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Gramado, RS | First Impressions of a Gorgeous Town
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- We NEVER would have thought we'd find mountain towns like Gramado and Canela in Brazil! These charming towns are officially some of our favorites!
Where we went in Gramado:
Lago Negro
Snowland
Chocolate World
Rua Torta
Mini World
Miroh Chocolate Makers
Lago da Borges (where we had beer)
Where we went in Canela:
Parque do Caracol
Restaurante Pappardelle
Canela Catedral
Caracol Restaurante & bar
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0:00 You need to see this!
1:18 Welcome to Gramado
3:37 Parque do Caracol
6:48 Lago Negro
8:34 Rua Torta
9:27 Chocolate!
10:30 Italian food
12:18 Miroh chocolate makers
13:33 Snow in Gramado
14:40 Mini Mundo
16:12 Welcome to Canela
18:12 Wine country
18:32 Caracol Restaurante & bar
19:11 Canela airbnb
20:06 Forever Christmas
21:00 German beer
22:30 Final thoughts
24:07 Outro
Gramado and Canela are new favorites for us. We hope you get the chance to visit this region. Here's some resources for when you do: Nomad Insurance - bit.ly/NomadInsuranceNW , Get Your Guide for tons of experiences - bit.ly/GramadoCanelaBr.
Great video guys! I just didn’t get when you said the price of the Airbnb per night? It sounded like 26.000??? Can you guys clarify please? ❤
@@lifelearner10 Yes, it was $26/ night
I went to Brazil and I was impressed with each state of the country that I visited, it is a country with different customs in each corner, each place has a unique way, miscegenation of ethnicities.
Yes, each area has its own culture that's beautiful to observe.
I am brazilian from Minas Gerais. Wich states did you visit ?
@@marciaabreu8246 São Paulo, Pernambuco, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Rio Grande do Sul & Santa Catarina.
@@TheYarbros You should definitely visit Minas Gerais. It has excellent food and tourist places like Ouro Preto to visit.
@@TheYarbros That sounds Nice. Come back to Brazil and visit Minas Gerais. I bet you wont regret
SHOW! Até que enfim alguém que visita o Brasil e não vai apenas para o Rio de Janeiro.
Facts....we like a lot more than Rio!
hahahaha poise....chega de Rio.
@@TheYarbros mas la no Rio de Janeiro é perigoso la vc é roubado só em piscar os olhos
é também é perigoso você tomar um tiro na cabeça quando estiver passeando. fora que as favelas do comando vermelho se habitam la kkkkkkkk
Yep. Nice and smart comment.
Não concordo com sua frase de " chega de Rio". Ela é excludente. Prefiro dizer " venham muitos turistas para todas as regiões e cidades do Brasil. O país é imenso e variado. Tem oferta para todo o tipo de gosto. Quem gosta de aventura, quem gosta de cidade, quem gosta de conforto, quem gosta de acampar, quem gosta de cultura popular, quem gosta de museu e assim vai. Só não pode atrapalhar a vinda do turista, pois ele pode preferir outros países por conta da facilidade de entrar. Venham turistas!
Brasil é como se fosse vários países dentro de um só, obrigado por mostrarem o meu estado para os incritos!
We loved hanging out in your state! Thanks for watching!
Até alguém querer secessão, daí o Brasil eh um só. Kkkk.
We’ve spent about four years of our lives in Brasil. We’ve been to the Pantanal, caught Piranha on the Amazon, seen everything in Rio and lived in São Paulo for 2.5 years. We loved it all, but Gramado/Canela is in a whole other realm. We loved the chocolate, Italian food, glass makers, Mini-Mundo, Caracol Falls and the gentileza of the people. A great place to spend some wonderful moments. If you really want to see an even different Gramado, go there at Christmas time. Incredible!
Verdade!
Brazil is a mixture of cultures, it is a wonderful country
It’s amazing!
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@@pedrojosedasilva2146 que foi?
@@pedrojosedasilva2146 aff ta em ingreis
@@TheYarbros
You should know Brazil has a larger population of Asian descendants like the Japz.
Conhecer o Brasil leva anos. Infelizmente, não sou sortuda para realizar esta "árdua tarefa". Por favor, queridos amigos: valorizem o que temos de mais precioso de Norte a Sul! 💚🇧🇷💛
Yes, and thank you for your wisdom.
verdade. Eu sou brasileiro e já fui em São Paulo, Rio, Curitiba, Salvador, BH, Ouro Preto, Ilha Grande, Paraty e mesmo assim sinto que não conheço NADA do meu país ainda!
Wow! Had no idea such a cool Bavarian-like place existed in Brazil. Thanks for sharing it, Yarbros. ♥💃
We didn’t know either! Thanks for tuning in Sally!
