Probably one of the most "traditional" attractions in Gramado. This place has been around for ages…read more Its an open air area, with a bunch of miniatures of famous places, with trains going by, that kind of form a miniature city. There are some people in costumes walking around, a little coffee shop and a gift shop. In the uppermost area there is a little playground for kids. There is no parking lot, and finding a street parking spot can be a challenge during the busiest times of the year. And you cant pay for your entrance ticket with credit cards, only cash or debit. Not my favorite spot in the city tho, my main complain is that this place is always packed and its hard to fully appreciate it, but if you have young kids (my toddler gets ecstatic here) or its your first time in Gramado give it a try.

Cute way to spend 30-45 mins. The detail is wonderful on the buildings and grounds. Very nicely…read moredone. Can can crowded.

These days, Gramado is filled with tourists traps/decadent places whose sole purpose is to grab…read moremoney from people who don't know any better. But this place is pretty cool, and you can spend a few pleasant moments here. Is just this beautiful grassy hill with flowers all around. There is also some green houses where you can check how they grow and maintain the flowers. There is a small bistro type place and a home goods store. As I have mentioned, you wont spend the whole day here, but is a nice place to wind up for a few hours, take some cool photos, or just let your kids run loose for a while. You pay R$10 per person, which is not so bad when you compare it to other attractions in town, and there is available parking.