Torres

Torres is a city on the shore of south Brazil in the province of Rio Grande do Sul. The city has a populace of around 40,000 tenants, of which 10,000 live in provincial zones, yet in summer the quantity of occupants achieves 300,000.In around 1860, settlement of the district started. The province was first established by 350 Germans, 14 Belgians, 5 French people and 4 Swiss people. Colonel José Maria Pereira de Campos made and sorted out the settlement of Ijuí and conveyed Europeans to the region. The Italians touched base in the 1880s, as the century go, with the foundation of the settlement of Jaguari, the territories of Sanga da Areia and Ernesto Alves. In 1834, Arsene Isabelle, a French negotiator, in routes between the territory, alludes to an area of Boqueirão de Santiago, its reality of three to four farms.