Founded as a Jesuit settlement in 1554, Embu das Artes, or simply Embu, is a small colonial town in São Paulo State. The town’s heritage architecture, characterized by its historic buildings and cobblestone streets, provides a charming backdrop for its vibrant arts scene. Visitors can explore numerous art galleries, artists’ studios, and antique stores, all of which contribute to the town’s cultural richness. A highlight is the weekend arts and crafts fair, where local artisans showcase their work, offering a unique shopping experience.
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