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What to Do in Gramado When It Rains? 10 Tourist Tips

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Hey there! If you’re planning a trip to Gramado, it’s smart to be ready for any kind of weather. After all, the city is famous for experiencing all four seasons in a single day. In this article, we’re diving into what to do in Gramado when it rains.

Rain can be a bummer, but it doesn’t have to ruin your trip. With a little planning, you can make the most of the city, even on those drizzly days.

Here are some awesome activities you can enjoy in Gramado when the weather isn’t cooperating:

Stay Dry on Rua Coberta

Rua Coberta is one of the most popular spots in Gramado. It’s a covered promenade packed with shops, restaurants, and cafés. It’s a fantastic place to stroll, shop, and sample the local cuisine. Plus, Rua Coberta is the perfect place to take shelter from the rain.

Photo of Rua Coberta in Gramado with Christmas decorations, people at restaurants and walking along the street
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira – Rua Coberta in Gramado, Christmas decorations, 2024

Dreamland Wax Museum and Its Charms

The Dreamland Wax Museum is one of Gramado’s main attractions. The museum features over 100 wax figures of celebrities, politicians, and historical characters. It’s a great option for a rainy day in Gramado.

www.dreamland.com.br/gramado

Michael Jackson and other singers in wax figures
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

Raining? Come Enjoy Snowland

Snowland is the first indoor snow park in the Americas. The park offers a variety of activities, like ice skating, skiing, and snowboarding. It’s a great option for a rainy day in Gramado.

www.snowland.com.br

Photo of the clock and thermometer at Snowland in Gramado
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

4. Lago Negro Lago Negro is one of the most famous tourist spots in Gramado. It’s an artificial lake surrounded by pine and other trees. It’s a great place for a walk, a picnic, and some relaxation. Even on rainy days, Lago Negro is a beautiful and peaceful place.

Lago Negro in Gramado, the lake's dark waters.
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

Gramado Film Festival Museum

The Gramado Film Festival Museum is an interesting place to visit on rainy days. The museum showcases the history of the Gramado Film Festival, one of the most important in Brazil. Additionally, the museum has exhibits of costumes, posters, and other cinema-related items.

Kikito statue in front of the Gramado Film Festival Museum
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

museufestivaldecinema.com.br/loja/

Vinícola Ravanello Has Some of the Best Wines in Gramado

Vinícola Ravanello is a boutique winery located in Gramado. The winery offers tastings of locally produced wines and sparkling wines. It’s a great option for a rainy day in Gramado.

Vinícola Ravanello with people walking by the entrance, photo taken from the table with an open bottle of wine on it
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

Mundo a Vapor

Mundo a Vapor is a theme park that features life-size replicas of steam-powered machines. The park also has a souvenir shop and a café. It’s a great option for a rainy day in Gramado.

Inside the Mundo a Vapor park, showing the Porto Alegre - Canela Railway
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

mundoavapor.com.br

Aldeia do Papai Noel

Aldeia do Papai Noel is a theme park that celebrates Christmas. The park features Santa’s house, a toy factory, and a gift shop. It’s a great option for a rainy day in Gramado.

Santa's car parked and stored away
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

Parque Gaúcho

Parque Gaúcho is a theme park that celebrates the gaúcho culture. The park features exhibits of gaúcho artifacts, music and dance shows, and a restaurant. It’s a great option for a rainy day in Gramado.

Tractor and ox cart at Parque Gaúcho
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

Igreja Matriz São Pedro

Igreja Matriz São Pedro is a historic church located in the center of Gramado. The church boasts impressive architecture and is a great place to visit on rainy days. We hope these suggestions help you make the most of your trip to Gramado, even when it’s raining. Remember to check the opening dates and hours before visiting any of these attractions.

Igreja Matriz São Pedro in Gramado
Photo by Marcelo Oliveira

Extra tip: In February, we have the Vindima em Gramado (Grape Harvest Festival), so plan your vacation to enjoy the best wine in Brazil.