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Porto Alegre, Brazil
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2. Fundação Iberê Camargo
3. Museu de Arte do Rio Grande do Sul (MARGS)
MARGS
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Tip: We strongly recommend a free walking tour on your first day to get to know the city with a local guide. They usually cover all main attractions and you can ask for personal recommendations based on your interests for the next days. Book early as spaces fill up fast!
7. Estádio Beira-Rio
Iconic riverside stadium with lively club spirit. Guided tours let you step into the stands, locker rooms and panoramic terraces.
Things to Do in Porto Alegre, Brazil
Popular activities and local experiences recommended by travelers
Traditional Sweet Dishes
Sagu com creme
Sagu com creme pairs chewy sago pearls cooked in red wine with a sweet milk cream, a dessert brought by Italian immigrants that became a signature of Rio Grande do Sul.
Cuca
Cuca is a German-style streusel-topped cake often filled with banana or plums, and in Rio Grande do Sul it is a bakery staple at family gatherings and breakfasts.
Doce de leite
Doce de leite is thick caramel made from slowly heated milk and sugar, prized in the south for artisanal variations and used in many regional sweets.
Traditional Savory Dishes
Churrasco gaúcho
Churrasco gaúcho is the regional barbecue where large cuts of beef are slow-roasted over wood fire on skewers, reflecting the gaucho cattle-ranching culture and communal meals.
Arroz de carreteiro
Arroz de carreteiro began with ox-cart drivers who cooked rice with preserved beef, and today it is a hearty, flavor-packed emblem of gaucho cuisine.
Entrevero
Entrevero is a rustic stir-fry of mixed meats, sausages and vegetables, often finished with pinhão when in season, showing the region's blend of influences.
Traditional Beverages
Chimarrão
Chimarrão is hot yerba mate tea sipped from a gourd through a metal straw, a daily social ritual in Porto Alegre and a key symbol of gaúcho identity.
Vinho gaúcho
Vinho gaúcho, especially sparkling wines and varietals from the nearby Serra Gaúcha, has earned national and international recognition and pairs well with local meats and cheeses.
Quentão
Quentão is a spiced hot drink made with cachaça, sugar and warming spices, popular at winter festivals and known for bringing people together on cold southern nights.
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Day trips
São Francisco de Paula
Hill town with forests, hiking and rural charm
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朝は早めにMercado Públicoで朝食を、細かい札を持って行って。屋台は混むし、まだ現金のみの店もあるよ。
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アートは良くて川沿いの散歩もいいけど、夜は雰囲気の悪い地区があった。2〜3日で十分だった。
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Mercado Públicoは活気があって軽食が安いけど、正午前後は混雑します。近くの小さな喫茶店と人間観察が気に入りました。
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駅でチャージ式のバスや地下鉄カードを買えば、繰り返しの乗車でお金が節約でき、単券より乗車が速くなります。
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リオほど高くないけど、観光地では値段が上がるところもある。屋台には現金を、レストランではカードで大丈夫。
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Getting there
Airports
Train stations
Suburban Trensurb line to Canoas, São Leopoldo, Novo Hamburgo
Take taxi, ride-hail, or airport bus to city center; allow 30-40 minutes.
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