Cachoeiro de Itapemirim

At a certain time of day, a protrusion in the rock form the perfect shape of an emu.

715-meter granite formation.

Highest point of the city, from which you can see the Atlantic Ocean. There is a forest trail which reaches its summit, passing by a waterfall called Cachoeira Alta.

House where Roberto Carlos was born and raised. The singer is revered by many older Brazilians as the king of Brazilian popular music. The house was purchased by the city and opened as a museum exhibiting photos and other related curiosities.

A former railway station, built in 1903, it was the main point of connection between Cachoeiro and the capital Vitória, Rio de Janeiro and other cities in the south of Espírito Santo and the Zona da Mata Mineira. The station ended its activities in the second half of 1996. The Domingos Lage Railway Museum, opened in 2007, tells, through photographic collections and materials, the history of the railway and its historical contribution to the development of the city. The site also provides space for cultural activities.

The only bird call factory in South America, it has been in existence for over 100 years. The peeps are made of noble wood from the roots of trees extracted in the past.