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Supermarket
Supermercado Coopercica
3805 Av. Humberto CereserPão de Açúcar
3535 Av. 9 de JulhoFaça sua compra online e receba em casa
Food scene
Restaurante Spiandorello
6245 Av. Humberto CereserPeça sua refeição online e receba em casa com toda comodidade e segurança
12 locals recommend
Villa Brunholi Italian Restaurant
5900 Av. Humberto CereserPeça sua refeição online e receba em casa com toda comodidade e segurança
Sightseeing
Park of the City
Km 66 Rod. João CereserORQUIDÁRIO BIORCHIDS
620 Estr. do MursaLocal para visitação é compra de orquídeas.
Zoológico
O Zooparque Itatiba é o maior museu de história natural da América Latina, intitulado como "Viagem pela Evolução e Biodiversidade do Mundo"
Zooparque possui uma parceria com o museu "Evolutionsmuseum Schmiding", localizado em Krenglbach, na Áustria
47 locals recommend
Zooparque Itatiba
Rodovia Dom Pedro IZooparque possui uma parceria com o museu "Evolutionsmuseum Schmiding", localizado em Krenglbach, na Áustria
Events
Jundiaí Grape Festival traditionally takes place in the second half of January. The city of Jundiaí has 85% Italian descendants, which makes the city very festive, cheerful and rich in Italian cuisine. This party is to honor the Italian immigrants who left their homeland and took root here in Brazil, brought with them their traditions, cuisine, wine and contributed to the economic and social development of this city. It is held at Parque Comendador Antônio Carbonari, a large space with a good structure to receive thousands of people. Pets are allowed as well. Today, for example, the park was full when we arrived. We went to lunch, to try the award-winning cheese "coxinha" (the cheese coxinha only exists here in Jundiaí and became intangible heritage of this city) and a delicious esfiha. The fruit stands were very beautiful with beautiful fruits (our favorites are lychee, fig and pitaya). At the exhibition and local wine tasting stand (Vila do Vinho) there was a show with typical Italian music that was very cool and lively. Residents of Jundiaí, other cities and other states in Brazil come to participate in this popular festival of the Italian community. Admission is free (donation of 1 kilo of non-perishable food was optional). Very very cool and recommendable.
Grape party
Avenida Amadeu RibeiroJundiaí Grape Festival traditionally takes place in the second half of January. The city of Jundiaí has 85% Italian descendants, which makes the city very festive, cheerful and rich in Italian cuisine. This party is to honor the Italian immigrants who left their homeland and took root here in Brazil, brought with them their traditions, cuisine, wine and contributed to the economic and social development of this city. It is held at Parque Comendador Antônio Carbonari, a large space with a good structure to receive thousands of people. Pets are allowed as well. Today, for example, the park was full when we arrived. We went to lunch, to try the award-winning cheese "coxinha" (the cheese coxinha only exists here in Jundiaí and became intangible heritage of this city) and a delicious esfiha. The fruit stands were very beautiful with beautiful fruits (our favorites are lychee, fig and pitaya). At the exhibition and local wine tasting stand (Vila do Vinho) there was a show with typical Italian music that was very cool and lively. Residents of Jundiaí, other cities and other states in Brazil come to participate in this popular festival of the Italian community. Admission is free (donation of 1 kilo of non-perishable food was optional). Very very cool and recommendable.