Especially in the South of Brazil there are many. Watch videos about these towns, for example: "Blumenau e Pomerode - Brasil". They are in other regions of Brazil, too, but more "diluted" among populations of southern European descent (Portuguese, Italians) etc.
3 million People are german descent in The south of Brazil.
Like me.
@@sergiomildner7903, they are also in other Brazilian states like São Paulo, but they mixed more outside the south with Southern Europeans etc. (in much bigger number) and many ones have already lost Germanic features, although they still can have German last names. In the South it's more common to see people with that almost white hair like Nordic people etc. because the concentration of people of Northern European descent is higher. When they are abroad probably nobody thinks they are Brazilians.
Wow! This is so beautiful..places I had never heard of in Brazil.... definitely gonna visit
Yes, please visit. We were so surprised.
A região sul do Brasil é praticamente um outro país dentro do Brasil. O clima, a cultura, o estilo de vida, o que nos une e nos torna especial apesar das diferenças, com orgulho somos brasileiros.
@@marechaldeodorodafonseca1459 Não só a região sul, penso que cada estado é um país diferente que unidos geram a federação. Mas Marechal mudando de assunto vc foi um tremendo pnc, muitos dos nossos problemas são culpa da sua inconsequência.
You should go to Blumenau ❤
It's late, huh!
I'm brazilian and even so i'm still surprised how big and diverse Brazil is, in culture or landscapes
What a beautiful country.
Lá vem o I'm brazilan...🤦
@@fabiogarcia7615 Queria que eu falasse o que, fiscal de comentários? "I´m chinese..."?
@@yurivitorpop jantou cedo travis
Sou brasileira morando em New York a 25 anos e tenho muito orgulho do meu Brasil. Ja visitei muitos Paises mas nunca encontrei um Pais tao unico como o Brasil. Rico em cultura, diversidade, culinaria, arquitetura, natureza e com um povo guerreiro e criativo que apesar de todas as dificuldades sempre encontra um jeito de ser feliz! ❤
I love her dedication to pronounce every word correctly and respect the language. Some people just don't give a damn and pronounce them like spanish or whatever.
Blessing and a curse lol
It's a shame you guys couldn't be there during Christmas, Gramado and Canela are the top destinations for brazilians that time of the year. The whole city get decorated, there are fireworks, a parade and the flowers are in bloom everywhere.
I can only imagine, it seems like the perfect winter wonderland!
@@TheYarbros yeah even though christmas here is during summer, but gramado's weather kinda cool all year long
Wow, thanks for that piece of intel. I think I may have found a holiday trip destination.
@@nubiandivegirl3316 and most holidays it actually snows in both cities,only south of brazil you can find snow
@@laxynticu5313it sometimes snows in Winter not on Holidays.
Sou do sul do Brasil, de Caxias do Sul, cidade da serra gaúcha, próxima a Canela e Gramado, e fiquei muito feliz em um canal de viagens, com destino ao Brasil, mostrar ao mundo que nosso país não se resume a Rio de Janeiro, samba, carnaval. As demais regiões brasileiras são tão belas, cheias de cultura e beleza quanto os destinos mais populares, e merecem ser amplamente divulgadas.
Actually, for most part of Brazilians, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo are unattractive for vacation travels.
@@EduardoCruz-vs8uyporque eles tem raiva de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro serem os estados mais visitados
If you are still in the south of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, you MUST go to the wine Italian towns nearby Gramado. Places like Bento Gonçalves ( beautiful), Flores da Cunha, Caxias do Sul and Farroupilha. Spend a bit of time in this region it will pay off.
Also if you're still looking for destinations, please don't hesitate to visit Florianópolis in Santa Catarina state, our magic island.
Magic island. I like the sound of that...
@@TheYarbrosI heard that many foreigners go there too, I just don't know if many americans go there
and speaking of states in the south of Brazil, we cannot forget Paraná, the capital Curitiba is beautiful, Foz do Iguaçu has one of the largest waterfalls in the world, the western region of the state is rich in agribusiness and has the biggest beast of area of Latin America that takes place at the beginning of the year, in the city of Cascavel one of the best to live in Brazil, not to mention Ponta Grossa where there are beautiful rock formations a very nice park, there is another city that I don't remember the name. .in Paraná which has a park of canyons.
Impossível não gostar de vcs. São muito simpáticos!! Aplausos! ❤
Cheers!!!🤗
Brazil is very diverse, is a country made of countries. :)
Very true!
brazil is the best country in the world..i love it..you all are showcasing it beautifully
We're glad you approve.
Brazil is Lit! You Guys need to check more regions of Brazil there are so many and they are so distinct one from another that you fell like you are traveling to another country in the same country!
