Fourteen Pictures of Tiradentes That Will Make You Want to Travel There
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – Those visiting the town of Tiradentes, in Minas Gerais, take an incredible plunge into Brazil’s colonial period. The destination is one of the best-preserved historical cities in Brazil and houses an impressive architectural collection that amazes its visitors.
The small town in Minas Gerais is historically cited in any list of the most popular destinations in the state. Moreover, its location allows visitors to explore other well-known destinations only a few hours away, such as the colonial cities of São João Del Reim Congonhas and Ouro Preto.
The narrow streets with cobblestone paving, complemented by the impressive architectural complex, form charming settings that acquire a unique backdrop with the São José mountain range. If you’re tired of walking, take one of the horse-drawn carriages around town.
Have a look at the photos of Tiradentes below, and fall in love with this destination:
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