Municipality in Southeast, Brazil
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Jundiaí is a city in the Campinas Region of São Paulo state. More than just a medium-sized city between São Paulo and Campinas, Jundiaí is renowned by its wineries and traditional fruit farms open to visitors, as well as by the Serra de Japi, a rainforest-covered mountain range with unique characteristics.
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Museu da Companhia Paulista, Museu Ferroviário Barão de Mauá
The imponent construction, although looking centenary, was actually built in 1979 to pay homage to the ferroviary history of the São Paulo state. It contains an extensive amounts of artifacts from the glorious times of rails during the coffee farming era, plus replicas of trains and interiors of train stations
Splendid Neogothic-style cathedral that is one of the main postcards of Jundiaí. The exact date of building is unknown, but it was reformed from Baroque to Neogothic style in 1886, and sits in the same place of the original chapel of Jundiaí (from 1651).
Museu Histórico e Cultural de Jundiaí
A 1862 mansion that was used by Antônio de Queiróz Telles, a local aristocrat known as the "Jundiaí Baron". Hosts a permanent exposition about the "Jundiaí Baron" and other relevant figures in the history of the city, plus temporary expositions and cultural activities.
Jundiaí train station, inaugurated in 1867 and operating ever since. Alongside its history, it belonged to four companies: São Paulo Railway, E.F. Santos-Jundiaí, RFFSA and CPTM (its current owner).
The collection of colorful, similar houses in front of the Jundiaí stations belonged to workers of São Paulo Railway and is a national heritage site.
Jardim Botânico
This state park just south of town has the largest forest preserve in the state, with opportunities for extreme sports.
Italian Winery that produces different types of wine, vinegar, cold cuts, cheese and sweets.
Winery specialized in red wines.
A former Italian grape farm from 1915, now offering gardens, forest trails in the Serra do Japi, horse riding and other relaxing activities.
Inaugurated in 1911, it is one of the 6 centenary theatres of the country, being for some time the largest theatre of the state. Closed during the 1960s, it was reformed and reactivated in 1996. Check the municipality cultural agenda for presentations in the theatre.
The restaurant of the winery serves rural Italian food.
Restaurant with cooking in wood stoves, serving food with locally produced ingredients and wines.
Fitness center, restaurant, bar, and travel center.
The pedestrianized street and its surroundings form Jundiaí's central shopping area.
Modern shopping mall with 230 stores and 7 movie screens.
Small shopping mall with around 60 shops. Close to the city center.
By train
Jundiaí is one of the few places outside the São Paulo metro area where it is possible to arrive by train.
By bus
Getting to Jundiaí by bus is a far more comfortable option than the CPTM train. The intercity bus terminal of Jundiaí is Terminal Rodoviário José Alves, at Av. 9 de Julho, 4000.
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