Rio Grande do Sul

Rio Grande do Sul is the southernmost state in Brazil, and borders Uruguay and Argentina. Regions Regiões de Rio Grande do Sul Central West Famous for paleontological tourism along the "Paleorrota" Central East Northeast Northwest Metropolitan Region of Porto Alegre Southeast Southwest Cities Porto Alegre - The city of the World Social Forum Bagé - The queen of the "fronteira" Canela Carazinho Caxias do Sul - A charming city noted for its many industries, particularly bus manufacturing (Marco Polo) and truck trailers (Randon). The city is growing rapidly and has many fine restaurants and some interesting night life, including the Mississippi Blues Bar - right out of Mississippi with pictures from the Crossroads, the birthplace of the blues. Chuí (Brazil) Gramado Muçum ‎Passo Fundo Pelotas Rio Grande - The state´s oldest city Santa Maria - The geographical heart of Rio Grande do Sul São Miguel das Missões Other destinations Understand Talk Get in The best way to get to Rio Grande do Sul is to fly to Porto Alegre (Salgado Filho Airoport) from Sao Paulo or Rio where most international flights to Brazil arrive. From Porto Alegre you can get anywhere else in Rio Grande do Sul by rental car, or by taking a guided tour. From Salagado Filho Airport you can take the Trensurb tram to the city center of Porto Alegre or get off in the Rodoviaria Station (Coach station) from which you can continue to many other destinations - the buses are prety safe and confortable. See Itineraries Do Eat Drink Stay safe Get out This article is an outline and needs more content. It has a template, but there is not enough information present. Please plunge forward and help it grow!