In the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, the ruins of the church built by Jesuits and Guarani in the 18th century are the only Brazilian piece of a World Heritage site shared with Argentina since 1983

Original: No interior gaúcho, as ruínas da igreja erguida por jesuítas e guaranis no século 18 são o único pedaço brasileiro de um Patrimônio Mundial dividido com a Argentina desde 1983

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São Miguel das Missões ruins, in Rio Grande do Sul, are the Brazilian stretch of the UNESCO Guarani Jesuit Missions. See history and visit tips. The post In the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, the ruins of the church built by Jesuits and Guaraní in the 18th century are the only Brazilian piece of a World Heritage site divided with Argentina since 1983 appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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