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# San José de Jáchal

San José de Jáchal is a city in San Juan province, in the central-west Cuyo region of Argentina.

## Understand

San José de Jáchal (often shortened to Jáchal) is a growing town of 10,993 inhabitants in the northeast of the province of San Juan, Argentina. It is the head town of the Jáchal Department.
* City map of San José de Jáchal

## Get in

San José de Jáchal is on National Rte 40, south of the Jáchal River. The bus terminal is at Presidente Perón and Laprida, six blocks east and three blocks south of the plaza.
San Juan Clasur and TAC, Tel. 0264 4214108 Guandacol & Villa Unión, La Rioja Transportes Fernández (Monday, Wednesday and Friday)
No public buses go to Chile, but La Serena Jeep Tours - Tel. +56 5121 4305, occasionally do the trip. The pass is only open in summer.

## See

* Templo de San José. Declared a national historical monument, for the evangelization tradition it represents in the Cuyo region. The temple was authorized in 1785 and its parish hall was the scene of many major historical events.

## Do

* Los Cauquenes Dam. Water reflecting like a mirror, with mackerel fish in abundance for fishing. Practice boating and water skiing. Ample room for camping.
* La Ciénaga (25 km from Jáchal). Beautiful, green area with camping facilities.
* Huerta de Huachi. A lovely place to spend a weekend, enjoying the beautiful landscape. It looks like a garden between the hills with a large amount of fruit trees and a swimming pool.
* Ischigualasto Provincial Park.
* Pachimoco Dam (10 km out of Jáchal on Rte 150).
* Termas de Agua Hedionda - Huaco (Hot springs) (On Rte 491, 30 km from Jáchal). At 1,100 m elevation in the narrow and colourful Huaco Ravine. The thermal baths temperature is around 24°C, only open in summer. Nearby is a 300 year old mill.
* Termas Agua Negra (Hot springs) (10 km out of Jáchal). Water temperatures around 24°C. Open in summer.
* Termas de Pismanta (Hot springs).

## Eat

* 1000 Ochocientos, Juan de Echegaray 573 (Calle San Martín and Echegaray), ☏ +54 264 543-0845. Interesting drinks and entrees and artifacts to look at while you're eating.

## Sleep

* Apart Hotel Hualta Picum, Sarmiento 749, ☏ +54 2647 420774.
* Hostería Huaco, Calle la Paz s/n, ☏ +54 264 4219528.
* Hotel Plaza, Domingo Faustino 344 SUR, ☏ +54 264 422-5179. a traditional sort of place. USD9–17.
* Hotel San Martin, Echegaray 367, ☏ +54 2647 420431, hsmartinjsj@yahoo.com.ar. USD11-18.
* Municipal El Vivero Campsite (3 km outside San José de Jáchal), ☏ +54 2647 420003.
* Pension La Casona, Rawson 596, ☏ +54 2647 421038.

## Connect

* Casa de la Cultura y Turismo On the plaza’s north sid. Tel. 02647 420003, int. 311

## Go next

* San Juan Clasur and TAC, Tel. 0264 4214108
* Guandacol & Villa Unión, La Rioja Transportes Fernández (Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday)
# San Jose del Monte

San Jose del Monte City is a city of 650,000 people (2020) in Bulacan.

## Understand

In the 1980s, thousands of informal settlers from Metro Manila were relocated to San Jose del Monte. The city is home to some of the biggest resettlement areas in the Philippines like the Sapang Palay resettlement area spread over 36 barangays, Pabahay 2000 in Barangay Muzon and Towerville in Barangay Minuyan Proper. Most of the city's population come from former informal settlers along the creeks, esteros, riverbanks and railway tracks of Metro Manila.

## Get in

San Jose del Monte is 65 kilometres (40 mi) from Malolos and 30 kilometres (19 mi) from Manila.

### By bus

* Grotto Terminal, Santa Maria-Tungkong Mangga Road (In front of the Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto). The central transport terminal for San Jose del Monte. Transfers to jeepneys and tricycles available (updated Jul 2019)
There are many city buses heading to San Jose del Monte from Metro Manila, mostly via Quirino Highway. The most common route to San Jose del Monte is the NAIA-Grotto route, which ply EDSA, Commonwealth Avenue, and Quirino Avenue.

### By train

San Jose del Monte is the terminus of the under-construction MRT Line 7 from Quezon City. The terminus will be far east of downtown, with a public transport terminal proposed there.

