Explore Agritourism in Gramado

General information

Destination
Gramado, Brazil

Program details

The life story of men and women - Germans, Italians, French and Gauchos - who chose a good place to live and, through their customs, rich food, religiosity and entrepreneurship, transformed the small mountain town into a tourist and cultural reference.



Our first stop will be at Familia Wagner, where tasty sweets and jellies, produced by the couple Lírio and Terezinha, stand out. The story of the family, of German and Italian origin, is told while the tourist gets to know the strawberry and fruit trees plantation around the beautiful house built especially to receive visitors. In the fruit season, the "pick and pay" option is offered, offering visitors a unique moment in nature.



At Cantina Nonno Giovanni, the story of Italian immigration is told by the couple Alcione and Marivani, in a cosy atmosphere close to the house where they live. The production of artisanal wine in a deactivated smokehouse captures the attention of visitors, who know the formula for making wines. Cheese, salamis, juices, preserves, honey and homemade bread are tasted and can be purchased by visitors.



To end the itinerary, a stop at sitio tradição. The natural and traditionalist space of the gaucho culture in Gramado. In the place, the visitor finds a little of everything that is part of the Gaucho culture. Here we will enjoy a delicious lunch, with ribs in the ditch. The place also offers tours and demonstrations of horse taming and a class on chimarrão ( optional and not included).