• Quitandinha Palace Congress and Convention Center - “Quitandinha Palace”

Explore Quitandinha Palace, a magnificent structure built in 1944, originally intended to be the “Gambling Capital of Brazil.” It features marble bathrooms, chandeliers adorned with crystal pendants, a lighting system capable of illuminating a city of 60,000 residents, and a lake shaped like the map of Brazil. Its grand halls can host up to 10,000 guests at once. A visit here is truly rewarding!

• Imperial Museum - Step inside the Imperial Museum to appreciate the preserved relics that bring visitors closer to the charismatic figure of Pedro II, who chose this splendid building as his summer retreat. Today, it stands as the most visited museum in Brazil.

Stroll through its exquisite garden and interior, where artifacts from the royal family and numerous historical items are displayed.

• Catedral de Sao Pedro de Alcantara - “Cathedral of São Pedro de Alcântara”

A key attraction in Petrópolis, the São Pedro de Alcântara Cathedral captivates visitors worldwide with its French neo-gothic architecture, Carrara marble sculptures, stained glass windows, and the imperial mausoleum. The cathedral is rich with fascinating stories and intriguing facts.

The Imperial Mausoleum is a significant historical highlight of the cathedral. At its center lies a double sarcophagus containing the remains of Emperor D. Pedro II and Empress Tereza Cristina.

• Museu Casa de Santos Dumont - Discover Santos Dumont’s House. Celebrated as the father of aviation for being the first to fly a motorized plane without launch ramps, Alberto Santos Dumont is a prominent figure in Brazilian history, and his accomplishments are a source of national pride.

The house, designed by Santos Dumont as his summer residence, preserves and shares the legacy of the Brazilian aviation pioneer, an engineering genius who transformed the world.

• Crystal Palace - Crystal Palace

The Crystal Palace is a top tourist destination in Petrópolis. This prefabricated cast iron structure was commissioned in France by Conde D’Eu, Princess Isabel’s husband, and took five years to complete. It was assembled in Petrópolis and inaugurated in 1884 to host exhibitions of flowers, birds, and agricultural products. Today, it serves as a venue for cultural events and exhibitions.

• Cervejaria Bohemia - Brewery Bohemia

Visitors to Brewery Bohemia are instantly enchanted by the world of beer. The tour offers the most comprehensive brewing experience in Latin America, showcasing the history of beer, its production process, and ingredients, leading guests through unique sensory experiences with exclusive tastings.

It’s undoubtedly a must-see attraction, offering a complete tour with tastings.

• Rua Teresa - A visit to one of the largest open-air shopping areas in Latin America is highly recommended. On Tereza Street, there are over 1,200 stores offering a wide variety of products to suit all tastes and styles.

• VAT, all taxes, handling charges, parking fees during stops, airport Greet & Meet service.
• Professional licensed private tour guide.
• Entrance fees for all attractions described in the program.
• Any address pick-up and drop-off are included like hotels and airports.(Within the city of Rio)
• Transport by fully-equipped vehicles.
• Private driver for groups bigger than 4 people. Otherwise, the guide drives the vehicle themselves.

• Meals and drinks.
• Tips. (optional)

Discover the early tales that defined Brazil’s imperial history and influenced its future by visiting the enchanting historic city of Petrópolis.

Petrópolis is celebrated as the imperial city, where Brazilian heritage is meticulously preserved through its historical palaces, architecture, culture, cuisine, and historical exhibits.

Established in 1843 by Emperor Dom Pedro II, the city maintains its historical legacy alongside a modern tourist infrastructure. Today, it welcomes visitors who fill its charming streets, museums, gardens, shops, restaurants, and exhibitions.

With a guide, explore the intriguing history of the Brazilian royal family that governed Brazil for 67 years, and understand why Brazil was the sole monarchy in Latin America for nearly the entire 19th century.

Boasting a rich ethnic blend that enriches its culture, Petrópolis is also renowned for its distinctive gastronomy, offering a variety of flavors and recipes to suit all palates. From trendy bars to upscale restaurants, and numerous breweries, there’s something for everyone.

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