Museum and heritage · Cidade de Goiás, GO
Palácio Conde dos Arcos
The palace was the official residence and seat of the governors of Goiás, preserving rooms and furnishings linked to that history. Today it receives visitors as a cultural space. The route through the building allows you to observe courtyards and references to the former administration; availability should be confirmed with the unit.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
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About Palácio Conde dos Arcos
The Palácio Conde dos Arcos preserves the memory of the official residence and the seat of the governors of Goiás in the former capital. Its name honors Dom Marcos de Noronha, the first governor of the captaincy. The building underwent adaptations over time and today allows visitors to see rooms, courtyards and furnishings connected to the history of the state administration.
The cultural visit follows the organization of the palace and the elements preserved inside it. Observe the relationship between the official-use spaces and the architecture of the complex, taking into account the explanations available during the visit. The tour is different from a quick exterior pass-by and should have its own time in city planning.
Confirm availability with the unit and make the requested reservation for the chosen visit modality. While circulating, respect the authorized areas and the guidelines regarding the collection. The palace is located in the historic center; access to the other museums in the area requires separate arrangements and is not automatically included in the building visit.
Before you go
Practical information
How much time to set aside
A dedicated visit to the palace's historic rooms, courtyards and furnishings.
Best time
Subject to availability as agreed with the Palácio Conde dos Arcos unit.
How to get there
Praça Tasso Camargo, in the historic center of Cidade de Goiás.
Tip
Request confirmation of the visit before finalizing the tour of the palace.