The Paranapiacaba Medieval Festival is coming up and promises a weekend full of culture, history and great emotions! In September the event will transform the English village of Paranapiacaba, in Santo André, into a real kingdom of the Middle Ages, with epic battles, mead tasting and other surprises for children and adults.
As well as being one of the most charming historical settings in the metropolitan region, Paranapiacaba will be filled with medieval artisans, artists and groups. The festival will be the perfect opportunity to get out of the routine and enjoy a unique cultural experience in one of São Paulo’s most popular destinations.
Paranapiacaba Medieval Festival: check out the attractions
Get ready to immerse yourself in the medieval universe in Paranapiacaba. Among the best attractions are battles staged by warriors in armor, forging demonstrations, dance performances and medieval music. In addition, the artisans’ market will offer exclusive products such as accessories and decorative items inspired by the Middle Ages.
But it doesn’t end there: gastronomy will also be one of the highlights of the Paranapiacaba Medieval Festival! Take advantage of the chance to taste artisanal mead and typical dishes from the Middle Ages, which will delight history buffs and different cuisines.
How to take part?
The Paranapiacaba Medieval Festival will take place on September 6 and 7, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. (Saturday) and from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. (Sunday). Admission is free, but some workshops will be paid for. Check out details of the program at this link!
You can get to Paranapiacaba by car or public transport. For those driving, access is via the Anchieta/Imigrantes highway and then the SP-122 highway. Buses to the village leave from the Prefeito Saladino Terminal in Santo André. Another option is to take the train to Rio Grande da Serra Station, on Line 10-Turquesa, and then take the bus to Paranapiacaba.
