Venda Nova do Imigrante
A mountain town settled by descendants of Italian immigrants, known as Brazil's agritourism capital, where farm visits offer mountain coffee, cheese and salami.
Venda Nova do Imigrante lies about 15 km west of Pedra Azul. Most residents are descendants of 19th-century Italian immigrants, and the town is regarded as Brazil's capital of agritourism. Family farms along the way open to visitors, who can sample and buy mountain coffee, cheese, cured salami, wine, jams and Italian pasta. Many farms have restaurants and guesthouses. The Polenta Festival, held every October, is a major event. It is about 105 km from Vitória by road, and is best combined with a visit to Pedra Azul Park or an overnight stay in the hills.
Opening hours
Farm about 08:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Pedra Azul State Park
- Domingos Martins
- Santa Teresa
- Guarapari Beaches
- Paulo César Vinha State Park
- Museu Vale
- Parque Moscoso
- Palácio Anchieta