We see what we learn about and go where we can afford to go. It has been a great cultural ride so far.
@@TheYarbros Minas Gerais it's beautiful too, full of culture and historic cities
@@gustavoreis6051Ouro Preto is amazing ❤❤
I live in Porto Alegre, just two hours from Gramado. I visit Gramado and Canela every Christmas.
_thanks for sharing, from Brazil 🇧🇷 🇧🇷 🇧🇷_
Thank you for making these towns more widely known for people to visit! Foreigners tend to go a lot to Rio de Janeiro or SP or the Amazon which are beautiful places in their own right but Brazil is so much more than that! Make sure you visit the capital of Brazil (Brasilia) as well, my hometown. Much love you guys, cheers!
We love finding awesome places and sharing. Thanks for watching,
Gramado is incredible, very beautiful!
Yes and so much to do!
Gramado and Canela are definitely magical cities
I am happy with your good experience. Brazil is huge and different, the rest of the world has no idea about it, and you are sharing these differences. I recommend going to Caraíva, Trancoso, Arraial da Ajuda, Chapada dos Veadeiros…🌻
Yes we had a great time! We didn’t know about it either until a couple weeks ago. Glad we’re seeing more of Brazil. Thanks for your recommendations!
@@TheYarbrosVenha para Manaus. Vou receber vocês. :)
Sou brasileira morando no Canadá há mais de 30 anos. Essa é a minha cidade favorita do Brasil !❤
It's easy to see why!
Espero que um dia volte a visitar se país 😊
Brasileiros que moram FORA do país por opção não são mais brasileiros!
NOSSO PAÍS É BELÍSSIMO !!! MESMO QUE PERCORRAM POR ANOS , AINDA ASSIM NÃO CONHECERÃO A METADE DAS BELEZAS NATURAIS DESTA NAÇÃO. DEUS ABENÇOE O BRASIL 🇧🇷.
Eu acredito você!
Isso é o que comecei a fazer e o que já sei e pelo qual sou grato. Não preciso sair do país de jeito nenhum! ❤🎉
pena que é caríssimos para nós brasileiros conhecer o país, além de ter um nível de perigo que pra muitos não é aceitável (pra mim não é)
@@FallenLight0 sim, infelizmente esta é a realidade de nós brasileiros fazermos turismo em nosso próprio país, preços absurdos, somente quem tem poder aquisitivo médio pra alto conseguem viajar. é mais barato vc conhecer países sul americanos do que viajar pelo Brasil.
@@FallenLight0depende, cara. Alguns lugares são surpreendentemente acessíveis, é só você ir escolhendo outras opções, como interiores charmosos e com muitas atrações. Violência também é relativa. Está muito mais concentrada nas maiores capitais como Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo. Fora isso, os níveis de preço e violência são bem ok, e com a comodidade de estar dentro do Brasil
When many people think of southern Brazil, they already associate it with colonies of Italian, German and other European immigrants. But few talk about the rich history of blacks in this region and their influences to nowdays. One of the most famous stories is that of "Negrinho do Pastoreio" (something like "Little Black Shepherd" or "Black Kid Shepherd").
Negrinho do Pastoreio is a character from Brazilian folklore known in the southern region of Brazil. Of African and Christian origin, a legend emerged in the mid-19th century and tells the story of a slave boy who received a miracle from Virgin Mary for being an innocent who suffered with the punishments of a farmer. Like most popular stories, it has several versions. In one of them, Negrinho, after losing a race wagered by the rancher, received a punishment: to remain herding for thirty days a troop of 30 black grays. Twice the horses were scattered, but after lighting a candle for Virgin Mary, Negrinho found the lost horses.
In another version of the legend, one day the farmer ordered Negrinho to take care of some horses, but one of them ran away. When he returned, the master missed the bay horse and sent Negrinho to look for the animal. He came to find him, but failed to capture him. In this way, the master decided to punish the slave with many lashes and throw him into an anthill. The farmer decided to leave Negrinho there, certain that he was already dead. But, the next day, he was astonished to find the unharmed Negrinho, mounted on the lost horse, and at his side was the Virgin Mary, patroness of the little slave. Repentant, the farmer asked for forgiveness, but Negrinho galloped away happy and free on the bay horse.
Negrinho do Pastoreio is considered a saint of lost causes.
That's why even nowdays, according to popular tradition, whoever loses something and has difficulty finding it, lights a candle and asks Negrinho for help to find what he lost.
Thanks for sharing! I know that out blood sweat and tears helped to build every corner of the country and I would love to hear...read about the actual lives of the people that did it.
I'm following these channel from south of Brazil. Enjoy your time in my country. There's another beautyfull places to visit in Brazil.
I am Brazilian and I've visited Gramado last December. It is so good to see those places again on your channel!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for visiting Southern Brazil!
