Caxambu in Brazil, from South America region, is best know for Parks. Discover best things to do in Caxambu with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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4 based on 1 reviews
After many years we came back to this park and city and unfortunetelly we found a very sad scenery of decadence by this old charming town.
Despite that, we did had a reasonably good time inside the park, strolling by its paths and experiencing different types and flavors of mineral waters.
We hope authorites pay more attention to such an important treasure for the local culture and improve things there.
Anyway, it is worth a visit.
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Bonitinha e simples igreja de uma cidade de interior. Sinceramente não gostei na cor verde escura de sua fachada não combina com a austeridade de um templo. Quando estive lá estava tendo quermesse dos santos de junho.
4 based on 88 reviews
Achei a praça bem cuidada e bem enfeitada para o natal. É um local muito tranquilo e bem legal para descansar umas horinhas.
4 based on 79 reviews
The Church history is one that is well treasured by Caxambu town. The Church was a gift from Princess Isabel to the town is celebration to her pregnancy. Princess Isabel visited Caxambu in 1868 with hopes that its hydromineral waters would help her realize her dream of becoming pregnant to the trone's heir. It was built on a hill overlookng the town with the support of Princess Isabel friends and the town. The Church has a neogothic style. It has a bluish interior color due to the blue colored vitrals. It carries a simple altar and has a nicely carved Christ in the background. From town, one can reach the church by car or walk the 126 nicely painted steps. We were greated by a nurse that works in the hospital nearby. She was getting the image of Santa Isabel ready for the Easter parade. I was amazed by her caring act of dressing Santa Isabel's for the event. She did herself looked like a saint. The view form the Church front yard are nice. Once can see the entire town from there.
4 based on 150 reviews
If you walk around the Parque das Aguas or if you approach the park from (Avenida José Pereira Leite) the opposite site of the main entrance (Rua João Carlos), you will come across a ski-lift which has recently been refurbished. This will take you to the Mirante do Morro do Caxambu where you have almost a 360 degree view of the city. There is also a restaurant that serves lunch.
4.5 based on 75 reviews
Fui com bastante vontade de aproveitar o balneário. Entretanto, ao ver a tabela de preços, fiquei muito desanimada. Os preços são muitos caros! E, principalmente, com um tempo muito limitado para uso. Desisti e fiquei um pouco decepcionada.
3.5 based on 162 reviews
The cable car was recently renovated and is a must see in the city and at the park. It provides a great view of the park itself and from de city.
3.5 based on 36 reviews
O Museu fica localizado próximo do Parque das àguas, Já estive no local 03 vezes para visitação, mas o prédio estava fechado. Por fora o prédio está bem conservado. O que constata é que as atrações turísticas de Caxambu estão quase todas abandonadas ou mau cuidadas, é uma pena que a administração municipal não faça nada, pois a cidade tem um potencial muito grande.
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