Caruaru: Brazil’s Handicraft Capital
Caruaru is a municipality of Pernambuco, Brazil. It is most known for its exciting shopping areas, owing to the fact that this town is a significant producer of textile, handicrafts and agricultural products. It also practices many religious celebrations, adding to the vibrancy of this place.
Best Time to Visit
The busiest season in this municipality occurs during the month-long celebration of Festival de São João every June. This annual revelry is adapted from the European Midsummer Festival. It is a festivity honoring their patron saint, Saint John. Dancing and food fairs are the central elements of this celebration. Tourists experience high surcharges during this time, so expect your Caruaru accommodation may to coast more than the usual.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Visitors, both young and old, will enjoy putting their molding skills to the test at the Casa do Mestre Vitalino Museum. This place offers a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage of the town through the works of Vitalino Pereira dos Santos. The open-air Caruaru Market is one of the best places to experience local life. This 32,000 square meter venue holds around 12,000 vendors selling handicrafts, clothing, and other local delicacies. If you want convenient access to Caruara’s shopping district, you can make reservations at the WA Hotel Caruaru. This modern hotel is situated in a mall, making it easy for you to dine and embark on retail therapy. Alternatively, you can also opt to have your Caruara accommodation at Citi Hotel Residence, where you can enjoy a relaxing dip after a long day of exploration in this town.