## See

* Mount Balagbag
* 14.1072120.8291 Kaytitinga Falls, Barangay San Isidro (a 1-hour trek). The way to Kaytitinga Falls is not well-developed that leads to non-accessibility of the trail. There are also no public toilets or showers in the area.
* 14.95121.1916672 Angat Watershed Forest Reserve. A portion of the reserve extends into SJDM. The watershed is a popular birdwatching site and is a biodiversity hotspot containing most of the remaining closed-canopy forests in Central Luzon.
* VS Orchids Farm (Santo Cristo) is the biggest orchids nursery and ornamental plants farm in Bulacan. Hundreds of orchids species are nurtured in this 1.8 hectares flora haven.
* 14.793806121.0667223 Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto Shrine (Graceville), San Jose del Monte. A privately operated pilgrimage site often visited by Roman Catholic devotees during Holy Week. It is not officially recognized as a Catholic pilgrimage site by the Diocese of Malolos.
* Saint Joseph the Worker Parish Church (Poblacion 1) is the main historical pilgrimage site in the heart of the city.
* People's Park of San Jose del Monte (Sapang Palay Proper)
* River Park Esplanade (Dulong Bayan)
* The Rising Heart and Padre Pio Mountain of Healing (Paradise III)
* Grotto Vista Resort (Graceville)
* Los Arcos de Hermano Resort and Events (Tungkong Mangga)
# San Jose (Nueva Ecija)

San Jose, often called San Jose City or SJC in short, is a small city in Nueva Ecija.

## Understand

San Jose sits on a plain which blurs into the Caraballo Mountains that forms the boundary with Nueva Vizcaya. It is at the crossroads of three highways, the Maharlika Hwy (Rte 1), San Jose-Lupao Rd (Rte 56), and Rizal-San Jose Rd (Rte 111).
The city used to be the barrio of Cabaritan (Kabaritan) in nearby Lupao until the Spaniards decided to upgrade it to a town in 1894 and renamed it after its patron saint, St. Joseph.
Agriculture is the main source of local revenue, and around the city are sprawling rice paddies which dominate the landscape.

## Get in
### By bus

* Baliwag Transit (BTI). One bus departs every hour or two from their terminals at Caloocan or Cubao. Bus station at San Jose-Lupao Road (updated Aug 2019)
* Five Star. About 3 ordinary buses run between Dagupan and Santiago City. Bus stop near the public market (updated Aug 2019)
* Genesis Transport. Services connect with Olongapo and San Fernando, Pampanga. (updated Aug 2019)
* Golden Bee. Baliwag Transit's sister bus line, with premium buses departing from Cubao or Pasay. (updated Aug 2019)

## See

* Tayabo Nature Park (Diamond Park). Has a flight of hundred steps into a hilltop pagoda, which has views of Nueva Ecija and the Caraballo Mountains (updated Aug 2019)

## Do

* Palaspas Falls, Manicla. (updated Aug 2019)

### Festivals

* Tanduyong Festival. (updated Aug 2019)
# San José (Guatemala)

San José is a small village on the north shore of Lago Petén Itzá in the Petén department of the Northern Lowlands of Guatemala.

## Get in

Bus from Santa Elena.

## See

* 17.0264-89.90141 Motul de San José. Largish unrestored Maya ruins some 4 km north of the village. It is possible to walk, but safer to take a taxi or tuk-tuk, and take plenty of water. Some large pyramids, all overgrown, and a few badly damaged stelae. The major groups are signposted. Nice view to the lake from the southern of the Twin Pyramids in Group C. Free. (updated Feb 2016)

## Eat

* Flores Pizza, San Jose-across Lake Peten Itza. The friendly owner cooks your pizza in an outdoor wood fired smoker/oven, for an outrageously delicious flavor.

## Sleep

* Bahía Taitzá, Barrio El Porvenir,San José, Petén 17002, ☏ +502 7928-8125, fax: +502 7821-0056, info@taitza.com. With a beach on Lake Petén Itzá, Regular and Family rooms, private bathrooms, hot/cold water, high wood roofs and ceiling fan. Chill out lounge. You can ask for Mauricio. US$25-35 per person.
* Casa Américas Itzá, 4 km from San José, ☏ +502 5595-8251, itza@casaamericas.com. Fronting Lake Petén Itzá, it has 6 spacious units with living room, bedroom, bathroom and patio. US$20-30 per person.

