Mato Grosso

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Cuiabá

Cuiabá brings together historic heritage, regional traditions and green spaces in the center of Mato Grosso. On Morro do Seminário (hill), the Igreja do Bom Despacho (church) is a highlight of the capital's religious architecture.

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Barão de Melgaço

Barão de Melgaço's landscape is shaped by rivers, bays and the changing waters of the Pantanal. Baía de Chacororé is part of this environment, tied to the daily life of riverside communities.

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Cáceres

Cáceres brings together historic heritage and Paraguay River scenery on the edge of the Pantanal. The Catedral de São Luiz and the old downtown houses reveal different chapters in the city's history.

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Chapada dos Guimarães

Chapada dos Guimarães brings together sandstone cliffs, waterfalls and cerrado (Brazilian savanna) landscapes. The Véu de Noiva waterfall, inside the national park, shows the contrast between the escarpments and the valley vegetation.

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Nobres

Nobres brings together clear-water rivers and cerrado (Brazilian savanna) landscapes in the interior of Mato Grosso. In the town center, the Igreja Matriz de São Sebastião (church) and its square are community gathering places.

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Poconé

Poconé is the starting point for driving the Transpantaneira and exploring the Pantanal's landscapes. The road runs through floodplains and native vegetation to the Porto Jofre area.

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Rosário Oeste

Rosário Oeste has a history tied to the old settlement routes of Mato Grosso. The main church and the downtown spaces bring visitors close to the town's heritage and everyday life.