Esta terra é muito bonita! Nosso prazer.
You should visit Arraial do cabo known as brazilian caribbean.
E olha que vocês não viram nem 1 % do Brasil ainda kkkkkkk
eu sempre acho que vale maiss a pena visitar outros lugares sem ser as capitais dos estados somente, além de ser super seguro tem as belezas naturais do BRASIL ! !eu amo Gramado, Bonito mts, Fernando de noronha, Chapada Diamantina, Ouro Preto e etc
Love the security, the beauty and the things to do!
Vcs tem que ir nos Lençóis Maranhenses e Foz do Iguaçu.
Ouro branco é melhor que ouro preto
@@TheYarbros COME TO BRASILIA, THE CAPITAL
@@coringa8982melhor mesmo é Sonho de Valsa
Wow...Never heard of this area, so charming! Thanks for sharing. Be well!
Thank you! You too!
Visit Gramado on Christmas Week!!! You'll Love it!!! There's a lot of events related to Christmas!!!
Sounds great!
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Vão conhecer foz do Iguaçu. (Única no Mundo)
Oh my gosh !! you still here !!!
@@bozominion6266 No, we're in a different state now.
@@TheYarbros where are you now ?
@@FranciscoJunior-sk4sd up!
I think you would love to go to Jalapão/Tocantins, it's a very different city from 'Gramado' but it's beautiful, especially for the passages
Awesome, we'll start looking into it.
@@TheYarbros Jalapão is Beautiful.. Anther Brazilian Vacation spot that Foreigners don't know about but brazilians flock in to haha
Beautiful place to visit
It truly is.
Thank you for the attention and affection that speak of Brazil. There are many other places as beautiful and different as Paraty (RJ), Ouro Preto (MG), Bonito (MS), Pomerode (SC), Foz do Iguaçu (PR), Maceió (AL), Natal (RN), Parnaíba (PI ), Jericoacoara (CE), and much more. Have fun, welcome! And take memories, affections and the desire to return to our country. 😊🌻
Thank you and we will
I've been in Gramado and Canela twice. First time in the autumn and the second was during the winter and was freezing , got sad cuz I left the city one night before the snow fall and the city looked gorgeous with the snow . Looks like a small town in the south of Germany . I will always be back there ! Enjoy guys .
Oh wow bad timing. I hope you get to experience the snow sometime.
Tá mentindo... Não cai neve (como cai na Europa) na serra gaúcha... Chuva congelada (que parece neve) sim!
@@gillehrer2824 Basta olhar a neve que caiu inverno passado pra comprovar que você tá totalmente errado. E se não neva todo ano, isso é normal. Eu moro em Londres e aqui não neva todo ano .
@@gillehrer2824 ruclips.net/video/M8ZFbON811U/видео.html
I LOVE GRAMADO AND CANELA! Nova Petrópolis is amazing too! Very close by.
A cooler climate in Brazil??!! I'm sure Apryl was in chocolate heaven😍 I love fall weather, but like you said, I don't need anything snow-related...BUT...I. LOVE. CHRISTMAS, and could literally live next door to that place. Did you fly in or take a train? Did anyone speak English? Do you think you could you live in a mountain town near there? Your content is stellar as always, never dissapoints!
Thank you, thank you and thank you again. Yes, we could live there for sure. We like Canela and there were several similar towns in that area. A few people spoke English but everyone was relaxed while used google translate. We took a 2hr bus from Porto Alegre (in hind sight we should have rented a car.. its cheap, people drive well here and the scenery was gorgeous.
The south of Brazil also has other fantastic cities.Curitiba (capital of Paraná),Foz do Iguaçu (where the famous Foz do Iguaçu waterfalls are located),Balneário Camboriú (Brazilian Dubai) and Blumenau(city that hosts the Brazilian version of Oktoberfest ).
Yes, it is a very diverse country!
Thanks for appreciating our culture! Love seeing it!
As a native of Rio Grande do Sul state, living abroad, it was very nice to have the chance to see those sights. I am glad that you had fun there. It is a pity that you did not try the café colonial. It is like a tea party with dozens of dishes.
Glad you enjoyed it. Too bad we didn't find out about it until after we left....great excuse to return though!
Que bom que vocês gostaram, o nosso país é lindíssimo, com lugares magníficos!!!
Sim, sim!
Gramado and Canela are one of the most visited cities in the country. There are others that look like it like Campos do Jordao in SP, Penedo in RJ and there are several smaller ones in the south
Those cities were awesome! Can't wait to discover more.
@@TheYarbros This city collects $1 BI With tourism in the cold season, it gets crowded
You guys are a such a lovely couple! Hugs from a Brazilian resident in Sweden. ❤️
Thank you so much!