## Go next

* San Andrés (Guatemala)
# Lucignano

Lucignano is a well-preserved medieval hill town in southern Tuscany. It is characterized by an oval or elliptical shape. It has a population of around 3,500 and stands at 400 m above sea level in the middle of an agricultural area producing olives, grapes, cereals and sunflowers.

## Get in

The town is a few kilometers to the northwest of the junction between the A1 Autostrada that connects Rome and Florence and the highway that connects Siena with Perugia. Travelling from Florence leave the Autostrada at Monte S. Savino. Travelling from Rome, leave at Valdichiana following the direction to Siena. After a few kilometers take a right. Any one of these country lanes will eventually get you to Lucignano.

## Get around

The town is small and can be easily seen on foot.

## See

* Museo Communale (Town museum). Thursdays to Sundays, 10:00 to 17:00 or 18:00 at weekends. Only a few pieces here but all of some interest. Particularly of note is a reliquary known as "L’albero della vita" (Tree of Life), which is a gilded and bejeweled tree with a crucified figure on top.

## Do

Explore the town and the surrounding countryside and villages.

## Eat

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Trattoria Da Toto. Piazza del Tribunal, 6. Inexpensive restaurant serving traditional recipes from the region. The owner has published several cookbooks and gives cooking demonstrations on Italian TV. No menu; just a five or six-course meal depending on what they decide to cook on the day. Don't forget to finish with a glass or two of one of the many different flavoured grappas (Italian spirit made from wine leavings). Closed Tuesdays.

## Sleep

* Albergo Osteria Da Toto. In the centre of the town, this hotel provides fairly basic 2- to 3-star accommodation for around €60 for a single and €80 for a double. The main reason for staying here is the restaurant (see Eat) and most visitors take the half-board option at €57 per person. Piazza del Tribunal, 6 Lucignano. ☏ +39 0575 836763; Fax +39 0575 836988.

## Go next

With access to a car, Lucignano is a good base for exploring southern Tuscany and northern Umbria. Florence, Siena, Arezzo, Chianti, Cortona and Perugia are all within an hour or so, together with a host of smaller, but equally fascinating, places.
# Lucera

Lucera is a town in the province of Foggia in the region of Apulia (Puglia), Italy.

## See

* 41.50802815.3351 Cathedral. (updated Oct 2023)
* 41.50825615.3448532 Anfiteatro Romano. 9-14.
* 41.50941315.3215083 Fortezza Svevo-Angionia.
* 41.5075915.336254 Museo di Archeologia Urbana, Via De Nicastri 36 (Palazzo De Nicastri), ☏ +39 0881 541662.

## Eat

* 41.5076315.336211 Il Cortiletto, Via De Nicastri, 26 (Behind the Cathedral), ☏ +39 0881 542554.
* 41.507715.335792 Il Presidente - Cucina & Pizza, Via de Nicastri, 10, ☏ +39 0881 524106. Apulian cuisine, including pizza.
* 41.5111515.332063 Il Testamento del Porco, Via A. Moro,19, ☏ +39 328 6843477. Really great if you like meat and wine.

## Sleep

* 41.5025415.33781 Hotel Sorriso, Viale Raffaello Sanzio, ☏ +39 0881 540306, hotelsorrisolucera@gmail.com. nice place, nice people, English language: intermediate. (updated Oct 2023)
# Lucca (province)

The Province of Lucca lies in the Tuscany Region of central Italy. Most of its population live in the south around Lucca city and along the coast; inland are rugged hills. It's bordered to the south by Pisa, to the east by Pistoia and Florence, and to the north by Carrara. Its north-west mountains contain the same marble as Carrara, so if you look up on a warm summer day, you'll wonder why they're "snowy".

