Belo Horizonte
Belo Horizonte brings together Pampulha's architecture, historic squares and Serra do Curral landscapes. Parks, viewpoints and cultural spaces let you discover different sides of the Minas Gerais capital.
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Belo Horizonte brings together Pampulha's architecture, historic squares and Serra do Curral landscapes. Parks, viewpoints and cultural spaces let you discover different sides of the Minas Gerais capital.
Congonhas has a historic landscape defined by the Santuário do Bom Jesus de Matosinhos (sanctuary). A visit brings you close to the art of Aleijadinho and the religious traditions of Minas Gerais.
Diamantina preserves streets and mansions linked to diamond mining in the Serra do Espinhaço (mountain range). Walking through the center and experiencing the local music culture help you discover the town beyond its facades.
Mariana preserves a historic core linked to the beginning of mining in Minas Gerais. Its squares and religious buildings invite you to discover the art and the origins of the towns of Minas Gerais.
Ouro Preto spreads over hillsides shaped by the gold cycle and colonial architecture. Walking its steep streets lets you discover sacred art, museums and places that tell the history of Minas Gerais.
Sabará has colonial heritage near Belo Horizonte and keeps the traditions of Minas Gerais cooking alive. Walks through the center reveal historic buildings and places linked to the town's art and cultural life.
São João del-Rei combines colonial heritage with a lively town on the banks of the Córrego do Lenheiro (stream). Walks through the center reveal stone bridges and musical and religious traditions that are still alive.
Tiradentes preserves a center of stone streets at the foot of the Serra de São José (mountain range). A stay combines walks among the old houses, handicrafts and Minas Gerais cooking.
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