5 places in Brazil to visit during the spring

It’s been about a month since the spring arrived in Brazil. Although time is passing, there is still time to enjoy the most flowery season of the year.

Some national destinations, in particular, bring wonderful landscapes to enjoy with your family, with your loved one or even in your own company. Why not?

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To help you, the team at CLAUDIA suggests 5 cities in Brazil that offer beautiful landscapes for you to enjoy spring. Enjoy!

1. Atibaia (SP)

Atibaia is one of the main destinations for family travel in spring, as it is responsible for 25% of the national production of flowers. On a ride on the cable car, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city, with all its vegetation, lakes and flowers. Another stop that may be on your itinerary is the Edmundo Zanoni Municipal Parka great option for those who want to relax and enjoy nature – you can even have a picnic!

There is also the famous Festival of Flowers and Strawberrieswhich promotes rural production in Atibaia and allows tourists to enjoy the vast variety of flowers. Unfortunately, the 2019 edition is over – it ended on September 22nd –, but it’s worth noting it in your diary and waiting for next year’s edition.

2. Curitiba (PR)

Curitiba is also a city that stands out in spring in Brazil. O flower clock, located in the center of the city, provides colors and aromas for a characteristically urban place. In addition, the Botanical Garden it should also be on your itinerary, as it is full of flowering gardens that enchant visitors.

3. Gramado (RS)

Gramado is one of the favorite destinations in the cold season, but in spring it doesn’t lose its charm. On the route of region of hydrangeasthe city offers several outdoor walks, where you can admire beautiful landscapes, such as the pedal boat in the black lakesurrounded by azaleas, hydrangeas and pine trees.

4. Holambra (SP)

Holambra is a perfect option for those who want landscapes with lots of flowers this spring. The city, located near the Campinas, is responsible for producing 45% of the flowers in Brazil. There, the gastronomy and cultural activities, both historical legacies of the arrival of the Dutch to the country, also leave nothing to be desired.

5. Joinville (SC)

Joinville, as well as Holambra and Atibaiais among the main producers of flowers and ornamental plants in Santa Catarina, with 60 active producers. In November, from the 12th to the 17th, the city holds the Garden Contest🇧🇷 Spring Queen Contest and the Flower Festival, where around 4,500 orchids will be exhibited. It is simply a must for this season!

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