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Ouro Preto Historic Town — Brazil

Brazil· Historic Sites

Ouro Preto Historic Town

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Ouro Preto is a well-preserved colonial mining town in the state of Minas Gerais, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site. It flourished during the 18th century golden age of Brazil, becoming a center for baroque architecture and art. The town is famous for its steep, winding cobblestone streets, ornate churches adorned with gold, and the masterpieces of sculptor Aleijadinho. Exploring Ouro Preto offers a fascinating glimpse into Brazil's rich history and architectural heritage.

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