Top Things to do in Campos Do Jordao
- 1. Amantikir Park
- 2. Vila Capivari
- 3. Auditorio Claudio Santoro
- 4. Horto Florestal
- 5. Casa da Xilogravura
- 6. Museu Felicia Leirner
- 7. Caras de Malte
- 8. Igreja Matriz de Santa Terezinha do Menino Jesus
- 9. Artistic-Cultural Collection of the Palace of the State Government of Sao Paulo
- 10. Igreja de Sao Benedito
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Top 10 Things to do in Campos Do Jordao, Brazil
Discover the best top things to do in Campos Do Jordao, Brazil including Amantikir Park, Vila Capivari, Auditorio Claudio Santoro, Horto Florestal, Casa da Xilogravura, Museu Felicia Leirner, Caras de Malte, Igreja Matriz de Santa Terezinha do Menino Jesus, Artistic-Cultural Collection of the Palace of the State Government of Sao Paulo, Igreja de Sao Benedito.
Restaurants in Campos Do Jordao
1. Amantikir Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Amantikir is a park with Gardens inspired by the culture of various parts of the world, to be enjoyed in the four seasons, all year round. Come and walk barefoot, spend pleasant hours, take many wonderful photos and listen to everything that nature has to tell you. A refuge for those who believe in man's need to return to his origins, living in health and well-being. Step on the grass, listen to birdsong, BREATHE and RELAX! A leisure and culture option for visitors to Campos do Jordão and the Serra da Mantiqueira, just two hours from the city of São Paulo.
Reviewed By Melissa L
The park is absolutely gorgeous! Very well preserved, amazing views, perfect for sunset, for families and couples! They have so many different scenarios, different kind of Gardens, every place you look is beautiful! They have a awesome labyrinth that you can actually get lost in there, be careful with kids lol
We found several kind of birds and little mammals, took lots of pictures and enjoyed the beautiful house tree, a dream come true. Worth the visit, R$40,00. Enjoy it!
2. Vila Capivari
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Gil M - Ein Bokek, Israel
This is the touristic centre of campos do jordao, where every second shop is an original hand mare chcolate shop. The air is fresh and crispy, and will be very much appriciated by anyone who escaped the hell pollution of sao paulo. Many trail to walk in green and chilled nature, and than again, enter another one of the many chocolate shops, only to discover aventually that they are all the same and sell the same variety of chocolates, but who cares when your mouth is do full of it.
3. Auditorio Claudio Santoro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 616 reviews
Reviewed By FromBrazil71 - Whidbey Island, Washington
I liked the view behind the stage of the forest. Acoustics were excelente. The museum beside the concert hall is unique.Hello. Thank for evaluation. hugs.
4. Horto Florestal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Muchadew - Sao Paulo, Brazil
I enjoyed visiting the park and walking to the Waterfalls. There are a number of other trails I have not tried. The path is relatively flat. There are bicycles available for rent, and a ropes course. There is a little coffee shop and a nice restaurant within the park.
5. Casa da Xilogravura
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 617 reviews
Reviewed By Rodrigo Z
Rare opportunity to know a woodblock printing (xylograph) museum in Brazil. A number of fine Art Works, made by Brasilians and foreigners. Ond can learn a lot about different kinds of printing technology (old ones). Ticket for a very reasonable price. Really special.
6. Museu Felicia Leirner
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By nsrocha - State of Sao Paulo
On our last trip to Campos do Jordão we visited the museum as we have done it before, but this time we had a surprise. Arriving at the museum (garden) we were told that we would gave to pay 10 reais per person to visit...MoreSorry to disappoint you. :(
7. Caras de Malte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 141 reviews
Reviewed By Janaina1989 - Jundiai, SP
Out of the tourist center of the city, their plates have elevated prices even when compared to the famous brewery of Capivari. After passing my choices to the waiter, he brought me the Witbier asked and the first disappointment happened: it was refreshing and light, but the flavor was far away from expected. Maybe they should serve this kind of beer with an orange slice, because the orange flavor promised in the description was not there. My plate arrived more than 50 minutes after, even being a very simple choice. The fish was grilled more than necessary and it was dry. After this, the waiter brought me a very dirty knife, which surprised me a lot - how he couldn’t see this? After I asked to have it CHANGED, he took it and cleaned without wash it, so I had to eat using only the fork, because it was disgusting. When a kind of manager came to the desk and asked how everything was, I made my complain and he offered to change the plate. I said I was not going to wait one more hour to eat and he didn’t tried to make it better, so I ate the plate and when I asked the check, they’ve included a fee for live music that was not described anywhere else that you need to pay for that. As Brazilian law says this kind of fees are optional, I’ve asked to have it removed from my check, paid and left - to probably never come back. It was sad to see such a poor service in a microbrewery because this kind of places are expected to empower the micro producers and the craft beer scene, which has not happened in my visit today.
8. Igreja Matriz de Santa Terezinha do Menino Jesus
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member - dfw
The facade of the church is lovely, but the inside is nothing special. Perhaps worth a quick stop if seeking a place to worship, but not worth going out of your way.
9. Artistic-Cultural Collection of the Palace of the State Government of Sao Paulo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 829 reviews
Reviewed By wvdm2016 - Bloemendaal, The Netherlands
You can only see the collection with the guided tour, and it is fast and leaves no freedom. The main reason is that this is a government site and as such highly policed. Perhaps you can go twice in a row... Anyway, do not miss the works of Tarsila, Di Cavalcanti and many other famous Brazilian painters.
10. Igreja de Sao Benedito
Overall Ratings
4 based on 530 reviews
Reviewed By Rafaela L - Sao Paulo, SP
This picturesque church is set up in Capivari Town Centre. With subtle and cozy architectural design, it's worth to visit and pray there :)
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