Explore the charm and hidden treasures of Embu das Artes through tailored tours with Tours To Go. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or revisiting the city, we create unforgettable experiences with customizable itineraries. Reserve your Sao Paulo tours today for an insider’s perspective on the top sights and attractions!
Private 4-hour Tour of Embu das Artes with Handicraft Market
Visit the artist enclave of Embu das Artes on a half-day trip from São Paulo. Explore the art galleries, artisan shops and handicraft stalls in this lovely historical town with a local, private guide. As you walk around downtown, you’ll see the colonial church, chat with shop owners and dine on lunch.
This tour takes you about one hour from São Paulo by private vehicle and allows you to choose from a selection of local restaurants!
Duration: 4 hours.
This tour takes you about one hour from São Paulo by private vehicle and allows you to choose from a selection of local restaurants!
Duration: 4 hours.
Private City Tour Embu Das Artes
Discover this bucolic colonial city of Embu das Artes, located about 45 minutes away from São Paulo. Embu das Artes known as the “city of arts”, the village initially emerged between 1555 and 1559 is currently known as a center of concentration of painters, artisans and sculptors who, on weekends, exhibit their work in its 38 galleries, antique shops and at the famous Embu das Artes Fair.
Still, it offers a rich food court and a space for displaying ornamental plants and flowers. In short, the visitor, when taking the city tour in Embu das Artes, walking between winding streets of colonial architecture, will be able to know a little more about Brazilian art and history exposed in the Museum of Sacred Art of the Jesuits.
Duration: 5 hours.
Still, it offers a rich food court and a space for displaying ornamental plants and flowers. In short, the visitor, when taking the city tour in Embu das Artes, walking between winding streets of colonial architecture, will be able to know a little more about Brazilian art and history exposed in the Museum of Sacred Art of the Jesuits.
Duration: 5 hours.
