Located in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, it is a city with an approximate population of 2,566 inhabitants (IBGE/2022). In 1888 a group of Italian immigrants settled in the lands where the city is located today, which in 1938 was renamed Fagundes Varela. It has a rich historical legacy that dates back to this Italian colonization in the region. Its cobbled streets and old buildings reflect this cultural heritage. The architectural heritage includes a variety of chapels. The local economy is based mainly on agriculture, highlighting the production of grapes and wines, as well as livestock. The cultural life of Fagundes Varela is vibrant, with events such as the Grape Festival, which celebrates the region's winemaking tradition. Folk music and dance festivals are also held. The city is recognized for its natural beauty, with landscapes that invite ecotourism and outdoor activities.

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