São Lourenço do Sul, Coastal municipality in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
São Lourenço do Sul sits on the western shore of Lagoa dos Patos and spreads across a flat region in Brazil's southernmost state. The municipality features beaches, lagoons, and waterways that shape its landscape.
A chapel was built in 1809 on land donated by Afonso Pereira Chaves, and the settlement became an official municipality in 1884. The area later became involved in regional conflicts during the 1800s.
The Pomeranian Path is a tourism route where traditional houses and crafts reflect the German-Pomeranian immigration heritage. Visitors can experience local cooking and handmade goods that keep this heritage alive in the community today.
The waters of Lagoa dos Patos offer boating, fishing, and swimming opportunities, with Barrinha beach serving as the main landing spot. The area is easy to reach and lodging is available in several accommodation options throughout the region.
The Fazenda do Sobrado, a historic farmhouse, served as a command post during a regional rebellion in the 1800s and still holds period furniture from that time. This building shows the area's role in turbulent events of the past.
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