Top Things to do in Santo Angelo
What to do and see in Santo Angelo, Brazil: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Santo Angelo, Brazil including Catedral Angelopolitana, Praca Pinheiro Machado, Sete Povos das Missoes, Santo Angelo Municipal Museum, Memorial Prestes Column, Guarani das Missoes Municipal Museum, Comandai Falls, Railroad Museum, Padre Antonio Sepp Municipal Theater.
Restaurants in Santo Angelo
1. Catedral Angelopolitana
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By pregl M - Campinas, SP
We have hired Caminho das Missoes for our three day travel to Santo Angelo and the area on September. As we decided last minute to confirm the trip we contacted two different travel agents and liked better the first reply from Caminho das Missoes. The owner, Romaldo, was able to asist us quickly and replied answering all my questions that were not a few as it was our first trip to Santo Angelo and the Missoes area. Romaldo was able to book the best hotels in Santo Angelo as well in Sao Miguel das Missoes. We cross checked his choices against Trip Advisor comments on the hotels and verified he was able to offer these great options at very reasonable prices. Upon check-in, everything was fine and an upgrade was provided to us in Sao Miguel das Missoes as well. As we planned to arrive in Ijui we needed transportation to Santo Angelo ( around 30 miles) and back as well. A very kind gentleman was awaiting for us when we got to Ijui with a very good quality and clean car. The driver also suggested a good place for us to have lunch in Ijui on our way to Santo Angelo. Upon arrivingnin Santo Angelo, Romaldo took us for a guided tour to the city. Great quality tour getting to know lots of the untold history by academic books. By the amount of pepole saluting Romaldo, we noticed quite fast that he is very respected person in the area. We also decided to attend the mass at the gorgeous Santo Angelo Cathedral. Guess who Romaldo knew very well: the priest. After mass we spent a good time at the Pie Festival ( cidade das tortas) which is a local annual people celebration where they serve several local foods, including, of course, a ton of different pies. At the Festival which is run in front of the Cathedral, we where able to observe the genuine local people and enjoy great live regional music (musica gaucha). The next day we took our 32 mile (52 km) bike ride from Santo Angelo to Sao Miguel das Missoes. A wonderful cross country ride with stop at Sao Joao Batista ruins. Bikes were very new and great quality and Romaldo stayed with us to guide us through Sao Joao Batista reduction. A support car accompanied us all the time. It was Viktor and his date who was also responsible for the bikes. Arriving in Sao Miguel after a day long ride was spetacular and Romaldo arranged a guide to tour us over the incredible ruins of Sao Miguel das Missoes. At the morning of our departure the driver was at the hotel, timely, to drive us back to Ijui. What a superb quality service we got. Thanks to Romaldo, a local single guy, deeply unvolved with the community and its history, a friend of the local historians, a friend of the priest, friend of the indian descendants, a director of the city trade board and a local carnival organizer. Want more, Check in person this cant miss place in Brazil.
2. Praca Pinheiro Machado
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 110 reviews
Reviewed By Heloisa_Nunes - Teresina, PI
Na belíssima Praça Pinheiro Machado, bem arborizada, com piso de réplica de povoados pelos missioneiros, no centro da cidade de Santo Ângelo, está a majestosa Catedral Angelopolitana, o Museu Municipal, o Colégio Onofre Pires, a Prefeitura Municipal e o Clube Gaúcho. Nos quatro cantos da praça tem uma cruz missioneira. Há também 30 arcos que representam as reduções jesuíticas e uma bela rosa dos ventos no piso, antes de uma ponte com dois chafarizes que dão um charme especial à praça. Em frente a Catedral há um grande espaço para eventos. Local de lazer. Recomendo.
3. Sete Povos das Missoes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
4. Santo Angelo Municipal Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By Tainor T
Nice place to go once at the city. Diverse old objects and historic pieces. Tell a little bit of information about the Missions. Free allowance.
5. Memorial Prestes Column
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By Heloisa_Nunes - Teresina, PI
O Memorial da Coluna Prestes está situado à Av. Brasil, 1265, no prédio da antiga Estação Ferroviária, com fatos e fotos da marcha revolucionária liderada por Luis Carlos Prestes e Miguel Costa. Marcha político militar do tenentismo que teve início em Santo Angelo em 28 de Outubro de 1924 e percorreu 14 estados brasileiros, aproximadamente 25.000 km. Importante visitar o local para conhecer o movimento tenentista e a luta contra as oligarquias no poder.
6. Guarani das Missoes Municipal Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Miriam P - Porto Alegre, RS
O museu abre aos fins de semana, para uma cidade tão pequena isto é positivo, Tem objetos muito significativos para história .
7. Comandai Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Juan d - Rio Cuarto, Argentina
Muy bonito este lugar sobre todo muy tranquilo apto para hacer una parada y disfrutar de sus sombras y de sus hermosas cascadas sobre todo para los mas pequeños
8. Railroad Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Juan d - Rio Cuarto, Argentina
Muy interesante este museo ferroviario con la historia del tren en el sur de brasil, Tiene una linda colección de objetos del pasado que es muy comun en nuestro pueblos del interior argentino. Vale la pena
9. Padre Antonio Sepp Municipal Theater
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Fábio Antônio Q
Uma pena... Central e de bom tamanho mas as poltronas carecem de manutenção e os banheiros estão em mau estado de limpeza.
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