The Cachoeira dos Gordos, also known as Cachoeira do Desemboque, is a unique natural formation located on the Jaguari-Jacareí Reservoir, where the waterfall cascades down a rocky cliff and falls directly into the reservoir. Accessible mainly by water, via kayaks and small boats launched from marinas in the region, the site is a popular weekend attraction for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. The combination of the waterfall and the reservoir creates a uniquely beautiful setting.
The historic complex of the São Paulo Railway train station, an architectural landmark from the 19th century. Preserved and listed by CONDEPHAAT, it offers guided tours and opportunities to learn about the history of São Paulo's railways.
The Grotto of Our Lady of Fatima is a natural and religious attraction located in Vargem, SP, consisting of a rock formation that houses an image of Our Lady of Fatima. A place of pilgrimage and devotion, the grotto is frequented by devotees seeking an environment of prayer and contact with nature at the same time. The combination of geological beauty with the spiritual dimension makes this a unique destination in the municipality.
The main church of Vargem represents local architectural heritage. It is located in the central square and serves as the center of religious and cultural life for the community.
The sign bearing the city's name, installed nearby, has become an emblematic spot for photographs and cultural tourism.
Natural rock formation offering panoramic views of the region and adjacent reservoirs. Access via a moderately difficult trail with views extending 1,200 meters over the Jaguari Valley.
At 1,780 meters above sea level, it is one of the highest points in the state of São Paulo, bordering Minas Gerais. The 9 km (round trip) trail crosses preserved Atlantic Forest with spectacular panoramic views from the top.
Lake Square is a public recreational space in Vargem, highly regarded by residents and visitors as a meeting and leisure point. The location offers a pleasant environment in contact with nature, with an ornamental lake, green areas and leisure infrastructure, and is frequented by families and groups of friends, especially on weekends. The square functions as an important hub for community interaction in the municipality.
The largest reservoir in the Cantareira System, with a significant portion located in Vargem territory. It offers fishing, boat trips, and water sports amidst a mountainous landscape.
Vargem is a small municipality located in the interior of São Paulo state, in the Bragança Paulista region, nestled in the Serra da Mantiqueira mountains, 97 km from the state capital. Founded as a district in 1929 and emancipated in 1991, the city is known for its natural beauty, including reservoirs, waterfalls, and off-road trails. The municipality preserves important historical heritage linked to coffee production and the São Paulo Railway, with an altitude of 845 meters that guarantees a pleasant climate throughout the year.
