Twenty baroque churches, convents, gardens, and colorful mansions scattered across hills facing the Atlantic: the Pernambuco city linked to the sugar cycle that preserves much of its 18th-century urban layout

Original: Vinte igrejas barrocas, conventos, jardins e casarões coloridos espalhados por colinas diante do Atlântico: a cidade pernambucana ligada ao ciclo do açúcar que preserva grande parte de seu traçado urbano do século XVIII

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The Historic Center of Olinda brings together centuries-old convents, Baroque temples, and viewpoints that reveal the rich colonial trajectory of Pernambuco. The post Twenty Baroque churches, convents, gardens, and colorful mansions spread across hills facing the Atlantic: the Pernambuco city linked to the sugar cycle that preserves much of its 18th-century urban layout appeared first on Catraca Livre…

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