The Historical and Geographical Institute of Alagoas is a captivating destination in Maceio, featuring libraries, a museum, and hosting various events such as talks and music performances. Visitors are impressed by the rich content showcased at the institute, with guided tours providing immersive experiences into history. The collection includes original accessories worn by Lampiao and Maria Bonita, along with pieces reflecting the culture of indigenous people and the Empire Brazil era.
Why you should go
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Explore a unique collection of personal items belonging to Lampião and Maria Bonita
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Discover religious artifacts from the Candomblé of Maceió confiscated during historical events
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Enjoy an informative guided tour by Luciene providing insights into various aspects of Brazilian history
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Plan your visit early in the day as the museum closes at noon
Arrive with ample time to fully enjoy the approximately 40-minute guided tour provided by an attentive guide
Consider making a donation to support this independent museum that lacks government funding
Learn more about local history through exhibitions related to religions, Brazil's past presidents, and indigenous cultures associated with Lampião and Maria Bonita
Reviews
The Historical and Geographical Institute of Alagoas is a place rich in culture and history, offering visitors an incredible collection of personal objects belonging to Lampião and Maria Bonita, as well as religious artifacts from the Candomblé of Maceió. The guided tours by Luciene are highly recommended for their informative insights into the sad yet significant stories encompassing religions, Brazil's first presidents, and the indigenous people associated with Lampião and Maria Bonita. Visitors praise the attentive tour guide inside the museum who provides a 40-minute tour filled with intriguing details about the exhibits. Despite facing closure due to lack of government support, donations keep this historical gem open for exploration.
(Translated by Google) It's a place with a lot of history to remember, because it has a lot of sad stories too. About religions, about the first presidents of Brazil. About the Indians of Lampião and Maria Bonita, there's even. The clothes, the head and the sword of. Lampião are all there in the original museum.
The lady who is the tour guide inside the museum is very attentive. The tour lasts on average 40 minutes. I recommend that those who arrive arrive with time because the museum closes at noon. They don't receive any help from the government or the city hall. From anyone, so they only receive donations to keep themselves open. The museum was kept open. It was built to be a school and a few years later. And the school is closed, it became a museum.
(Original)
É um lugar com muita história para ser relembrada, pois tem muita história triste também. A respeito de religiões a respeito dos primeiros presidentes do Brasil. A respeito dos índios de lampião e Maria bonita, inclusive tem. As roupas, a cabeça e a espada de. Lampião tudo lá no museu original.
A moça que faz ah, o guia turístico de dentro do museu ela é muito atenciosa. O passeio dura em média 40 minutos recomendo que quem chega chegue com o tempo porque lá fecha meio-dia. Eles não recebem ajuda de governo de prefeitura. De ninguém, então eles recebem apenas doações pra ficar se. Manter aberto o museu era. Foi construído para ser uma escola e logo anos depois. E a escola tá fechados, tornou o museu.