Belvedere

Here in Vale do Quilombo, prefer the verb to contemplate. The incredible view, at 850 meters high, is surrounded by hydrangeas especially in summer. The feeling of freedom and presence are just the beginning.

If you're a photo fan, here's the tip: in the morning the lighting is better. In the afternoon, the clipping in nature is incredible. The fog (fog) makes everything more bucolic.

With a keen eye, look in the middle of the green for the historic buildings of “Line 28” and imagine the life that some people lead today in the colony.



In the silence of nature, you can imagine the old “grassy countryside”, where drovers and peddlers passed by at the end of the 19th century. In the Federalist revolution, which “tried to separate the South from Brazil”, ambushes were prepared here.

A path also blessed. Father Theodoro Amstad, who traveled the colonial paths between 1897 and 1905, described visions and mirages at sunset, while looking for the faithful in clearings in the woods.

Being here is still a blessing!

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