Campos Novos, a city in the western part of Santa Catarina, Brazil, is steeped in history and agricultural tradition. Originally inhabited by the Kaingang indigenous people, the city became a hub for immigrants and refugees in the early 20th century. Today, it is renowned for its crop production and livestock farming. Visitors can explore cultural and historical landmarks like the São João Batista Parish Church and the Coronel Gasparino Zorzi Cultural Center. The annual Pilgrimage of Our Lady of Aparecida draws thousands of devotees, highlighting the city's cultural significance. Additionally, the Campos Novos Hydroelectric Plant plays a crucial role in the region's energy supply.
Try local dishes made from the region's abundant agricultural produce.
Plan your visit around the Pilgrimage of Our Lady of Aparecida for a unique cultural experience.
Visit the São João Batista Parish Church and the Coronel Gasparino Zorzi Cultural Center for insights into local history.
Spring is a pleasant time to visit with mild weather, ideal for exploring the countryside.
Summers can be hot; it's a great time to enjoy local festivals and outdoor activities.
Fall offers cooler temperatures and a chance to experience the harvest season.
Winters are mild, making it a comfortable time to explore the city's cultural sites.
BRL R$
$50-$100 p/day
36,932
Portuguese
April-June, September-November
Cultural, Historical, Nature, Educational