Serafina Correa

Serafina Corrêa has served as a centre of Italian settlement in Rio Grande do Sul since the late 19th century. Set amid the rolling uplands of the Serra Gaúcha, the municipality reaches toward the Carreiro River, within the Taquari river basin. Italian immigration remains central to local identity, expressed in food traditions, family life and Talian, a Venetian-based language made co-official by the municipality in 2009. The town’s Italian references reflect the communities that established farms and settlements across this part of northeastern Rio Grande do Sul. Serafina Corrêa provides a focused introduction to the Italian-Brazilian heritage of the state’s interior. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Serafina Corrêa and the Serra Gaúcha.

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