Enigma Escape Game
Overall Ratings
5 based on 420 reviews
The Enigma Escape Game brings virtual games to reality. In a themed room skills, intelligence and teamwork of the players will be tested. You will be locked in a room and will have an hour to decipher codes, find hidden items, solve puzzles to escape the room. Can you escape?
Reviewed By OrganisedDinosaur
This was an incredibly well designed escape room and open of the most fun things that I have ever done. The adrenaline and sense of achievement is huge! It's definitely not easy. We only had 3 minutes left when we escaped so don't be surprised...MoreWow!!! Thanks so much Chris for your very nice testimonial! Thank you guys for having been @Enigma enjoying our rooms. See you soon! ;)
3. Casa de Gomes Jardim
Overall Ratings
4 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By Karim K - Ivoti, Brazil
If you wanna discover a part of the history of Rio Grande do Sol : Casa de Gomes is a place that you know a part of the Farropolha revolution.
4. Chave-Mestra Porto Alegre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 250 reviews
Do you want to do something different and exciting in Porto Alegre? Chave-Mestra is an escape game, where you and your friends will be locked inside a themed room and will need to solve puzzles and mysteries to escape the room. Dare to enter, try to escape!
Reviewed By Leonardo B
one of the best indoor attractions in Porto Alegre, clever and challenging at the same time, it worth the adventure. Uma ótima tração indoor em Porto Alegre, é muito bem elaborada e desafiadora, vale muito :) the staff is 100% amazing!Obrigado pela sua avaliação Leonardo! Aguardamos você para mais aventuras!
5. Cipestre Farroupilha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Karim K - Ivoti, Brazil
Shows, manifestation, animation session happens during the sunday in this place. Enjoy it. Recommended.
6. Vitrine Cultural
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
7. Theatro Sao Pedro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Parolo-E - Porto Alegre, RS
Founded in 1858, artists as Rubinstein and Villa-Lobos have performed here, and still today it is a place for high Music and Drama. It's a jewel neoclassic building, with its interior ornamented with delicate art representing native birds and flora.
There you can attend from classical music (it has its own chamber orchestra) to pop music, and drama.
8. Carlos Nobre Municipal Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Mara H - Porto Alegre, RS
Um cidadão emérito de Porto Alegre, colunista com muito humor, homenageado em Guaíba. Porém seu Museu, que possui material contando sua vida como forma de preservar sua memória. Fechado aos domingos.
9. Estadio Beira-Rio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By LekaB_Iolovitch
In a great location, close to Guaiba river where is possible to appreciate a beautiful sunset, Beira Rio is the Stadium where big events like shows and the World Cup took place. Have a nice architecture and it's close to city's downtown and other attractions like Fundação Iberê Camargo museum.
10. Matadouro Sao Geraldo
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By PAULO P - Guaiba, RS
Falar do Matadouro São Geraldo, é meio complicado. A muitos anos atras, o matadouro era um movimento borbulhante nesta cidade, não só pelo número de funcionários, como pela quantidade de reses que abatia. Mas aos poucos foi reduzindo a produção e o diminuiu também seu quadro operacional, até "quebrar" por completo. E assim, acabou um gigante desta terra e passou a ser um elefante branco, deteriorado pelo tempo e sem manutenção. Hoje é só um esqueleto de Paredes grossas de pedra, sem telhado. Eu acho que deveria até ser "tombado" como patrimônio público e reformado para que todos pudessem visitá-lo. Este prédio, é relativamente perto da minha residência, e no mínimo eu passo duas vezes por dia na frente dele.
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