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Headquarters of the City Hall of Santos, the José Bonifácio Palace honors one of the most illustrious Santos citizens, the Patriarch of Independence of Brazil. The building, built in the golden period of coffee, is one of the few public buildings in the State of São Paulo that maintains the original structure and most of the decoration preserved. During the visit, participants will get to know the main lobby, the Noble Hall Esmeraldo Tarquínio, the Princess Isabel Room and the Operational Control Center (OCC).
Limit: 15 people per group
Home to an incalculable wealth of architectural, cultural and religious details that date back to the history of Brazil and has connections with different parts of the world, the Historic City Center of Santos is home to several attractions for tourists and Santos residents of all ages. To attract more and more people to experience these experiences, the City of Santos has just created the #SábadoNoCentro script.
Now you have one more reason to show that you are #OBomdeSantos. The Santista Passport, launched by the Secretariat of Entrepreneurship, Creative Economy and Tourism (Seectur) takes you to 12 places that represent a little bit of everything the city has to offer: history, gastronomy, religion, sport, art, style, nature, architecture and much more.
From the 18th to the 22nd, Santos will host the 14th Annual Conference of the Unesco Creative Cities Network, a global hub for exchanging experiences and information on culture, creativity and the creative economy in the urban context.
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