You will visit the Carambeí Historical Park, which features replicas of buildings from the beginning of the Carambehy colony, which originated in 1911. It is the largest open-air historical museum in Brazil. You will learn about the foundations of the community, which prospered with cooperativism. Batavo started here and the region is famous for its agricultural, milk and dairy production. You will have time for lunch at the Koffiehuis, which has Brazilian and Dutch specialties. We recommend trying the "bitterballen", which are Dutch meat dumplings. The pies are also tempting!

Located in the rural area of Carambeí, Het Dorp has a laundry room and photogenic corners. He is on a rural property that raises dairy cattle and the place has its own cheese factory, with very different recipes. It's worth tasting the different flavors. It also has its own production of lavender-based items, such as soaps, creams, flavorings and much more.

The Castrolanda Mill is one of the largest in the world and you can visit it and see how it works. The Memorial also has a museum that shows the history of the community, which came to Brazil in the 1950s and transformed the region into the largest milk producer in Brazil!