Fazenda Babilônia
Fazenda Babilônia
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Maria C
Osasco, SP76 contributions
Dec. 2022 • Couples
We were very poorly attended at the reception and during the tour. Unprepared and disorganized employees, without clear commands and instructions.
Written December 16, 2022
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Daniel de Godoy Lopes
Brasilia, DF1,080 contributions
Jul. 2017 • Family
First of all, forget those amazingly organized museums or historic buildings in most developed countries - with extensive signage, guides or guide books in several languages, labels at every exhibit detailing all objects and sights. In that aspect, this is a bit of a rough-shod jumbling of historic items in a really well-preserved 200-year old farm. On the other hand, if you are charmed by a team of dedicated and enthusiastic guides and cooks, you will plunge into a close as possible feeling of being owners of a centuries-old property in the interior of the country where the Royal Road reached from the port of Paraty in Rio de Janeiro.
And you will be just astounded by the food that is served - it's called Café Sertanejo, which not unlike the Café Colonial in the South of Brazil is an amount and quality of food that even 3 hungry guys my size would have trouble eating all. Unlike the Colonial though, this brunch from the countryside is as Brazilian as food gets - no "kuchen", but broas, bolos and other pastry based less on wheat, more on manioc and sugar cane. And my wife, who often avoids eating pork or chicken outside our home, was won over by the homemade sausage and chicken balls served.
We barely had anything to eat that evening in the hotel.
By the way, the café sertanejo can be organized to be eaten at any time after the tour - we actually relaxed a bit in some hammocks until we were hungry enough and closer to lunch time (we arrived at 9:30 and the tour takes about 1 hour, if you ask enough questions and stop at each point long enough).
Not sure I praised this location enough in this evaluation. If you are staying in Pirenópolis for more than 1 day, you must absolutely visit this place which is on the road to Anápolis less than 20 miles from historic downtown, there's really no way to miss it.
There's evidently always room for improvement: they could check out how Vagafogo has its wares - like molasses - organized for sale. There's really not much effort in showing off the products, making them easily available for tasting and though the young lady at the gateway was nice enough, she could have been just a little more enthusiastic about pointing out the products.
And you will be just astounded by the food that is served - it's called Café Sertanejo, which not unlike the Café Colonial in the South of Brazil is an amount and quality of food that even 3 hungry guys my size would have trouble eating all. Unlike the Colonial though, this brunch from the countryside is as Brazilian as food gets - no "kuchen", but broas, bolos and other pastry based less on wheat, more on manioc and sugar cane. And my wife, who often avoids eating pork or chicken outside our home, was won over by the homemade sausage and chicken balls served.
We barely had anything to eat that evening in the hotel.
By the way, the café sertanejo can be organized to be eaten at any time after the tour - we actually relaxed a bit in some hammocks until we were hungry enough and closer to lunch time (we arrived at 9:30 and the tour takes about 1 hour, if you ask enough questions and stop at each point long enough).
Not sure I praised this location enough in this evaluation. If you are staying in Pirenópolis for more than 1 day, you must absolutely visit this place which is on the road to Anápolis less than 20 miles from historic downtown, there's really no way to miss it.
There's evidently always room for improvement: they could check out how Vagafogo has its wares - like molasses - organized for sale. There's really not much effort in showing off the products, making them easily available for tasting and though the young lady at the gateway was nice enough, she could have been just a little more enthusiastic about pointing out the products.
Written July 13, 2017
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of Tripadvisor LLC. Tripadvisor performs checks on reviews.
Catherine P
Brasilia, DF195 contributions
Feb. 2017
Very interesting and well maintained fazenda.
Get a historic tour with the guide to understand how farming life did look like years ago in this part of the country and how slaves did develop the economy of Goias.
Very friendly staff. They speak English.
Get a historic tour with the guide to understand how farming life did look like years ago in this part of the country and how slaves did develop the economy of Goias.
Very friendly staff. They speak English.
Written March 1, 2017
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Joop V
Ede, The Netherlands2,124 contributions
Apr. 2016 • Couples
This is really a special place to visit, you can buy a ticket just to be shown around by a guide and learn a lot about the farm's history, or to include the most extensive brunch you've ever had, with many local dishes. In both cases you can stay around and enjoy this big historical farm the whole day and meet the various animals.
Written May 20, 2016
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rodrigo r
Rome, Italy163 contributions
Mar. 2016 • Family
Fazenda Babilonia is a must see if you are looking to some Brazilian history lessons on site! It is one of the oldest sugar cane farm in the central east of Brazil. Its construction and size are amazing, all done in a impressive wood work with almost no nails. It is situated on the old part of the golden rush in Brazil. The oners (in its fifth generation) are amazingly knowleged in its family history. Besides all that the breakfast/brunch is amazing as well, with all traditional food, very well served and delicious.
Written March 15, 2016
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Nomadali
59 contributions
Oct. 2014 • Couples
We enjoyed the whole experience at Fazenda Babilonia. The history was told to us in slow Portuguese (our Portuguese isn't so good, but we understood), then we were served the buffet brunch. A menú was provided in English to explain different dishes, but the owner was also very good with pointing things out to us. The food was plentiful and really yummy, and more than that, it was interesting. I recommend a visit here.
