2-Hour Walk Through Paraty's Historical Centre

Stop for tasting Cachaças

Land Mark - Map

Indigenous crafts

Highlights

Understand the history and religious background of the town with a leisure walk

Enhance the taste buds with local drinks and beverages

Paraty

cultural, historical, walking

Group Tour

2 Hours

Easy

English

Description

Explore Paraty's culture and history as you stroll through the city's historical centre. Admire the architecture of the buildings and listen to stories about the past of the churches, and finally, end your experience with tastings of famous local cachaças.

Itinerary

Historical Center
- Set out on a two-hour stroll that will encompass around seven significant stops and present you to the town's history, the environs of the buildings, the history of the churches, ateliers, and other local curiosities.
- Visiting the whole history of Paraty is closely linked to the cane cycle, and on this land, high-quality cachaças (alcoholic drinks produced from sugar cane) are produced. As well as sweets and liqueurs, local cachaças will be made available for sampling and appreciation to experience this beautiful richness of aromas and flavours. Brazilian coffees from various states will also be served.

What's Included

Tasting of Cachaças, local alcoholic beverages

What's Excluded

The entrance tickets are not included

Know Before You Go

It is important to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking.

There is no guarantee that the museums and attractions will be open in case they are open for visitation.

Begin the tour by awakening the vision through colours, ranging from the preserved colonial architecture to the horizon, where the eyes find the nuances and charming shapes of the mountains that embrace and envelop this charming city.

In the quest for this understanding, religiosity is a factor that carries significant weight in this nation; at that point, the drums will awaken and sharpen the ears, leading us beyond Catholicism, which has remained so powerful and present from the start of colonisation to the present. And these influences left their marks and inheritances on the physical and cultural identities of what we now call the Brazilian people.