Porto Alegre Historic buildings pictures

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Years of progressive leadership and high levels of education have produced one of Brazil’s most dynamic cultural cities, a base for musicians, artists and actors.

Years of progressive leadership and high levels of education have produced one of Brazil’s most dynamic cultural cities, a base for musicians, artists and actors.

Years of progressive leadership and high levels of education have produced one of Brazil’s most dynamic cultural cities, a base for musicians, artists and actors.

A free museum inside a striking-looking neoclassical building is dedicated to 20th-century and contemporary South American art.

Admire Renaissance-style architecture, stained-glass windows and intricate mosaic work at one of Porto Alegre’s most important religious sites.

This stunning neoclassical building that used to house a number of banks is now a cultural hub for movies, music, plays and art. 

Admire Renaissance-style architecture, stained-glass windows and intricate mosaic work at one of Porto Alegre’s most important religious sites.

This stunning neoclassical building that used to house a number of banks is now a cultural hub for movies, music, plays and art. 

Admire Renaissance-style architecture, stained-glass windows and intricate mosaic work at one of Porto Alegre’s most important religious sites.

Admire Renaissance-style architecture, stained-glass windows and intricate mosaic work at one of Porto Alegre’s most important religious sites.

Years of progressive leadership and high levels of education have produced one of Brazil’s most dynamic cultural cities, a base for musicians, artists and actors.

A free museum inside a striking-looking neoclassical building is dedicated to 20th-century and contemporary South American art.

Admire Renaissance-style architecture, stained-glass windows and intricate mosaic work at one of Porto Alegre’s most important religious sites.

This stunning neoclassical building that used to house a number of banks is now a cultural hub for movies, music, plays and art. 

A free museum inside a striking-looking neoclassical building is dedicated to 20th-century and contemporary South American art.