## Towns & villages

* 43.84166710.5027781 Lucca, the capital of the Province, has a well-preserved medieval centre and city walls.
* 43.86666710.2333332 Viareggio is the main town on the Tyrrhenian coast. It includes Torre del Lago, birthplace of Puccini, with a museum in his former villa and an annual opera festival.
* Versilia is the sprawling resort north of Viareggio, centred on Pietrasanta and 43.9510.1833333 Forte Dei Marmi. It also includes the hill towns of Seravezza and Stazzema. Perched above Stazzema is the village of 44.00611110.3069444 Volegno, where the church of Santa Maria del Grazie has 16th C paintings. But the village is best known for the natural arch in the mountain above, Monte Forato: on June 22nd every year the rising sun shines through the arch.
* Inland from Viareggio is the lake, wetland and peat bog of Lago di Massaciuccoli, where Puccini used to blast away at the ducks while mulling over his next romantic aria. It's bordered by the straggly village of 43.866710.33335 Massarosa, which hosts an international piano festival in June.
* North of Lucca, the valley of the River Serchio winds through the hills. At Borgo a Mozzano is the Ponte della Maddalena or Ponte del Diavolo (on banner picture above). Other small towns here include Bagni di Lucca and Barga, and the forests of Garfagnana.
* East of Lucca, the Autostrada races towards Pistoia and Florence. At the foot of the hills to the north is 43.89110.6616 Collodi, with the gardens of Villa Garzoni, and, if you can bear it, a Pinocchio theme park. Roads behind wind uphill to little villages such as Villa Basilica.

## Get in

By plane: Pisa Airport has good flight connections across Europe, and public transport to Lucca and Viareggio.
By train: the main line between Florence and Pisa bypasses Lucca province, but a slower loop connects Pisa, Lucca, Pistoia and Florence. Change at Florence for mainline connections across Italy.
Trains run up the coast from Pisa through Viareggio to La Spezia and Genoa, with connections to Milan, Nice and Marseille.

## Get around

Walk in Lucca city and use train or bus between the lowland towns, but you'll need a car to explore the hills.

## See

The marble-and-marzipan style of Lucca Cathedral set the pattern for Pisa and Florence.

## Do

Viareggio has a big carnival Feb-March, culminating in Mardi Gras.
# Lucens

Lucens is a city in the Jura region of Western Switzerland. It has its place in Swiss history as the location of an experimental nuclear reactor which was destroyed in a partial meltdown in 1969, Switzerland's most serious nuclear accident to date. The site was however underground and no radiation has escaped, so it's a perfectly safe place to visit.

## Get in

There are hourly trains from Lausanne and Payerne throughout the day.

## See and do

The two main attractions in Lucens are the castle and the Sherlock Holmes museum:
* 46.710726.836671 Lucens Castle. The castle is not publicly accessible. It is however rented out for functions and events. (updated Feb 2017)
* 46.710156.838522 $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Musée Sherlock Holmes, Rue des Greniers 7, ☏ +41 21 906 73 33, sherlock@lucens.ch. Sa Su 14:00-17:00, closes two months in winter. The son of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the Sherlock Holmes books, resided in the castle in Lucens until his death in 1970. During his time in Lucens he created this museum to exhibit his father's work. Fr. 10/5. (updated Dec 2016)

## Eat

* 46.707716.841591 Restaurant de la Gare, Avenue de la Gare 13, ☏ +41 21 906 12 50. Tu-Sa 09:00–15:00, 19:00–00:00. Fr. 50 for mains. (updated Feb 2017)

## Sleep

* 46.708756.839251 Hôtel-restaurant La Couronne, Grand'Rue 1, ☏ +41 21 906 95 15. From Fr. 87/138 single/double. (updated Dec 2016)
* 46.70776.841562 Hôtel de la Gare, Avenue de la Gare 13, ☏ +41 21 906 12 50. From Fr. 130/170 single/double. (updated Dec 2016)
# São Leopoldo

São Leopoldo is a city in the Grande Porto Alegre region of Rio Grande do Sul.

## Get in
### Train

Locals call it the TRENSURB. You can take the train from the airport to many stops in São Leopoldo and to cities beyond (Porto Alegre, Canoas, Esteio, Sapucaia do Sul, and Novo Hamburgo). The fare is R$1.70 and there's a station near the Porto Alegre Rodoviaria (central bus station) and Porto Alegre Salgado Filho airport. It is more or less safe to walk during day time from Rodoviaria or the airport to the stations.

## See

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Geological History Museum of Rio Grande do Sul (Museu de História Geológica do Rio Grande do Sul) (building 6 on the campus of the University of Vale do Rio dos Sinos - UNISINOS).
# São Lourenço do Sul

São Lourenço do Sul is in the Southeast of Rio Grande do Sul.

