The northeastern city that was the capital of a Brazilian state, lies about 26 kilometers from the current capital and houses a square recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Original: A cidade nordestina que foi capital de um estado brasileiro, fica a cerca de 26 quilômetros da capital atual e abriga uma praça reconhecida como Patrimônio Mundial pela UNESCO

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Former capital of Sergipe, São Cristóvão brings together centuries-old colonial wealth and the famous São Francisco Square, listed as a World Heritage Site. The post The northeastern city that was the capital of a Brazilian state, lies about 26 kilometers from the current capital and houses a square recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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