Ruins from the 17th and 18th centuries in southern Brazil: the site of São Miguel das Missões that preserves the most complete Jesuit structure in the UNESCO-recognized complex

Original: Ruínas dos séculos XVII e XVIII no Sul do Brasil: o sítio de São Miguel das Missões que guarda a estrutura jesuítica mais completa do conjunto reconhecido pela UNESCO

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The ruins of São Miguel Arcanjo preserve the history of the Jesuit missions in Rio Grande do Sul in an impressive world heritage site. The post Ruins from the 17th and 18th centuries in Southern Brazil: the São Miguel das Missões site that holds the most complete Jesuit structure of the ensemble recognized by UNESCO appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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