Written December 26, 2014
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LucianaM72
New York City, NY6 contributions
Jul. 2013 • Family
This farm was carefully preserved to tell a part of Brazil's history. The food was great and also a history lesson in itself! We were on vacation and loved every bite!
Written October 6, 2013
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Davi L
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil1 contribution
Jul. 2013 • Couples
If you're looking foward to experience the most intense gastronomic trip to Goias' best typical culinary, Fazenda Babilonia is the right place to go. The food comes with the history's place and is completely fresh! Later you can rest somewhere nearby, place's always fresh.
You're not gonna regret!
You're not gonna regret!
Written July 29, 2013
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Fernando L
2 contributions
Qual o preço da visitação? Pois também não tem no site!! Aceitam cartão?
Sandro X
Brasilia, DF25 contributions
Sinceramente, eu não me lembro do preço e nem se aceita cartão, me desculpe. Em todo caso, é bom preparar pra andar com dinheiro por lá, apesar de que hoje já mudou bastante e muitos lugares já aceitam. E os lugares na cidade conhecem o preço e poderão te dizer antes de você se dirigir pra lá. Desculpe não lembrar. Mas há o preço pra quem vai participar do café colonial e de quem vai somente fazer a turnê com guia pra conhecer. Abraço!
Marisete H
13 contributions
Boa tarde, como funciona a visitação? qual o horário, valores, tem almoço?
Kdu1303
Brasilia, DF238 contributions
Bom dia
Completando as informações dos Trip viajantes é que a visita é muito rica em cultura e informações. Essa Fazenda traz o inÃcio da história de colonização do Centro-oeste brasileiro. Inclusive com algumas referentes a história do Brasil. Muito útil para crianças em formação . Depois disso tem a diversidade dos alimentos no brunh - que é uma enorme refeição estilo Café colonial feito com produtos orgânicos e da própria fazenda, na sua grande maioria.
Já fui algumas vezes e sempre que posso indico para outras pessoas conhecerem. Normalmente não tomo café no hotel que estou, chego as 10h na Babilônia e depois da visita pela Fazenda aproveito a deliciosa refeição .
Bom proveito!
Boa Tarde! vou este final semana a Pirinopolis, quero visitar a fazenda, qual horário começam servir café? qual valor?
Kdu1303
Brasilia, DF238 contributions
Me parece que 10 horas inicia
Paguei a visita com guia mais o super café 79,00
Vale a pena
Bom dia Qual o preço para o cafe e qual o horario?
Julio0919
Rio de Janeiro, RJ594 contributions
Não me lembro o preço, mas não foi barato!!!!!
Olá, estarei em Pirenópolis em julho e gostaria de saber se a fazenda Babilônia oferece almoço também(restaurante), ou somente o café da manhã mesmo...
Carlos F
Belo Horizonte, MG55 contributions
O café da manhã deles é maior que qualquer almoço que consiga encontrar na região, tem uma variedade de mais de 30 pratos (impossÃvel comer tudo) , todos servidos individualmente para você, dentre estes, cito almondegas, lagarto e muitos outros Ãtens só encontrados em almoço. Tudo é feito no local e delicioso
Fabiana B
2 contributions
Gente, por favor, como faço para agendar uma visita à Fazenda Babilônia? Tenho que fechar com alguma agência? Qual vocês recomendam?
AlexCohen14
Pirenopolis, GO29 contributions
Você nao precisa agendar, e só aparecer.
Marinarenato
Sao Bernardo Do Campo, SP33 contributions
gostaria de uma indicação onde me hospedar,para melhor aproveitar o lugar e a fazenda.,moro em são Paulo .
Luiz Guilherme L
Goiania, GO42 contributions
Pirenópolis tem uma gama enorme de pousadas. Com maior conforto, conheci a Villa do Comendador, Pousada Tajupá (especialmente para casais sem crianças) e Casarão. Mais simples, conheci Pousada Fênix, Sô Vigário, Pouso do Frade... Há uma infinidade delas.
Mas atenção: a fazenda Babilônia é um passeio bate volta feito a partir de Pirenópolis. É relativamente rápido, a não ser que esteja com muita fome e decida ficar para o café da manhã.
eduardo565
Campinas, SP
como chegar, e qual o valor da passagem
Luiz Guilherme L
Goiania, GO42 contributions
Para entrar na Fazenda Babilônia, vc paga 20 reais. Se quiser participar do lauto café da manhã, gastará em torno de 70 por pessoa. Se vc se refere a passagem de ônibus, não sei te responder, pois fui de carro.
eduardo565
Campinas, SP
como chegar, e qual o valor da passagem
gucarpa
Brasilia, DF63 contributions
Chegando em Pirenópolis a partir de BrasÃlia, vc passa o primeiro balão (o que tem o pórtico de entrada de Pirenópolis) e dobra à esquerda no segundo balão. A partir daà são aproximadamente 20km até a entrada da fazenda (há placas indicando). O valor é de 80 reais e dá direito a conhecer a fazenda e ao café colonial.
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