Praça Tiradentes

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It's actually the Palace Tiradentes, and it was built between 1922 and 1926 on the same spot that Joaquim Jose da Silva was hanged. DaSilva was Brazil's Thomas Paine, but unlike Paine, DaSilva paid for it with his life. During his trial, Da Silva was sneeringly referred to as the "Tiradentes" which means "tooth-puller."

Just in time for May 1st, there was an exhibition of democratic progress, which was in Portuguese. I asked the staff, only one staff can speak Spanish, but it is not very good, so I decided to choose English interpretation. Our English escort is estimated to be 20 years old. Although he has an accent, he is very cute. The exhibition was originally intended for visitors to see by themselves, and he explained it to me in English throughout.

It’s a free tour in Brazil, where you can see a lot of good things to play. The Palace of Heroes is also a huge place. It’s very good to visit and play here. The huge palace also has a lot of history. of. [Fun] Very interesting visit process

Just in time for May 1st, there was an exhibition of democratic progress, which was in Portuguese. I asked the staff, only one staff can speak Spanish, but it is not very good, so I decided to choose English interpretation. Our English escort is estimated to be 20 years old. Although he has an accent, he is very cute. The exhibition was originally intended for visitors to see by themselves, he explained to me the whole process in English

This is the place to see the history of Brazil. This building has a strong European architectural style. It used to be the seat of the Congress and the Legislative Center. The exhibition inside tells the story of what happened here. There is an explanation in English at the door to understand a little bit. If you understand Portuguese, you can understand this history in more detail.