Capital of Brazil for almost two centuries (1763 - 1960), Rio de Janeiro still keeps memories, marks and the weight of the capital.
In this walking script, we approach the political, social and cultural history of the capital Rio from characters, narratives, monuments, buildings and places of the colonial, imperial and republican Rio. An ideal script for those who like architecture, history and the construction of Brazilian social memory.
In the staircase of Tiradentes Palace, behind the statue. The Tour Guide will be on the staircase, wearing a black cap and a green shirt.
Catete Metro Station is located in front of the Republic Museum. There is also a taxi stop, if preferred.
In this location, the House of Commons and Chain functioned during the colonial period and the House of Deputies between 1926 and 1960.
A work from the 18th century, is one of the most important records of the colonial city, and marks the distance of grounded area in the region.
The seat of the viceroyalty and the Brazilian imperial government, it was converted into a cultural center in 1990.
Old Cathedral of Rio de Janeiro, is an example of the Rococo style.
Pause for a coffee at one of the most traditional confectioneries in the city.
Headquarters of the Ministry of Education and Health in the Vargas government, is one of the main brands of modernist architecture of the 1930s and 1940s.
Popularly known as "fire hole"
Historic site of the city, it was a water supply point during the 18th and 19th centuries. It also housed the Hotel Avenida and the famous "Bayana Board".
One of the jewels of Brazilian colonial architecture, where we admire Baroque art and reflect on the expansion of the city in the 17th century.
From the stairs of the Pedro Ernesto Palace, you will see the Municipal Theatre, built in the 1900s with inspiration from the architecture of the Paris Opera House.
Important institution of conservation and historical and literary research of the country.
It was the seat of the Federal Supreme Court
It housed the Monroe Palace, the seat of the Brazilian Senate until 1960. It was demolished in the 1970s.
House of the presidency until 1960, houses the Republic Museum and its charming gardens.
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