Mococa is the perfect destination for those who always ask for a pingado at the bakery. Known as the “Historic City of Coffee” and also the “Land of Milk”, this region is a reference in rural tourism.
Located 266 km from the capital of São Paulo, Mococa is part of the ‘Caminhos da Mogiana’ circuit and still preserves its traditional architecture from the golden age of coffee. For this reason, it is a great option for those who like to visit historical sites.
What to do in Mococa?
Rural tourism is the city’s flagship. There, visitors can visit various properties, such as Fazenda Prata, with camping and riding options. Another attraction is Fazenda Buracão, with lodges, trails and kayaks.
Religion is also very present in Mococa. So, when you pass through, be sure to visit the Matriz de São Sebastião, Igreja do Rosário, Convento São José and the Historic Center, all of which are a real trip back in time.
Every Sunday morning, Praça da Santa Cecília hosts a traditional craft and food fair. A perfect option for a stroll in this quiet country town.
Don’t hit the road before you know it:
Located in the northeast of the state of São Paulo, Mococa has a strong influence of Minas Gerais gastronomy. So don’t be surprised to find cheese bread, dulce de leche, pork and minas cheese there.
In addition, the city offers a range of outdoor activities for visitors. Therefore, the best time to visit is when the weather is milder, such as in spring or fall. This way, you can take in Mococa’s enchanting landscapes and enjoy all the experiences this destination offers travelers.