Traveling to Campos do Jordão allows you to discover different places by taking the cable car to Morro do Elefante or even strolling through Serra da Mantiqueira.
And for those who like to visit a lively place, Vila Capivari is the best spot in the city. For adrenaline, Pedra do Baú has trail options and other adventures.
Vila Capivari
Photo of Capivari, in Campos do Jordão, SP
Photo Credit: © Ricardo Junior Fotografias.com.br
Vila Capivari is one of the most visited places in Campos do Jordão, as it has restaurants, shops and squares that offer leisure options for all tastes and styles alongside houses made in a Germanic style.
At the end of the afternoon, the bars are full of people who want to have a happy hour or just enjoy the beauty of the place along with the big crowd.
See the photo gallery of Vila Capivari
ATV Tour
In addition to jeep rides, pony rides, trams and trains, you can ride an ATV in Campos do Jordão and take the opportunity to discover even more of the landscape.
It takes two hours or even the whole day passing along dirt roads that show trails, waterfalls and even places to practice extreme sports.
Baden Baden Beer Factory
Guided tours of the Baden Baden Beer Factory are very popular among tourists, who can even taste and learn about the beer manufacturing process.
It is located at R. Mateus da Costa Pinto, 1,653.
Train Ride to Santo Antônio do Pinhal
Photo of the train, in Campos do Jordão, SP
Photo Credit: © Ricardo Junior Fotografias.com.br
But if instead of riding a jeep or cable car you want to take the traditional train, in Campos do Jordão you can take a two and a half hour ride and go to Alto do Lageado, at an altitude of 1,743 meters.
The train leaves from Emílio Ribas station, in Vila Capivari. The tip is to take advantage and buy honey, propolis and goat’s milk in Santo Antônio do Pinhal, during the tour.
See the photo gallery of Campos do Jordão
Jeep Tour
How about a jeep tour in Campos do Jordão? You can get to Pedra do Baú by jeep, taking advantage of the seven route itinerary options that can last from two hours to a whole day.
Along the way the landscape is very beautiful and is divided into lakes, streams, among other options.
Tram Tour
Those who cannot do without the old pleasures of life should take advantage of the tram ride in Campos do Jordão.
It’s a 40-minute walk, leaving Vila Capivari, on Av. Dr. Emílio Ribas, and going to the São Cristóvão neighborhood.
But anyone who wants to take the opportunity to take a ride on the Maria-Fumaça instead of the tram should go in July, when the tram is replaced.
Forest Garden
The Horto Florestal de Campos do Jordão is known for having the largest number of araucaria trees in the state of São Paulo, having 8,000 hectares and also has options for hiking, cycling and waterfalls.
Access is via Av. Pedro Paulo and the location is 13 km from Capivari.
Chest Stone
Accessible via the road that goes to São Bento do Sapucaí, km 17, Pedra do Baú forms a group with the Bauzinho and Ana Chata stones, helping to frame the city of Campos do Jordão.
The Rock is 1,950 meters high and is widely used by those who like to practice extreme sports (climbing, mountaineering, rappelling, trekking).
Tarundu Leisure Center
The Tarundu Leisure Center is located on Av. Ernesto Diederichsen and is an equestrian facility that offers horse and pony rides, as well as minigolf, archery, paintball, Orbit Ball and a 430-meter zip line. In July there is also an option for ice skating.
While the little ones play, parents can count on a local restaurant.
Amantikir
Located on Estrada Paulo Costa Lenz César, Km 2.8, Amantikir was opened in 2007 and is a park with 17 gardens with the most varied species from countries such as Japan, Germany, Australia, etc.
It is possible to take guided tours or go alone and just enjoy the place and take photos of the beautiful landscape.
Access is via Av. Ernesto Diederichsen.
winter’s festival
Going to Campos do Jordão for the Winter Festival is a great option, as every July you can enjoy an event with classical music.
In existence since 1969, the festival attracts instrumentalists from all over the country and also from abroad with a varied program of attractions and workshops for musicians. It takes place at the Cláudio Santoro Auditorium and there are also extra shows at Praça Capivari and Palácio Boa Vista, as well as other places. Some of these events are free.
