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Porto Alegre and its surroundings.: "The Deep South of Brazil"
  by Canadense  
written: 31 May 2001
last time there: July 1999
Known for it's amazing sunsets (or por de sol), Porto Alegre is one of the most captivating cities in Brazil. It hosts two nationally renowned soccer teams (Internacional and Gremio), Teatro de Sao Pedro (an amazing theatre, home to art collections and array of recitals), it hosts a world class port, and it happens to be only a few hours from the heartland of the reknowned Gauchos (South American cowboys). Although Porto Alegre has magnificent waterfront vistas and plenty of watersports, it does get somewhat chilly to participate in the watersports during the cold season. When travelling to Porto Alegre, one can't miss out on opportunities to go to the beach or the highlands. The beaches are a delight to frequent. Of course, most are no more than an hour away, and are host to many summer homes and frequently festivals as well. In the highlands, there are as many things to do as there are people. Only two hours, at the most, one can experience one of the most romantic and elegant cities in Brazil, called Gramado. Here, you'll find an assortment of sites to see and things to do. Famous for its wineries, chocolate factories, and Cafe Colonial (all you can eat, German restaurants), it hosts the Brazilian cinema awards. Southern Brazil is also host to some of the best food ever! Churrasco (Brazilian bbq), seafood, Italian, and yes, even pizza! A trip to southern Brazil will certainly, without a doubt, be an extremely pleasureable experience.
Pros: Lots of sites to see and food to try!
Cons: Can be cold and rainy in the winter (May - August)
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