Top Things to do in Ribeirao Preto
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Top 10 Things to do in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil
Discover the best top things to do in Ribeirao Preto, Brazil including Pedro II Theater, Ribeirao Shopping, Pedro II - Sala Auditorio Meira Jr. Theater, Catedral Metropolitana De Sao Sebastiao, Santuario das Sete Capelas, Quarteirao Paulista, Dr. Luis Carlos Raya Park, Prefeito Luiz Roberto Jabali Park, Park do Gorilao, Japanese Garden.
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1. Pedro II Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 932 reviews
Reviewed By Mariliava - Araraquara, SP
This theater is absolutelly amazing, very beautiful!! The Concerts are breathtaking.. Worth it if you are spending the night in Ribeirao Preto
2. Ribeirao Shopping
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By hearingsaver - Fargo, North Dakota
I hardly knew I was out of the states when I visited. Very modern, aesthetic, clean. Some Brazilian flavor to the restaurants and food court. Shops are almost exclusively fashion, with the addition of a grocery store, a Best Buy-type store, movie theater, and some electronics stores. Currency exchange available limited hours. Strong mall cop presence. Easy parking. Prices not so different from States. Two levels of stores, opens 2 pm on Sunday, except restaurants are open earlier. Bathrooms available. Most shopkeepers do not speak English. Other than that, no local flavor.
3. Pedro II - Sala Auditorio Meira Jr. Theater
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By BetoRibeir_oPreto_SP - Ribeirão Preto, SP
Infelizmente houve um grande incêndio que destruiu grande parte deste teatro e dessa imensa e bela sala de espetáculos. Mas graça ao esforço público e privado o teatro foi totalmente restaurado, ficando ainda mais belo e suntuoso! Vir á ribeirão, torna obrigatório á visita á este teatro. Caso possa assistir uma peça, ou á um concerto será muito afortunado, caso não consiga, visite por dentro do teatro, é de graça e vale muito á visita. Ribeirão cidade do agronegócio, da boa cerveja, do lazer e da cultura de um povo lutador e perseverante!
4. Catedral Metropolitana De Sao Sebastiao
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 536 reviews
Reviewed By auburnyellowrose - auburnyellowrose
I spent way too much time here and around the Cathedral. Inside is definitely European influences throughout the artwork, architecture, and other things.
5. Santuario das Sete Capelas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 449 reviews
Reviewed By R_TheReader - NY
Sete Capelas is a surprisingly nice retreat from the urban landscape of Ribeirão Preto. When you are there you just forget that it is a very small tract of land trapped between busy roads and a hill, Morro de S. Bento. Once you cross the gate you can park your car and enjoy the space. There is not much to see: a ring of trees isolated the site from external noise and surrounds a central plaza around which seven chapels were built, each different in style and size. It's a peaceful location that you can enjoy in many ways, either immersing in the spiritual ambiance or just wandering around. There is some renovation work going on with little care about organization but it did not have a significant impact on the view.
What I think is that the place could have any name except Sete Capelas (Seven Chapels): its is quite a common place that has a single peculiarity that gives it its charm: the fact that there are 7 chapels there. In movies, we would call the name of the place a "spoiler": it gives away the main surprise before you get to the place.
Anyway it is worth visiting.
6. Quarteirao Paulista
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By R_TheReader - NY
Three buildings facing a large square where the starting point of the town ("marco zero") is located make up the Quarteirão Paulista, which seems to be the pride of the local people. The buildings have been carefully renovated and look quite nice and even somewhat imponent, and the most famous draft beer in Brazil is served in the Pinguim, a bar that has become a legend for its ice-cold "chopp". The square seems to have been abandoned at some stage as signs of decay can be seen, specially in the benches.
Not the nicest place in Ribeirão Preto, but a visit there is an essential part of getting to know the town.
7. Dr. Luis Carlos Raya Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 681 reviews
Reviewed By Rachel G - Ribeirão Prêto, São Paulo, Brazil
this is a nice place for working out outdoors, but be prepared to deal with crazy kids running around on weekends
8. Prefeito Luiz Roberto Jabali Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 760 reviews
Reviewed By Marcelo C - Rio de Janeiro, RJ
This place is amazing. Just walk around, and you will be amazed with the view of the city, plus theres a small lake with fish, turtles. I would say its the best thing to do in ribeirao preto. Save at least 1 hour for walking there.
9. Park do Gorilao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 420 reviews
Reviewed By Vanessa M - Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil
We had a lot of fun with the little ones. Older children may not enjoy for it is a small park and the rides lack adrenaline. For children up to 8 or 9 years old it was a blast. Prices were good, about £15 for each child to stay as long as they wanted (until park closes) and go as many times as they wanted.
10. Japanese Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By Juliana789 - Harare, Zimbabwe
Really so pretty and relaxing and if you walk down to the bottom theres a nice view of the whole city.
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