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   Feb 7, 2020 · Things to Do in Caldas Novas, Brazil: See Tripadvisor's 70,615 traveler reviews and photos of Caldas Novas tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in October. We have reviews of the best places to see in Caldas Novas. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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3. www.tripadvisor.co.uk › Tourism-g1012170-CaldasCaldas Novas, Brazil: All You Need to Know Before You Go ...

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   Explore Caldas Novas. Thermal pools are Caldas Novas’ cure-all and starring attraction, but the resort town’s charms go beyond hot, mineral-rich water. Add pretty parks, sunshine, and Corumbá Lake, and you’ve got one of central Brazil’s most relaxing places. Read more. Revenue impacts the experiences featured on this page, learn more.

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   Apr 26, 2021 · Getting to Caldas Novas. The bus station is just off the centre of town, a short taxi ride from the hotels. Tourist information is available from the SEBRAE office, on the Praça Mestre Orlando (daily 9am–6pm; t 64/3454-3526), and for banking needs, head to the Banco do Brasil at Rua Santos Dumont 55. For information on buses, go to the ...

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   Plan Your Trip to Caldas Novas: Best of Caldas Novas Tourism. By Helenecoi. 26,210. Caldas Novas, GO. Thermal pools are Caldas Novas’ cure-all and starring attraction, but the resort town’s charms go beyond hot, mineral-rich water. Add pretty parks, sunshine, and Corumbá Lake, and you’ve got one of central Brazil’s most relaxing places.

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   Starting from Goiânia: The shortest path to Caldas Novas is the BR-352, pass through Bela Vista de Goias and turn right onto the GO-139 after Cristianópolis, follow this road until it reaches GO-490, 6 km from Caldas Novas. This route is 165 km. The "classic" route, following BR 153 and turning left at Morrinhos, measures 190 km.

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   Feb 7, 2020 · Things to Do in Caldas Novas, State of Goias: See Tripadvisor's 70 260 traveller reviews and photos of 58 Caldas Novas attractions. ... Brazil. State of Goias (GO)

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   Caldas Novas is a Brazilian municipality inside the nation of Goias. It is considered through many to be the biggest hydro-thermal motel inside the world. In 1777 Martinho Coelho and Gustavo- Mauricio Silva De Carvalho Alves located the new water springs that have become referred to as Caldas de Piratinga, later converting the name to Caldas, at the banks of the Caldas River.

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   How do I get to Caldas Novas?

   • Getting to Caldas Novas The bus station is just off the centre of town, a short taxi ride from the hotels. Tourist information is available from the SEBRAE office, on the Praça Mestre Orlando (daily 9am–6pm; t 64/3454-3526), and for banking needs, head to the Banco do Brasil at Rua Santos Dumont 55.

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   How to get from Goiânia to Caldas Novas?

   • Starting from Goiânia: The shortest path to Caldas Novas is the BR-352, pass through Bela Vista de Goias and turn right onto the GO-139 after Cristianópolis, follow this road until it reaches GO-490, 6 km from Caldas Novas. This route is 165 km. The "classic" route, following BR 153 and turning left at Morrinhos, measures 190 km.

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   How to get from Brasilia to Caldas Novas?

   • Starting from Brasilia: The path closest to Caldas Novas is to leave in the direction Catetinho / Valparaiso / BR-040 until Luziânia, enter GO-520 there, access GO-139 in Vianópolis and follow this road, turning left 6 km from arrival, of a total of 290 km.

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   Where to go in Caldas Novas?

   • Parque Estadual Serra de Caldas The park is a few minutes away (driving) from downtown Caldas Novas. Follow the signs to "Parque Serra de Caldas". The... 8. Matriz Church It's an interesting place to visit, almost always opened, with an active community of faith! It's surrounded with... 9. Shrine of Nossa Senhora da Salette

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   When did Caldas Novas become a city?

   • On June 21, 1923, Caldas Novas was elevated to the category of City. New Caldas is the world's largest hydrothermal complex in operation. It receives more tourists than any other city in the Central West, and had the most hotels in the Central West. -17.724722 -48.61 1 Nelson Ribeiro Guimarães Airport (CLV IATA Aeroporto Carlos Divino de Maria).

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   What is Caldas Novas famous for?

   • Caldas Novas is a city in the Brazilian state of Goias. It is popular for its hot springs that attract travellers all year round. The history of settlement in the area dates back to the eighteenth century. Bartolomeu Bueno da Silva Filho, a.k.a. the bandeirante Anhanguera, discovered thermal springs in the region in 1722.

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