PasseioPrivate city tour discovering São Luís do Maranhão

Founded in 1612 by the French, invaded by the Dutch and colonized by the Portuguese, curiously known as the most Portuguese of Brazilian cities, São Luís has stories as far as the eye can see.

There are more than three thousand five hundred buildings of unparalleled historical value and distributed among squares, streets and alleys that make up one of the most beautiful architectural complexes in the country.

Route: Departure from the hotel in an air-conditioned, panoramic vehicle through the new part of the city to the stopping point in the historic center.

Disembark and start a light walk through the old city visiting the main historical points of the city.

Stop for lunch at a local restaurant. Afterwards, continue the tour to visit museums that reveal the history and culture. Return to the hotel.

Main attractions: Part 1: Coastal Avenue, Jansen Lagoon, Coastal Pier, Gonçalves Dias Square, Seaside Avenue, Memory Stone, Dom Pedro II Square, Lions Palace, Sé Cathedral, Benedito Leite Square, São Luís Building, João Lisboa Square, Carmo Square. Stop for lunch.

2nd Part: Historical and Artistic Museum, Ribeirão Fountain, Arthur Azevedo Theater, Gastronomy Museum, Reggae Museum, Visual Arts Museum and Tulhas Market.