I would love to hear your synopsis of Brazil (cost, livability, healthcare), and if you would move to Brazil. You have done a great job showing all facets of the country. PS, that beer looked so refreshing.
The livability of Brazil is pretty high I would say 7 out of 10 for black people. Police are still a big issue and dark skin is still widely discriminated against by the general population its slick and filled with micro aggressions that are obvious to anyone from outside of the culture....as soon as you speak English it changes up too lol. On the flip side that are lots of large black populations here...getting your hair done, making friends and connecting is really easy here even with the language barrier.
Costs are relatively affordable ...much less than the US but a tad more expensive than Mexico as a whole. Healthcare, clinics and private hospitals are accessible, inexpensive and plentiful. Food, fresh fruits and veggies are readily available and you can live really well in most cites for $1200/ month.
There are significant barriers. They have a kind of closed economy. Everything is digital and if you don't have a Brazil bank account you will not be able to fully access their economy. Although they have many different ethnicities and countries represented here there is a somewhat forced assimilation....You must speak Portuguese to do business, get your phone cut on, book a flight.. stuff like that. Finally there is the visa situation. You are only permitted 180 days per year and starting back up in October you will need a visa prior to arriving in Brazil if you are from The United States. I hope that answered your questions.
You normally need a CPF ( Kind of like a USA social security # ) to get a sim with Vivo, Claro, and Tim ( pronounced cheen ) being the main providers However I hear certain tourist spots in Rio De Janeiro offer Sim cards without a CPF.
The PIX ( picks ) payment system alot like the upcoming Fed Now but 3 years earlier requires a Brazilian bank account but hell it's quick and convenient with no transfer lag times like waiting 2 working day drama at US Banks.
🇺🇸 credit cards are widely accepted in many more places then Mexico even Amex.
Ubers are quick and mostly convenient However if you visit remote spots then your better off renting a 🚗 which can be easily done with a 🇺🇸 driver's license.
@@TheYarbros muito interessante o relato de vocês. . Lembro que o Brasil não concede isenção unilateral de vistos de visita, sem reciprocidade. Com volta desse críterio em conversa com o os governos, do Japão e Brasil, agora o Brasileiro foi isento de visto de turismo para ir lá.
I'm brazilian and I 100% agree with TheYarbros and mikeh2026
@@TheYarbros that is so true, the micro aggressions are horrible, this happens in the whole country but in the south is even worse. If i could explain to you the politics of Brazil in a way for you to undertand, it is like the northeast of Brazil votes for the democrats and the south votes for the republicans. And the south has more groups of na zi. The more you go north, the less you will experience racism and aggressions, but still exists in all states, even in the state of Bahia which has the biggest % of black people. That is really sad but we are changing it slowlly. We are lucky that racism is a crime in Brazil and homophobia became a crime which is inside the law against racism, its been 4 years now. What we need to do now is to educate the population, and we are doing it. The last 6 years was dificult because of the rise of fascism, people getting dived, polarization, even in their own familly. But we will make people get together and teach them to love. I have faith that we can do it. Thank you for honest opinion and pov.
Passeio lindo!
Na cidade de Pelotas está tendo a FENADOCE, fica proximo a Porto Alegre.Uma feira onde os doces são a melhor atração.Evento muito legal para conhecerem!!🙏
obrigado pela recomendação!
Solo traveler here...thank you for pointing that out! These towns are amazing...you guys have done it again. Definitely on my list. I think you like Brazil...you've been there for a minute.
We do like Brazil. In most places we liked the people more than the place. Here we liked the cities more than anything ....safe, clean, secure and generally affordable. Down side was a serious lack of melanin but that doesn't irritate us too much. Def. worth checking out.
@@TheYarbros What do you mean, in Brazil you like the places over the people?
Would be interesting to see you guys approaching the prejudice matter, your foreigner point of view - though, there will be an absolute riot between the followers 😂
I don't mind, I like the honesty.
It amazes me that in a country like Brazil discrimination is such an issue.
Cheers guys, loving your content.
@@rodolfo_23 We will absolutely cover racism...we try to be transparent and honest. When I say the place over the people I mean the culture. Generally, the people here were distant and not engaging. The city though was gorgeous...the architecture, natural settings but still modern, the security, the cleanliness...and of course the weather. The only friends we made there were people who were not from there. It doesn't seem to be a very friendly place. At least not in comparison to other cities we been to in Brazil.
@@TheYarbros this happens in south Brasil ..
The northeasterns are the friedliest people in Brasil, and the southern are least friendly.. but they are nice people though .. you just need to put a bit more of an effort ! 😂😂 greetings from Rio
Love your content!
