2-Hour Paraty Walking Tour with History and Cachaça Tasting
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2-Hour Paraty Walking Tour with History and Cachaça Tasting

Experiences 2 Hours
2-Hour Paraty Walking Tour with History and Cachaça Tasting 2-Hour Paraty Walking Tour with History and Cachaça Tasting 2-Hour Paraty Walking Tour with History and Cachaça Tasting
2 Hours Duration
Experiences

About This Tour

Live the emotion and energy of immersing yourself in the local history of Paraty on this 2-hour tour. Experience and understand the culture and history of Brazi...

Duration: 2 Hours · Tour type: Shared · Activity level: Easy · Accommodation: Not included · Transport: Not included · Wheelchair access: Not applicable · City: Paraty · Languages: English

Know before you go: It is important to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking. It is recommended to bring a hat or parasol, as well as an umbrella in case of rain. Bringing a bottle of water can also be very helpful.; There is no guarantee that the museums and attractions will be open, and if they are open for visits, entrance tickets are not included.; Children under 7 years old do not pay.

About Paraty

Paraty
Brazil

Paraty

Surrounded by the soaring peaks of the Serra da Bocaina and primeval rainforests, Paraty offers Portuguese colonialism and Brazilian beach culture at its best. Get a local guide to show you around.

What's Included

  • Tasting of cachaças and local alcoholic beverages

Not Included

  • Entrance tickets

Itinerary

  1. 1
    Day 01

    Paraty History, Culture, and Cachaça Walking Tour

    Get ready for a walk lasting about two hours, with around 7 important stops introducing the history of the town, the context of its buildings, the history of the churches and ateliers, and curiosities about local life. Get ready for a walk lasting about two hours, with around 7 important stops introducing the history of the town, the context of its buildings, the history of the churches and ateliers, and curiosities about local life. Begin the tour by awakening your vision through colours, from the preserved colonial architecture to the horizon, where your eyes meet the nuances and charming shapes of the mountains that embrace and surround this charming city. This region is marked by both natural beauty and beauty built by human hands, bodies, and minds from different regions of the world. Each of these influences has left marks and inheritances on the physical and cultural traits of what we now call the Brazilian people, reflecting all the plurality of being and belonging to a country whose borders extend across South America. In the search for this understanding, religiosity carries great weight in this country. At that moment, the drums awaken and sharpen the hearing, taking us beyond Catholicism, which has remained strong and present from the beginning of colonization to the present day. The religion of Candomblé also arrives and asks for passage, as do Umbanda and the different religions and rituals of indigenous and African origins. The whole history of Paraty is closely linked to the sugar cane cycle, and this land produces high-quality cachaças, alcoholic drinks made from sugar cane. Begin the tour by awakening your vision through colours, from the preserved colonial architecture to the horizon, where your eyes meet the nuances and charming shapes of the mountains that embrace and surround this charming city. This region is marked by both natural beauty and beauty built by human hands, bodies, and minds from different regions of the world. Each of these influences has left marks and inheritances on the physical and cultural traits of what we now call the Brazilian people, reflecting all the plurality of being and belonging to a country whose borders extend across South America. In the search for this understanding, religiosity carries great weight in this country. At that moment, the drums awaken and sharpen the hearing, taking us beyond Catholicism, which has remained strong and present from the beginning of colonization to the present day. The religion of Candomblé also arrives and asks for passage, as do Umbanda and the different religions and rituals of indigenous and African origins. The whole history of Paraty is closely linked to the sugar cane cycle, and this land produces high-quality cachaças, alcoholic drinks made from sugar cane. Experience this magnificent richness of smells and flavours as local cachaças are offered for tasting and appreciation, along with sweets and liqueurs. You will also be able to smell Brazilian coffees from different states. Experience this magnificent richness of smells and flavours as local cachaças are offered for tasting and appreciation, along with sweets and liqueurs. You will also be able to smell Brazilian coffees from different states.

Meeting Point

Meeting point: Paraty, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil · Tour start: Paraty, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil — Tour ends at the same location as the start point.

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