The Brazilian city founded by the French in 1612 that preserves mansions covered in Portuguese tiles, has a historic center recognized by UNESCO, and stands out for its colonial architecture adapted to the tropical climate

Original: A cidade brasileira fundada por franceses em 1612 que preserva casarões cobertos por azulejos portugueses, possui um centro histórico reconhecido pela UNESCO e se destaca pela arquitetura colonial adaptada ao clima tropical

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The Historic Center of São Luís preserves colonial mansions with Portuguese tiles and a unique urban layout on the Maranhão coast. The post The Brazilian city founded by the French in 1612 that preserves mansions covered in Portuguese tiles, has a historic center recognized by UNESCO, and stands out for its colonial architecture adapted to the tropical climate appeared first on Catraca…

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