Jundiaí
Jundiaí is a municipality in the state of São Paulo, in the Southeast Region of Brazil, located 57 kilometres (35 mi) north of São Paulo.
The population of the city is 443,221 (2022), with an area of 431.20 km2 (166.49 sq mi).
Getting to Jundiaí
Jundiaí is easily accessible from either São Paulo (50 minutes) or Campinas (40 minutes) by Rod. Anhanguera (SP-330). From São Paulo, a frequently used alternative is to take Rod. dos Bandeirantes (SP-348), and change to Rod. Anhanguera shortly before arriving in Jundiaí. Jundiaí is one of the few places outside the São Paulo metro area where it is possible to arrive by train.
- 01Jundiaí
Getting to Jundiaí by bus is a far more comfortable option than the CPTM train.
Worth seeing
- 01Companhia Paulista Museum
Things to do
There are many trails through preserved mata atlântica (Atlantic Forest), with several waterfalls to see. As part of the Circuito das Frutas (Fruit Circuit), Jundiaí contains several farms open to visitors, allowing them to experience the Paulista countryside environment, plus taste and buy wine, fruits and other food. Adega Beraldo di Cale, Estrada Municipal de Jarinu Km 12 - Caxambu,. Tue-Sun 08:30-17:30.
Where to eat
Adega Beraldo di Cale, Estrada Municipal de Jarinu Km 12 - Caxambu,. Sat Sun. The restaurant of the winery serves rural Italian food. Fazenda Montanhas do Japi, Estrada de Santa Clara, 5650 - Santa Clara,. Restaurant with cooking in wood stoves, serving food with locally produced ingredients and wines.
Getting around Jundiaí the local way
- Get aroundTo explore the countryside and the nature around the city, however, you will need an uber lift, share a blablacar ride, or hire one of the tour agencies that operate in the city.
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