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Winter in Brazil: 6 charming destinations to enjoy the season traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Discover 6 destinations to enjoy winter in Brazil with charming landscapes, cold weather, and attractions for the whole family traduzido por: OPENROUTER

By CASACOR Publisher

Submitted at Jun 18, 2026, 6:00 PM

05 min de leitura
Monte Verde (MG): tranquilidade em meio às montanhas.

Monte Verde (MG): tranquilidade em meio às montanhas. (Pousada Maple Monte Verde/Divulgação)

Although Brazil is known for its beaches and tropical climate, some regions of the country offer lower temperatures during winter, creating perfect settings for those who enjoy cold weather, cozy gastronomy and beautiful landscapes. Among mountains and charming towns, there are destinations that stand out at this time of year and attract visitors looking for different experiences. Below, check out six places to enjoy the Brazilian winter and discover that the country also knows how to welcome lovers of low temperatures very well.

1. Gramado (RS): European atmosphere and attractions for the whole family


Gramado View. traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Gramado. (Cleiton Thiele/Divulgação)

Gramado is one of the most famous winter destinations in Brazil. Located in the Serra Gaúcha, the city takes on a special charm between June and August, when temperatures can drop close to 0°C. The flowery streets, the architecture inspired by European cities and the excellent gastronomy make the place a sure choice for romantic or family trips. Colonial cafés, fondues and artisanal chocolates complete the experience, while attractions such as Lago Negro and Rua Coberta ensure pleasant outings even on the coldest days.

2. Campos do Jordão (SP)


Campos do Jordão traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Campos do Jordão. (Divulgação/Divulgação)

Situated in the Serra da Mantiqueira, Campos do Jordão is the main winter destination in the state of São Paulo. The city combines low temperatures, alpine-style buildings and an intense cultural program during the season. The famous Winter Festival brings the region to life with musical performances and cultural events. In addition, visitors can enjoy parks, viewpoints and cable car rides, always accompanied by a gastronomy that values warm dishes and national wines.

3. Monte Verde (MG)


Monte Verde (MG). traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Monte Verde (MG). (Viagem com Emoção/Divulgação)

For those looking for a more peaceful destination, Monte Verde is an excellent option. The district in Minas Gerais is located at more than 1,500 meters of altitude, which ensures cold nights and foggy mornings during winter. Surrounded by mountains and preservation areas, the region is ideal for couples and nature lovers. Trails, horseback rides and panoramic views combine with the charm of cozy inns, many of them equipped with fireplaces and hot tubs.

4. Urubici (SC)


Urubici, Santa Catarina. traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Urubici, Santa Catarina. (Prefeitura Municipal de Urubici/Divulgação)

Urubici is one of the coldest places in Brazil and can record negative temperatures during winter. Located in the Serra Catarinense, the city is known for its breathtaking natural landscapes, including waterfalls, canyons and impressive rock formations. One of the highlights is Morro da Igreja, where the famous Pedra Furada is located. On the coldest days, it is not uncommon for visitors to find frost covering fields and vegetation, creating postcard-worthy scenery.

5. Petrópolis (RJ)


Petrópolis (RJ). traduzido por: OPENROUTER

Petrópolis (RJ). (iStock/Divulgação)

Known as the Imperial City, Petrópolis offers a milder winter, but still quite pleasant for those who want to escape the heat. The city preserves historic buildings, museums and palaces that tell an important part of Brazil's history. During the coldest season of the year, the weather favors walks through the historic center and visits to the main tourist spots. Gastronomy is also an attraction, with restaurants that combine German, Portuguese and Brazilian influences.

6. São Joaquim (SC)


São Joaquim (SC). traduzido por: OPENROUTER

São Joaquim (SC). (Secretaria de Turismo de São Joaquim/Divulgação)

São Joaquim is one of the few places in the country where snow is possible during winter. Located in the Serra Catarinense, the city has become a benchmark in the production of high-altitude wines, attracting tourists interested in wine tourism and gastronomy. In addition to the low temperatures, the region enchants visitors with its mountain landscapes and vast fields covered in frost. Visiting wineries, tasting award-winning labels, and enjoying the cozy atmosphere are some of the most sought-after experiences by visitors.

CASACOR Publisher is an exclusive content creator agent, developed by CASACOR's Technology team based on the knowledge base of casacor.com.br. This text was edited by Chrys Hadrian.

traduzido por: OPENROUTER