Large cave in rural Minas Gerais, Portuguese only tours. Should be about 30 minutes to the end of the cave and back. Not wheelchair accessible, difficult and irregular stone steps inside. Cave is decoratively illuminated, floods partially in summer. Good parking, bathrooms, and small restaurant.

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(Translated by Google) Peace, faith, and love for God. A great place to pray; quiet, with a good moonlight for you to encounter God and Our Lady. Every Wednesday there's a men's rosary at 8 p.m. It's crowded and very beautiful. (Original) Paz, fé e amor a Deus. Lugar ótimo para rezar, silencioso, luar bom para vc encontrar Deus e Nossa Senhora. Toda quarta-feira tem o terço dos homens às 20 hs. Cheio e muito bonito

It's not a big cave, but it has good structure + a nice green garden to make picnics .

It's not a big cave, but it has good structure + a nice green garden to make picnics .

Nice area in Sete Lagoas. Good restaurants and relatively safe in this area.

Many stores, good eating places and plenty safe spaces for kids.

World class attraction 1 hour by car from Belo Horizonte. Highly recommended and, in my opinion, hands down the best touristic attraction in the region. It's a huge botanical park dotted with very interesting (sometimes very unusual and peculiar) art galleries and installations from renowned Brazilian and international artists. Even if you're not a fan or a contemporary art connoisseur, just the nature itself will blow you away. Make sure to buy the tickets in advance (a day or two before the visit might be enough) and if possible try to visit on a weekday (Wednesdays are free which is good, but might mean longer lines). The last time I was there, it was a Sunday in between holidays, so the lines to get in and for some of the galleries were huge but moved quickly. It's possible to go and come back by Uber, but expect price surges because everybody goes and leaves at the same time. There are cheaper bus options as well, but keep in mind that if you're in a group, it might be worth renting a car or just sharing an Uber. The road to access it is not the best, but it's manageable. If money is not a problem, it's possible to stay at a great 5 star hotel inside the park. Don't expect to see everything in just one day, but if you only have one, make sure to arrive at the earliest time possible and pay for the golf cart package to speed things up (the extra fee is not that expensive). If you decide to walk everywhere, expect long distances and huge elevation differences, so dress accordingly. I've always been there during the fall or winter, so although very humid and hot (the area is part of the Atlantic rainforest), the weather was comfortable enough and there were no mosquitos. About the galleries, two different takes: study or watch videos before going to make sure you visit the ones that interest you the most in order not to waste time walking aimlessly and not miss out on the great ones; or take your time and be surprised, you do you. Some are interactive, you'll have to take your shoes off and for some others, have enclosed proper shoes to step on broken glass. There are two art installations with swimming pools and if you want, you're able to get in and swim (I guess they even offer towels and a changing area). Some other galleries might not be suitable for children due to adult themes and be careful with others with flashing lights, but everything is clearly signed and explained by the staff. The service is great, but some of the staff might not be so knowledgeable about the art and might not even be able to speak other languages. And although all the signs are in English as well, instructions given by the staff were all in Portuguese only, so beware. Hiring a guide beforehand to help and explain some of the art is great if possible, but not required at all. There are great options for food throughout the park that cater to all tastes and most food restrictions with two big self service restaurants for lunch (different price ranges) and the quality in both are very good. There are also smaller places for burgers, pizzas and a good number of coffeeshops scattered inside the park. Water fountains are plenty so bring your bottles. Bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Don't hesitate to come!

Beautiful place. The type was fantastic

(Translated by Google) Place of peace (Original) Lugar de paz

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Very modern place, breath taking architecture and landscaping. You will find a variety of modern pieces and contemporary art inside the museum.

Well thought of access ramps make very easy to get in and out of the stadium. Seats are comfortable enough, although you hardly use it as local fans watch the game standing mostly. Big flags also block the view at times, but it is part of the local culture so that was OK. Good sandwiches and beer available inside. Great experience

The very best experience to understand and discover the local taste and culture. Being a Latino, some halls looked so familiar, I felt in Mexico, some others looked so Colombian or Ecuadorian... and of course, some felt a totally new experience and authentically local, 1000% Brazilian. Diversity as its best! Get lunch from the buffets with a nice portion of feijão and picanha, pared with a Brahma beer chopp. Then, look for a coffee with pão de queijo. And, since it is warm and humid, stop for a caipirinha, 500 ml or 1000 ml

Good Destination if you're spending some time in Belo Horizonte. In the afternoon people are exercising, walking their dogs or playing with their kids.. there are also several museums surrounding the park.. lots do do

beautiful building, free exhibition and a good place for cofee and meet friends.

Free and open to the public. Very fun and cool ride up to the look-out in the first place. Pay attention to the awesome houses and first glimpses that you get of the skyline before getting up. At the look-out itself you have a wonderful view that all visitors to Belo Horizonte should take the time to see. The city is immense and it’s really cool to see it all laid out before you and the scope of the hills and all. Super cool. There isn’t anything else in the park right now so you can see it all as fast or as slow as you want.

Wow... Amazing place for adventurers. Tabuleiros is one of the highest brazilian waterfalls (> 300 m). Access is easier from Conceição do Mato Dentro and you can park your car inside the park without difficulties. There are 03 different places to visit: - Mirante - you will just see the waterfall and is less than 10 min walking from the main entrance - Bottom - Around 30 minutes walking from the main entrance. You can swing on small lakes - Above - Around 240 minutes walking Don't forget your watter and reserve one day to visit Tabuleiros waterfall. Be careful during rain seasons!

This place is simply amazing! The waterfall is beautiful and has enough place to swim. Personally I liked a lot the other side of the waterfall, the Cipó river. So calm and peaceful! You can enjoy the river literally by yourself. To reach the big waterfall, you need to walk around 1km and the trail is very easy. Small kids and eldery people can do it easily. The entrance fee is 30 real but it is well deserved!

(Translated by Google) It was great, very beautiful place with incredible views. (Original) Foi ótimo,lugar muito lindo com vistas incríveis.

Great landscape! The trek is flat and the difficulty is lower-medium, but can become mid if the trek is wet, where you face some quagmire. Overall it's a nice 8km trek 'til the waterfall. The catchment basin is not that large but it's refreshing and beautiful even so. Quite rewarding journey!

A beautiful Natural Park, full of treks amd hikings. The small municipality is prrtty well served woth lot of restaurants, Pharmacies, Bars and Supermarkets.

Great view, outstanding air quality, awesome trails great for hiking.

Gorgeous church, covered with gilded gold. Every detail is a joy to examine. Make sure to note the imported Portuguese organ.

Excellent site for a peaceful stroll. The fountain is relatively well preserved, resembling the facade of baroque churches. It was built in the 18th century, and was used to supply water to the residents of Tiradentes. Apparently, the three water spouts had different purposes (human consumption, another one for animals and the third one for washing clothes). At the back you can still see the aqueduct that supplies the water which comes from the Bosque da Mãe D'Agua (access seems closed now).

You can check some beautiful Aleijadinho pieces of art!!