São Miguel

Its original nucleus was the so-called Capela dos Índios ("Chapel of the Indians"), a church built in the 16th century for the settlement of Indigenous peoples of the region. The chapel is located in Praça Padre Aleixo Monteiro Mafra, also known as Praça do Forró. It is the only building in the municipality of São Paulo that, after undergoing renovations in the 17th century, remains completely original, with walls made of rammed earth.

It is classified by CRECI as "Value Zone E", along with other districts of the city such as Campo Limpo, Brasilândia and Itaim Paulista.