A Serra Gaúcha destination where tradition and modernity come together to welcome the world.
The city surprises with its diversity, revealing itself through multiple experiences: from industrial tourism, which connects innovation and tradition, to religious tourism, with sanctuaries and churches that captivate through faith and architecture.
Wine-and-food routes are a highlight, celebrating award-winning wines and craft beers that reflect the region’s strong Italian heritage. The cuisine is a show of its own, featuring the traditional dish “galeto al primo canto” and authentic churrasco, a hallmark of gaucho culture. The city also reaffirms its roots by hosting the largest number of Centers of Gaucho Traditions (CTGs) in the state—spaces that celebrate and preserve local culture.
Fun facts
The destination boasts the country’s 4th-largest craft beer route, with award-winning beers and unique experiences at local breweries.
Caxias do Sul has the highest number of places in the world to try the Xis sandwich—a true icon of local cuisine.
With world-class infrastructure, the city has two major stadiums and is ready to host international-level competitions.
Tradition, Innovation, and Hospitality.
A destination where the strength of one of Latin America’s largest industrial hubs lives in perfect harmony with the tranquility of rural colonies—where the traditions of the first immigrants remain alive in grape growing and warm hospitality—offering an authentic immersion into the heart of the Serra Gaúcha.
The city’s cultural calendar is rich and vibrant, marked by major events like the famous National Grape Festival and easy access to art in more than a dozen museums with free admission. To make the most of it all, the city provides excellent infrastructure: its strategic location is served by a modern airport, a high-quality hotel network, and attractions with bilingual and accessible services.
Whether you’re here to experience the authenticity of its culture, take part in major events, explore unique flavors, or discover the strength of its industry, Caxias do Sul is a complete, welcoming, and unforgettable destination.
The Biggest Harvest Festival in Southern Brazil!
With more than 90 years of history, the National Grape Festival is the defining symbol of Caxias do Sul’s culture. Held every two years in a large events park, the celebration brings together grand parades, concerts and shows, exhibitions, outstanding cuisine, and the traditional grape harvest.
Recognized as Brazil’s 5th-largest community festival—and the largest in Rio Grande do Sul—the event draws huge crowds. It’s a major celebration of the bounty of the harvest and the cultural heritage left by Italian immigrants, themes that shaped the identity of the Serra Gaúcha.
More than an event, the Grape Festival is a meeting of generations and an immersion in authentic experiences that linger in your memory.
A Landmark of Faith and Tradition
In the heart of the city, across from Dante Alighieri Square, stands the Diocesan Cathedral. As a symbol of local faith and religiosity, it is more than an architectural monument: it is a place of gathering, devotion, and history. Its architecture—classic lines and colorful stained glass—preserves the cultural heritage of Italian immigrants and stands as one of the most beautiful sights in the Serra Gaúcha.
A Window into the Global Industry
Innovation is the driving force of Caxias do Sul, the heart of one of Latin America’s largest industrial hubs. Here, an entrepreneurial spirit gave rise to global giants—companies that now lead their markets and carry the city’s name around the world.
One of the destination’s most fascinating experiences is getting to know its industries from the inside. More than a simple visit, it’s a window into the processes that create products recognized worldwide.
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