The park contains the only geyser of carbonated mineral water in the world that functions continuously.
Each of the 12 fountains is color-coded or labeled according to the specific mineral composition and recommended use.
The water springs in the park were frequented by the Brazilian Imperial Family, particularly Princess Isabel.
The architecture of the central pavilion reflects the eclectic style popular in Brazilian spa towns during the early 1900s.
The park is situated on an ancient volcanic caldera, which accounts for the high concentration and variety of mineral springs.
Caxambu Waters Park is a hydro-mineral complex located in the heart of Caxambu, Minas Gerais, featuring 12 different mineral water springs. The park encompasses 210,000 square meters of preserved Atlantic Forest vegetation and gardens. It is home to the Geyser Floriano de Lemos, a naturally pressurized mineral spring. Visitors can access various drinking fountains, each with water displaying distinct chemical properties and therapeutic indications. The complex includes a century-old swimming pool fed by mineral water and a lake suitable for rowing. Historical structures within the grounds include the Palace of Baths, built in the early 20th century. The park serves as the centerpiece of the regional thermal tourism circuit. It is maintained by CODEMGE and serves as a protected cultural and environmental site.
The central lawn area overlooking the Geyser Floriano de Lemos.
Bring your own reusable bottle to sample the water from the different fountains located throughout the park.
Visit the visitor center first to pick up a map that explains the therapeutic properties of each individual spring.
Wear comfortable, slip-resistant footwear as the paths near the fountains can be damp and occasionally slick.
Do not attempt to collect water in large containers for commercial transport, as this is prohibited by park regulations.
Open daily, including holidays.
Avoid polluting the fountain areas; do not use soap or chemicals in the mineral water pools.