## Get in

* BR-116 north from Pelotas or south from Camaquã and Porto Alegre
* RS-265 connects from BR-471 at Canguçu

## See

* Igreja Nossa Senhora da Conceição, Boqueirão.
* Igreja de São João da Reserva.

### Beaches

São Lourenço do Sul has several freshwater beaches on the Lagoa dos Patos.
* Ondinas Beach (Praia das Ondinas).
* Barrinha Beach (Praia da Barrinha).
* Nereidas Beach (Praia das Nereidas).
# São Lourenço

São Lourenço is in Southern Minas Gerais. São Lourenço has established itself as one of the most important hydromineral resorts in Brazil.

## Understand

Tourism is the main economic activity and guarantees the high spirits on weekends, when bus caravans arrive from all over the country, mainly from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
In 2020, it had a population of 46,000 people.

### Climate

A city with a mild climate, it has an average temperature of 18ºC. In winter, temperatures reach 0ºC, and the heavy frost that hits the city is a spectacle worth seeing. With an altitude of 875 m in the city hall, it has a tropical climate of altitude, with an annual average of 18ºC, and the average in the summer of 22ºC.

## Get in

* From São Paulo - via BR-116 (Presidente Dutra) east to Cachoeira Paulista, turn toward Cruzeiro, and take the Dr. Avelino Júnior Highway/MG-158 through Passa Quatro, Itanhandu, and Pouso Alto, where you will see an exit for São Lourenço/Caxambu. Continue 11 more km.
* From Rio de Janeiro - via BR-116 (Presidente Dutra) west past Resende to the village of Engenheiro Passos and take BR-354 north into Minas Gerais. At Pouso Alto, you will see an exit for São Lourenço/Caxambu. Continue 11 more km.
* From Belo Horizonte - via BR-381 (Fernão Dias), turning onto BR-267 at Cambuquira. You will pass through the small towns of Lambari, Jesuânia, and then Carmo de Minas. From Carmo de Minas it is 9 km more to São Lourenço.

## See

* Igreja Matriz, Praça Frei Egídio de Assis, 2, ☏ +55 35 3332-4011. Completed in 1895.
* Parque das Águas.
* Temple of Eubiose (Templo da Eubiose).
* Tower Building (Edifício da Torre).
* Train Station (Estação Ferroviária).

## Do

* Cableway.
* Forró, Praça João Lage. Dance forró in the plaza on Saturday and Sunday nights.

## Buy

* Vila Verde (Aldeia Vila Verde). Handcrafts
* Pedestrian Walkway (Calçadão).

## Eat

* Cantina Bertolaccini, Rua Dr. Melo Viana, 80 - Centro, ☏ +55 35 3332-6657.
* Cantina Mamma Mia, Av. Cel. José Justino, 674, ☏ +55 35 3331-3242.
* Ki Beleza, Av D Pedro II, 643 - Centro. Per kilo restaurant.
* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Nicolaus, Rua Batista Luzardo, 165, ☏ +55 35 3332 1242.
* Rei do Pernil, Av D Pedro II, 305 - Centro, ☏ +55 35 3331-2153.

## Drink

* Escondidinho, Rua XV de Novembro.
* Estação Sertaneja, Via Ramon (in front of the airport). Sertanejo concerts.
* Bar do Carioca, Rua Wenceslaw Bráz, 198 (near the pedestrian walkway). Live music and bar food.
* Porão da Quinta, R. Maria da Gloria Ensá, 515. Popular with the younger crowd, it has frequent concerts and parties.

## Sleep

* Hotel Aliança, Av. Dom Pedro II, 505, ☏ +55 35 3332-4300, info@hotelaliança.com.br.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Hotel Estância, Rua Dr. Olavo Gomes Pinto, 195 - Centro, ☏ +55 35 3332-2155, estanciaonline@bol.com.br.
* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Hotel Fazenda Bavária, Br 460 - Km.11,5, ☏ +55 35 3332-4411, reservas@hotelfazendabavaria.com.br.
* $^{[deadlink]}$ Hotel Solaris, Rua Batista Luzardo, 445, ☏ +55 35 3332-1212, solaris@hotelsolaris.com.br.
* Pousada Santo Antônio, Praça Ismael de Souza, 26, ☏ +55 35 3331-1762.

## Go next

* Poços de Caldas
* Resende
* São Thomé das Letras
# São Mateus

São Mateus is in Espírito Santo.