@@TheYarbrosSim, o pessoal do Sul são culturalmente iguais aos europeus. Aqui na Bahia tem.uma cidade praticamente de pessoas do Sul e eles não se misturam com ps baianos.
Beautiful, so glad to see you in a more temperate environment. Those falls - wow! What a fun & pretty place. Do they speak mostly Portuguese, other European languages-Italian/German? Great to see you relaxing and having fun there. In LONG sleeves! Ahhh. ☺️ within reason though - I’m with Rondel: I’m from Colorado and “I’m ok with no snow” and, I’m with Apryl: “not bad” I like lighter beers too. 🍻 Sure doesn’t feel like Brazil, but nice to see. 😁
Brazil dont have a type for a look like, its a mix of cultures so good
Mostly portuguese, but many from older generations will speak german, italian or other european language from places that fled ww2, some small isolated cities in all of the south will too. But mostly they will only speak portuguese.
Mostly only portuguese, but some older people speak german and italian at home. It does feel like Brasil, it >is< Brasil. You just don't hear enough about the South.
It truly is a different experience here! We heard mostly Portuguese. Would love to spend more time exploring this region. Maybe we’ll do the snow thing next time lol.
There are some people who still speak german in some cities of south of Brazil, majority of them old people.
Vocês viram como o Brasil tem paisagens e culturas diferentes? Obrigada por exaltar as belezas do nosso País 🙏
The Brazil is wonderful.❤
Yes, it is!
I'm Brazilian and in my opinion it's the most beautiful, clean and organized state in Brazil
Awesome, we haven't traveled enough around Brazil yet to say that but it's the cleanest and most organized we've seen here.
RGS não é um estado... é um país que tem bandeira, hino, costumes, música e culinária próprios, maneira de falar diferente dos demais "brasis!... Durante 10 anos, éramos a querida República Rio-Grandense... mas fomos derrotados pelas tropas do Imperador!
😂😂seu besta ninguem te dar moral la fora se tu dizer que é do rio grande do sul, pq ninguém conhece, moral mesmo é vc falar a verdade:Rio grande do sul,BRASIL
They made an excellent choice of city to visit! The difference in culture in the country is huge, but they always "sell the image" of Brazil as Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. (Being Rio de Janeiro one of the most dangerous places in the world).
Don't forget to visit Poços de Caldas and Serra da Canastra (places in the state of Minas Gerais)
DEIXE DE SER PRECONCEITUOSO COM O RIO DE JANEIRO O INVEJOSO
@@luizclaudio1582 existe uma grande diferença entre ser preconceituoso e ser realista. E Rio de Janeiro não é para qualquer um....
@@luizclaudio1582- Sentimos inveja da região sul do BR. No RJ, quando aparece aquelas violências nas favelas, bala perdida, pessoas maltratadas pra mídia estrangeira ver...puts! Sentimos é vergonha!🤦
Um bom passeio em Gramado é ir ao almoço com show na churrascaria Garfo e Bombacha. Vocês poderão assistir músicas e danças típicas dos gaúchos. Outro passeio muito legal é comprar um pacote para ir de Maria Fumaça (Trem) para Bento Gonçalves com visita guiada a alguma vinícola.
são ótimos motivos para voltar! Obrigado!
Thanks so much for introducing this magnificent place. Always learning something new because of you guys ❤
Our pleasure! Really happy to show you something different.
I was born in Canoas in Rio Grande do Sul, Today I'm living in North Caroline, I'm very happy that you guys know a little about my place in Brazil, You need to try the real Gaucho barbecue, it's the best in the world.
Wow , what a treat!!! Loved the falls and the nature spot. Equally had my heart at the chocolate factories. Chocoholic that I am, would need to do some Serious walking in a beautiful, calm, serene setting to balance the calories 😂 Hmmm, wonder if they had a chocolate vino???? Thank you! I So enjoyed this trip with you 🥰
Ohh dessert wine we didn't even check for it....but there will definitely be a next time! Glad you enjoyed the tour!
temos aqui no sul do pais a capital dos espumante que é garibaldi colonizada por italianos e a capital dos vinhos que é bento gonsalves tambem colonizada por italianos. a segunda linhgua oficial dessas cidades é o talian que provem do italiano
This is Brazil! Congrats for Discover that Rio is nothing to compare with the south of Brazil. I miss Gramado, this is a place where many Brazilians want to live. ☺️😍
Thanks for enjoying!
I'm glad that you enjoyed. Its gastronomic town. I choose italian food also. But there are anothers traditions in town, swiss food Fondue, Cafe Colonial ( all you can eat brunch style) . Another tradition of the state are the burgers called Xis ( a derivation from cheese), the bread is kind of smashed they are huge and the local preference its with hearts of chicken (xis coração)not findable outside Rio Grande do Sul.
I think you just have us more things to try, thanks!
