Wineries of the South, Maria Fumaça Train and Italian Epic Park

Get ready for an unforgettable tour through the most bucolic landscapes of Serra Gaucha. After hotels pick up, you will take about 2 hours until ... See more

Get ready for an unforgettable tour through the most bucolic landscapes of Serra Gaucha. After hotels pick up, you will take about 2 hours until reaching the vineyards, whose excellence of wines is known nationally and internationally. Discover the heritage from the italian immigrants, passing through the vineyards region. In this tour you'll know the history of the Italian settlers, their habits, customs and architecture, and will find out how Brazil's most famous wines are made.

You will embark on the Maria Fumaça Train, a charming locomotive that runs the way between the cities of Bento Gonçalves, Garibaldi and Carlos Barbosa, providing a tourist-cultural experience that reveals the origins and customs of Italian immigrants. Art performances and tastings complete the train rails experience.

The visit to the largest winery in Brazil is also contemplated in this itinerary. Located in the city of Bento Gonçalves, Aurora Winery opens its doors so we can learn about the winemaking procedure, which takes place in a modern industrial park, but which begins with the delicate work of planting and growing grapes.

The tour continues through the Italian Epic Park, where you will be guided by Lázaro or Rosa in nine real-size settings, experiencing great moments and exciting stories.It´s a once-in-a-lifetime experience for wine lovers and even for those who have never tried a good wine! You will feel like part of the story, traveling through amazing scenarios, including a ship carrying immigrants. The show recovers history, values ​​culture and provokes emotion in the viewer.

Later you will visit Tramontina show room and have the opportunity to make good purchases, taking advantage of factory prices. Then visit Fetina de Formaio in Carlos Barbosa, a famous dairy supplier where you will be able to taste the best cheeses in Brazil. And at Gdom Knitting the visitor understands what it's like to do the weaving work and the selection of fine yarns that have resulted in comfortable, quality pieces for 38 years.

After the last stop, tourists will get back to the bus and return to their respective hotels See less