A free Maria Fumaça ride is coming to the interior of São Paulo and will delight those who like to explore new landscapes! On September 28, you’ll have the opportunity to embark on a nostalgic journey through the interior of São Paulo on an authentic steam train.
The train journey will take place in Campinas, approximately 1.5 hours from the capital. It’s the perfect program for those who want to get away to the countryside on a trip full of tradition, entertainment and nature!
Take a free Maria Fumaça ride in the interior of São Paulo
The free Maria Fumaça ride in Campinas will be more than just a train ride. After all, it will provide a true immersion in São Paulo’s railroad past, with attractions for children and adults alike. The journey starts at Anhumas Station and goes around 12 kilometers to the Tanquinho district, with attractions on board.
In the company of a tour guide, passengers will learn stories and curiosities about São Paulo’s railroad past. There will also be a 20-minute stop to contemplate nature, with landscapes that are sure to yield incredible photos!
But the fun begins long before boarding. Still at Anhumas Station, participants will be able to see the Maria Fumaça up close and visit a shop with snacks and souvenirs.
How to take part?
If you’re interested in the free Maria Fumaça ride, it’s important to keep an eye on the details. Registration opens on September 20 at 12:30 p.m. on the official Campinas Tourism website. There are only 40 places available. So set a reminder so you don’t miss out, as they should sell out quickly! In addition, you can only withdraw up to two invitations per e-mail.
The free Maria Fumaça ride will take place on September 28th, departing at 2:20pm from the Hippie Fair at the Carlos Gomes Cultural Center. From there, visitors will board a bus bound for Anhumas Station, where the train ride begins.
The journey will take an average of 1.5 hours, with the return scheduled for 4.30 p.m., and will be accessible to all ages. So, how about planning that family trip to explore the interior of São Paulo the old-fashioned way?