Xis coração is delicious! And is normally cheap! Adoro!
Wow!! I loved The vídeo!!! Enjoy our country! ♥️🇧🇷
Yes, we will and thank you!
Fico feliz que tão se divertindo,infelizmente muito turistas que vem pro brazil so conhece o brazil pelo rio de janeiro favela e crime e Carnaval, brazil tem muitas cultura cada estado é um diferentes que outros é como se fosse ir pra outros país,mas dentro do brazil
In the south and southeast of Brazil there are many cities colonized by Germans, North-Italians, Dutch, Pomeranians, Swiss, Slavs..
Yes, we know. We are looking forward to seeing more of Brazil.
Nova Petrópolis is just 34 km from Gramado and has a strong German influence as well.
If you are interested in visiting the most Italian region in Brazil, go to Bento Gonçalves (73 km from Nova Petrópolis) and visit the vineyards in the region, and also visit Antônio Prado (83 km from Bento Gonçalves), considered the most Italian city in Brazil .
After visiting the region of Italian influence, a suggestion is for you to stay in Cambará do Sul (180 km from Bento Gonçalves) and visit the region's canyons and then go to Urubici (182 km from Cambará do Sul) and visit the mountains of Santa Catarina.
After visiting the mountains, go down to the island of Florianópolis (state capital).
Thanks for the suggestions.
@@TheYarbros I forgot to say: as you don't have a car, both in Cambará do Sul and in Urubici you will have to hire guides with a car for you to visit these mountainous regions. I suggest hiring guides from specialized agencies. Check the price before going there. The cities of Cambará do Sul and Urubici are small and with few attractions (they are for eating and resting); the main attraction is the wild nature of the region. Winter officially starts on the 21st of this month, so don't go to this region if you don't have enough warm clothes and the forecast is very cold (sometimes it can even snow). It's the coldest region in Brazil.
Cameo guy here (red T-shirt at 22:26)! I saw you guys recording right next to us, and now RUclips algorithm did the magical work and showed your video on my homepage. Glad you enjoyed your stay at Gramado and Canela as we did. It was our first time too, as we're from São Paulo. +1 subscribe, cheers!
No way hahahaha -hilarious. It is a small world....Mini Mundo! I'm glad you enjoyed the city! See you around.
And if you go to the southeast, visit São Paulo, Campos do Jordão/Santo Antônio do Pinhal and Ilhabela (the most paradisiacal island in Brazil), in Minas Gerais, visit the cities with colonial architecture (São João Del Rei, Tiradentes, Ouro Preto) .
We may not have time but thank you!
Beautiful environment.......somebodies took refuge here some years ago I bet because the food, weather and culture reflects that.
Yes
Having English as my second language I was amazed to hear the Michigan accent for the first time! I Loved it!
Glad to hear it!
Hello April and Randall, nice to see you guys having fun in Gramado, wow last time i checked you all were in Salvador, I guess I have been too busy recently; anyways, let me tell you all a little about other towns just like Gramado and canela that are as beautiful and lest touristic, however thee is one that is super touristic which is Campos do Jordao in the state of Sao paulo, Brazil is filled with hidden gems like those little towns all over, you will finds cities in Minas Gerais with the older portuguese, Colonial and also german architecture, Espirito Santo, a few in the Northeast where the Dutch Brazil colonized, but you all get visit the back lands/ mountais of Pernambuco, Bahia and Goias, and there are hundreds of them in Santa catarina, Parana and the Pampas. I truly hope youa ll enjoy the cold air or fall in the Serra Gaucha, I love the romantic aspect of winter in the sothern hemisphere, we definitelly lost this approach here in the norther side of the world.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I want to go to all of those places!!! We are....well I am a mountain loving man. I prefer the mountains over the beach so I will be researching these places.
Gramado is my favorite city to go with my family and friends during the winter here in South America (during the summer it's worth going too). I'm glad to hear that you liked there so much. Now you have to visit Brasília, the beautiful capital of Brazil, the famous Amazon (Manaus or Belém) and Foz do Iguaçu.
Thanks for sharing!!
Indeed, there are many things to do in Gramado and Canela. It's always very relaxing for me. Another town that I like - not far from Gramado - is Bento Gonçalves. It's a cozy town where you can taste some of the best Brazilian wineries.
Okay, we heard it was wine country.
I'm so glad you guys are showing to the world the "other part" of Brazil. We're not just samba, beaches and hot weather. I'm from Rio Grande do Sul, but I've been living in Curitiba, Paraná for over an year now. I'd totally recommend a visit to Curitiba as well. Great content! Keep up the good work!
Recomendo visitarem Balneário Camboriú, Cataratas do Iguaçu, e... passar o São João em Campina Grande/Paraíba.
