Grande Porto Alegre Voyage Tips and guide

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Map of Grande Porto Alegre

• -30.032778-51.231 Porto Alegre — vibrant and modern capital of the state
• -30.290833-51.3008332 Barra do Ribeiro — a small and lively city, offering the typical attractions of the gaucho culture, water sports, and a unique ecosystem
• -30.852778-51.8152783 Camaquã — the Arroio Duro dam is a great tourist spot for its beauty
• -29.365833-50.8158334 Canela — ecotourism is very popular in the area and there are many opportunities for hiking, climbing, horse riding and rafting
• -29.92-51.185 Canoas — has a lively city center, fueled by its university and industrial hubs
• -29.378889-50.8738896 Gramado — a town along the scenic route known as the Rota Romântica
• -30.113889-51.3257 Guaíba — various events occur throughout the year in the city center at Praça da Bandeira
• -29.675-50.2069448 Maquiné — at the foot of the Serra do Mar with numerous waterfalls and huge Atlantic Forest Reserves protected by UNESCO
• -31.106944-50.9208339 Mostardas — one of the biggest attractions in the region is the Lagoa do Peixe National Park
• -29.375833-51.11194410 Nova Petrópolis — mostly a historic city, but also with several tourist shops and a labyrinth
• -29.677778-51.13083311 Novo Hamburgo — a city whose architecture reflects both its German heritage and modernism
• -29.886944-50.2712 Osório —
• -30.257778-50.5113 Palmares do Sul —
• -32.015-52.04194414 São José do Norte — a coastal city, with more than 100 km of beaches on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean
• -29.76-51.14694415 São Leopoldo — important industrial city about 30 km from Porto Alegre
• -29.838889-51.14388916 Sapucaia do Sul — its zoo is one of the largest in Latin America
• -29.335-49.72694417 Torres — differs from the Brazilian landscape type of uninterrupted sandy beaches, boasting four tall rock formations rising from the sea creating an impressive backdrop