Olinda Cathedral: the white church on the Alto da Sé, burned by the Dutch in 1631 and restored to its colonial face
La Cattedrale della Sé di Olinda, dedicata a San Salvatore del Mondo, corona l'Alto da Sé, il punto…
Brazil: 104 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, region by region — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
La Cattedrale della Sé di Olinda, dedicata a San Salvatore del Mondo, corona l'Alto da Sé, il punto…
The Palácio Tiradentes is the grandest neoclassical public building in Rio de Janeiro and one of Brazil's most…
Four buildings on the shores of an artificial lake that launched Oscar Niemeyer onto the world stage and…
The world's largest tropical wetland and flooded grasslands ecosystem, encompassing 140,000–195,000 km² across Brazil, Bolivia, and Paraguay, where…
Brazil's first mixed UNESCO World Heritage Site: a colonial town at the end of the gold road from…
A protected preserve of Atlantic Forest in northeastern Brazil, safeguarding one of the world's most threatened tropical ecosystems…
Nel nord del Minas Gerais, dove il Rio São Francisco traccia il confine tra il cerrado e il…
The Pinacoteca de São Paulo is a visual arts museum focused on Brazilian art from the 19th century…
A singular colonial ensemble: the only public square in Brazil where four major religious and civic institutions from…
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