Tourist attractions in the Northeast
The immense coastline of the Northeast region of Brazil is the main factor contributing to local tourism. The beaches in the northeast are beautiful,
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Northeastern Cuisine
Northeastern cuisine has been directly influenced by the socio-economic factors of the region. The dishes have characteristics of Portuguese cuisine,
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Extreme Sport in the Northeast
The Northeast has the best places and landscapes for practicing extreme and adventure sports such as parachuting, diving, rafting, scuba diving,
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Rhythms of Northeastern Music
Northeastern music includes rhythms such as coco, xaxado, martelo agalopado, samba de roda, baião, xote, forró, Axé and frevo, among other
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Northeastern Culture
Northeastern culture is very diverse, as it has been influenced by indigenous peoples, Africans and Europeans. Customs and traditions often vary from
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Tourist attractions in Bahia
Tourism in Bahia stands out because the state is one of the country’s main tourist hubs. Its vast coastal beaches, historic colonial sites,
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History, Biography and the Paintings of Frans Post in Dutch Brazil
South America, from the 16th century on, was interpreted by the conquistadors not only through words, but also through images. However, it was only
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Religious Tourism and the most sacred places sought by tourists in Salvador
Religious tourism grows annually and attracts more and more crowds in pilgrimages and events throughout the country. Religious tourism in
Latest publications from the Brazilian Northeast Tourism Guide
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Paintings showing the main moments in Brazil’s history
From the arrival of the Portuguese colonizers in 1500 until Brazil’s independence, many important events marked the history of Brazil. The
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Biography of Victor Meirelles and analysis of the work “The First Mass in Brazil”
The first mass in Brazil, held on April 26, 1500, just four days after the Portuguese landed in Porto Seguro, was depicted by Victor Meirelles
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Jean-Baptiste Debret’s Biography and Works
Jean-Baptiste Debret (b. 1768; died 1848), French painter. Under the leadership of Joachim Lebreton (1760-1819), secretary of the fine arts class at
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History of Baroque Architecture in Northeast Brazil and Minas Gerais
Baroque architecture is an important part of Western history and has unique characteristics that marked the urbanisation of Europe and are also
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History and Architecture of Solar do Unhão in Salvador
Solar do Unhão is an 18th-century historic site on the shores of the Bay of All Saints in Salvador, comprising the manor house, the Chapel of Our
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History and Architecture of the Monastery of St Benedict in Olinda PE
The Monastery of São Bento (Monastery of St Benedict) is located on top of a hill, in the Historic Site of Olinda, with an exuberant natural
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History of the Seminary of Olinda and Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Graça in Olinda PE
The architectural complex formed by the Church of Our Lady of Grace (Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Graça) and the former Seminary is located at the
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Franciscan convents and churches in the colonial period – Urbanism – Architecture – Plastic Arts
It is certain that the Franciscan presence in Brazil has been felt since the Discoveries, when Friar Henry of Coimbra, a member of Cabral’s