Obrigado!
Obrigado!
Obrigado!
Como sempre falo
Não tem como não amar nosso País. Cada Estado e cidades com suas peculiaridades. Amooo 👍👏🙏🙌🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️
Tive que viajar o mundo todo para admitir que o brasil é um país único em todos os aspectos. Saudades do meu lindo Brasil
the chocolate there is so good, when my mom went there she brought a LOT of chocolate
A great spot for chocolate (and wine) lovers.
Wow!! That looked like a place straight out of Europe!! Totally unexpected. ❤❤
Exactly how we felt...We didn't see it coming!
You will love the Chapada dos Veadeiros in the center west of Brazil
I love your channel!
Thank you! We will do some rrsearch about that city.
It's so cool you decided to visit those two cities as well. They are so beautiful, and they have this almost mystical chilled vibe. Maybe it's just my personal experience. They're not well known outside Brazil though, which seems to make them even more surprising a visit. Have fun! 🤗💜
Yes, we want to show out viewers some cool places to consider going that are not common. Thanks for watching!
you guys GOT to see CHRISTMAS in gramado, its so beautiful you have no idea
I'd love to see it during Christmas.
What a lovelly couple!
Muito obrigado!
I'm really glad you guys are having the great opportunity to live up to the array of cultures that we have here in Brazil, and I appreciate you taking us along you to get to know more about the world and about my country too. Cheers from Brazil.
Cheers! Thanks for coming along with us!
Many foreigners think that Brazil is just Rio de Janeiro. But Rio de Janeiro is just a small dot in this huge country. Wellcome to big Brazil 😀
Thank you!
What a lovely couple... so glad to see that brazils been treating u guys well. Greets from a brazilian who lives in Australia
Greetings to you over in the Outback!
Man, I'm brazilian, but it's the first time I head about this city, seems like a really nice place!
It really is!
Linda cidades de Gramado e Canela, Meu Brasil é lindo e multicultural! Amo meu país Brasil. 🇧🇷🤩🤩💚💛💙
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Também 🇧🇷😍
GRAMADO É MARAVILHOSO 🇧🇷 AMO MEU ESTADO RS.
Thanks for watching.
Gramado é maravilhoso👍👏🙏🙌❤️
Hi Guys ! Thank you for this video . This made my day. I am from South of Brazil , more specifically I am from Porto Alegre and I really love my state and I have a in love relationship with Gramado and Canela. Currently I am living in Texas -US. But I am counting days to coming back to my hometown. Your videos are fantastic . I shared some of them with my american friends and they loved it . Sending love for you both ❤.
Glad you enjoyed it and we really appreciate you sharing! Gramado and Canela are definitely some of our favorite places in Brazil!
Wow!!! Another great video, After watching it is on the bucket list, retirement next year is looking sweet, thanks to you guys traveling. As always thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! It’s definitely worth the visit. Happy retirement!
Thanks for being such good embassador of tourism in Brazil. We can really use this nice advertising of our lands 😊❤ Enjoy!
Thank you too for tuning into our channel!
I think you would LOVE Minas Gerais! It's a MUST GO for the next visit!
and thank you very much for showing a little of my brazilian Brazil.
Obrigado por visitar o Brasil,com toda sua diversidade,clima, tradições,gastronomia e paisagens lindas,sou do Rio grande do sul,esperamos que retornem.
I’m Brazilian and you guys made me want to visit this part of my country. Great content guys! ❤
Thank you every corner of your country has something cool. Thanks for watching!
Great video! You managed to include a lot of interesting aspects of Gramado into this video! As a foreigner living in Brazil, I could relate to pretty much everything you had to say about it. It really is worth visiting and is, in fact, my favorite town in Brazil. There's something truly magical about Gramado!
We loved 8y and can't wait to return! Thanks for watching!
You all need visit the Cambará.. to see the great canion of Rio Grande do Sul.. and know the best look of serra gaúcha.
Muito legal saber que vocês gostaram de um dos lugares mais legais do meu amado estado. O Brasil não é só Rio, carnaval e samba kkkkkkkk. Sempre que possível eu faço uma visita. Ganharam um inscrito. E voltem sempre. Agora vou ver o vídeo de vocês, da minha cidade, Porto Alegre.
Abração pra vocês 🤗
Ô lugarzinho frio da peste! Estive em gramado no início desse ano, me apaixonei pelo lugar 😍 quando fui para lá, tudo ainda estava enfeitado com decorações de natal, era como estar em uma terra de fantasia, mal conseguia acreditar que ainda estava dentro do Brasil, parecia ser um lugar muito diferente! Duas coisas que mais gostei: o churrasco e o chocolate!
Love the cold.
@@TheYarbros ❤😂🥶🥶