## Get in

* BR-101 north from Vitória and Linhares or south from Teixeira de Freitas, in Southern Bahia.
* BR-361 east from Nova Venécia
* ES-422 connects to Conceição da Barra to the north

## See

* Barra Nova Beach.
* Ecclesiatical Museum of Sacred Art (Museu Eclesiástico de Arte Sacra), Avenida João XXIII, nº 586. A collection of sacred images from the 17th, 18th, 19, and 20th centuries.
* Igreja Matriz, Praça Municipal - Centro. Built by the Jesuits in 1764.
* Igreja de São Benedito, Praça São Benedito - Centro. Another Jesuit-built church from the 18th century.
* Igreja Velha. Ruins of an unfinished church. Construction was halted in 1853.
* Guriri Island. The most well-known beach destination, with over 20 km of sand.
* São Mateus History Museum (Museu Histórico Municipal), Praça Municipal - Centro. House in the former city council building constructed in 1764.
* São Mateus Port (Porto de São Mateus). The port features a complex of buildings constructed in the late 18th and 19th centuries.
# São Marcos

São Marcos is in the Northeast of Rio Grande do Sul.

## See

* Igreja Matriz de São Marcos.
* Igreja de São Luiz.
* Monte Calvário. This 830-meter-high mountain is a symbol of the city.
* Nossa Senhora Aparecida Grotto (Gruta de Nossa Senhora Aparecida).
* Praça Central Dante Marcucci.

## Sleep

* Hotel São Marcos, Rua João Rech, 100, ☏ +55 54 3291-1411, faleconosco@hotelsaomarcosrs.com.br.
# São João del Rei

São João del Rei is the largest of the colonial mining towns in Minas Gerais, Brazil.

## Understand

While lacking the stunning geographical setting and plethora of churches that Ouro Preto has, São João del Rei is quite pleasant and a good place for a few days of relaxing. The town is also known as the birthplace of Tancredo Neves, whose election as president in 1985 (he died before taking office) brought an end to Brazil's military rule.

## Get in
### By car

SJDR is best reached using the BR-040 highway, which connects Belo Horizonte to Rio de Janeiro. Coming from either end, exit the highway at Congonhas and access the BR-383.

### By bus

São João del Rei is four hours by bus from Belo Horizonte, eight from São Paulo.
From Belo Horizonte the bus company Buser goes for R$40 (Dec 2021). Viação Sandra has the ride for R$75 (Dec 2021).
From Petrópolis Paraibuna offers tickets for around R$105 (Dec 2021).

## See

* Igreja de São Francisco de Assis, on the west side of town. Flanked by tremendous towering palms, this church was completed in 1774 and features carvings by Aleijadinho. The attached cemetery contains the grave of Tancredo Neves.
* The small Railroad Museum in the train station depicts the important role railroads played in the development of the mining towns in the 19th century.

## Do

One of the most entertaining things to do in São João del Rei is to get out of town, on the 1920s vintage steam locomotive to the nearby town of Tiradentes. It runs only Friday through Sunday, with two round trip runs per day. Tickets can be bought (no reservations needed) at the train station in the center of town.

## Eat

* $^{[formerlydeadlink]}$ Restaurante Villeiros, Rua da Prata, 132 A - Centro, ☏ +55 32 3372-1034.
* Cantina do Ítalo, Rua Ministro Gabriel Passos 315 Centro, ☏ +55 32 3371-8239. Italian food.

## Sleep

* Hotel Brasil, Av. Tancredo Neves 395, (across from the train station). Old, large, and seemingly deserted. Also economical and convenient.
* HI Villa, Av. 8 de Dezembro, 272 - centro. An economical option, this hostel offers very clean rooms, equipped kitchen and nostalgic atmosphere.
* Pousada Sinha Moça, Rua Dr. Oscar da Cunha, nº 103, ☏ +55 32 3371-2425, fax: +55 32 3371-2425.

## Go next

There are buses departing from São João del Rei to major Brazilian cities, usually twice a day. The bus station is simple but provides luggage storage, showers and internet connection.
# São Lourenço da Serra

São Lourenço da Serra is in Grande São Paulo.

## Do

* $^{[deadlink]}$ Triângulo Azul Water Park (Parque Aquático Triângulo Azul), BR-116/Régis Bittencourt, Km 301, ☏ +55 11 4686-1840.