Museums and Galleries of Goiás
Goiás · Brazil
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- 4 languages
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Walk through Goiás with a museum-focused route linking four distinct collections and settings. Begin at Casa de Cora Coralina, continue to the museum at Palácio Conde dos Arcos, and then visit the Museu de Arte Sacra da Boa Morte and Museu das Bandeiras. The walk is worth taking for its clear progression from a named cultural house to a palace museum, sacred art, and a museum centered on flags.
The walk
Cora Coralina House
A colonial riverside house that became the museum of poet Cora Coralina’s life and work.
Conde dos Arcos Palace
Museum in Goiás, Brazil.
Museum of Sacred Art of Boa Morte
Art museum in Goiás, Brazil, also called Museu de Arte Sacra Veiga Valle
Museum of the Banners
A former provincial chamber and jail, now holding five centuries of Goiás history.
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