Audio Guide of Villa Capivari

Villa Capivari is the central tourist district, so its streets are open 24 hours a day. However, most shops and restaurants generally operate from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with extended hours on weekends.

Access to the streets of Villa Capivari is completely free. You will only pay for specific attractions such as the cable car at Capivari Park or for what you consume in restaurants.

To enjoy the atmosphere, architecture, and a meal, we recommend spending at least 3 to 4 hours. If you plan to go up Elephant Hill or shop, set aside a full half-day.

Villa Capivari is the heart of what is known as the 'Brazilian Switzerland,' designed with a strong German and Alpine architectural influence. It is the historic and social center that defines the European identity of Campos do Jordão.

Winter (June-July) offers the classic experience of cold weather and glamour, although it is peak season. To avoid crowds, visit during the week in autumn, and don't miss the illuminated nighttime atmosphere.

Yes, it is one of the most accessible areas in the city, with many paved, flat pedestrian streets. The renovated Capivari Park has wheelchair-accessible infrastructure.

You are just steps from the famous Baden Baden brewery and the tourist train station. You can also take the cable car right there for panoramic views from Elephant Hill.

Bring a jacket even in summer, as the temperature drops significantly at night. Try the famous local fondue, and if you are visiting in peak season, book your restaurant in advance to secure a table.