Campos Do Jordao trip planner

Pointed roofs, wooden alpine houses, and mountain views typify Campos do Jordao, which at 1,628 m (5,341 ft) above sea level comes in as Brazil's highest city. Dubbed the "Brazilian Switzerland" in reference to its architecture, climate, and surrounding landscape, the small city is home to around 50,000 residents. Sightseeing in Campos do Jordao offers the chance to appreciate charming European-style architecture, plus outdoor activites such as horseback riding, hiking, mountain climbing, and cable swings that soar above the treetops. Don't forget to pack a jacket--the mercury can dip well below freezing during winter. Add Campos Do Jordao and other destinations in Brazil to your travel plans using our Brazil itinerary builder app.