Discover the tourism themes and the first attractions identified in our photo collection.
6 attractions
History and references are available in each entry. Current opening hours and visiting conditions are still being confirmed.
Opened on 2 June 1819, the former Opera House has a horseshoe-shaped auditorium and three levels of boxes and galleries. It hosted Emperors Pedro I and Pedro II and is protected by IPHAN.
Rua Dom Pedro II, s/n — Centro, Sabará/MG
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History
Built in 1773 for Father José Correia da Silva, the mansion preserves a chapel room and a rosewood staircase. Its restoration was completed in 2022. It hosts cultural activities, including an exhibition announced by the municipality in 2024.
Rua Dom Pedro II, 200 — Centro, Sabará/MG
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History
The Municipal Public Library collection occupies the upper floor of the former Town Hall and Jail building, which operated from 1892 to 1924. The state tourism portal lists book lending and workshops among its activities.
Rua da República, 58 — Centro, Sabará/MG
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History
Bandstand identified in the photos supplied for the portal collection. The consulted source documents the square’s architectural ensemble; the bandstand’s history and construction date still need specific confirmation.
Praça Santa Rita — Sabará/MG
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History
The architectural ensemble of Praça Santa Rita has municipal heritage protection, registered on 14 April 2000. The iPatrimônio record reproduces information from the municipality and Sabará’s heritage register.
Praça Santa Rita — Sabará/MG
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History
Construction of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel began in 1763. It features works by Aleijadinho and Francisco Vieira Servas, notably the façade, choir and pulpits. The heritage record reproduced by iPatrimônio reports federal protection in 1938.
Address awaiting confirmation
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History
Natural landscape photos are already in our collection. Location identification is being prepared.
6 attractions · Sabará, Minas Gerais