In this travel guide, you’ll discover what to do in São Cristóvão, a historic town in Sergipe which combines history, culture and one of the best-preserved colonial ensembles in Brazil. Founded in 1590, São Cristóvão is the fourth oldest city in the country and the first capital of Sergipe. Its colonial architectural ensemble remains virtually intact to this day. […]
In this travel guide, you’ll discover why Sergipe, the smallest of Brazil’s states, is an irresistible destination: attractive prices, uncrowded beaches and a rare combination of natural beauty and historical treasures, all within short, easily accessible distances. Location and History The state of Sergipe is situated in the North-East region, between the states of Bahia and Alagoas. […]
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