Marshal Deodoro - Marechal Deodoro

Marshal Deodoro is a city of alagoas.

To arrive

By car

Through the Al-101 ​​South, leaving Maceio are 33km.

By bus

In Maceio, at the college square, at the company terminal Real Alagoas, every half hour bus leaves for Marechal Deodoro, via French beach. For R$2.50.

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On foot

Fur Historic center. You'll discover the old mansions, discover where the cultural center is, the local artisans, and get to know the movement of the city. It's worth registering with photos, the historic center is very beautiful.

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• Museum of Sacred Art It is located in the Covent of the Third Order of San Francisco. Rua Marechal Deodoro, S/N. Marechal Deodoro. The Convent is Baroque, the works are made in wood, the sculptures of the saints are beautiful and impressive. Open every day from 8am to 5pm. It costs R$ 2.00 to visit.

• Church of St. Mary Magdalene or Church of the 1st Order of St. Francis, It began to be built in 1684. Its facade features ornaments in the form of plants, made of limestone. The main chapel, completed in 1689, has a coffered ceiling and the deep chapel has an altarpiece, which is a structure in stone or wood carving that rises on the back of an altar. This work is unique throughout the Brazilian Northeast. Under the choir there is a panel of Santa Clara de Assis, painted by the Pernambuco artist José Eloy, in 1817.the convent has an air of medieval times, due to the columns that support the three-cornered masonry arches. On the altar there is an image of Christ Crucified, a example of the Jansenista school, very rare. In all of Brazil, besides that of Marechal Deodoro, there is only one more, in Bahia. Open daily.

• Church of the Third Order of Saint Francis, In the Historic Center, on Rua Marechal Deodoro, attached to the Church of Santa Maria Madalena, built during the 18th century, it has a Rococo style façade. A single door, made of cushion sheet, gives access to the temple, which has three more ornamental windows.

• House of Marshal Deodoro, in colonial style, it was where the Proclamator of the Republic was born. In it were held several of the military and political meetings that preceded the fall of the monarchy. Building in the style of a 19th century manor house. In 1971, it was restored and adapted to serve as the headquarters of the Army Museum. In the house that became a museum, it is possible to learn a little more about the history of Marshal Deodoro da Fonseca. Open for visitation from Monday to Saturday. From 8am to 5pm. In the Historic Center.

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• Talk to one of the fishermen at the edge of the lake, they always have interesting stories to tell. Deodorians are joyful by nature or by geography.

• Meet Your Nelson of the Fiddle, living and cultural heritage, musician, plays and manufactures fiddle. Owner of a charming friendliness, he always makes presentations in the city and throughout the country. He lives in the city, everyone knows them and knows how to teach how to get there.

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• Labyrinth Crafts, Made from fine fabrics, mainly linen. It was brought to Brazil in the 17th century, by Portuguese colonization. The art was developed by combining existing elements. Currently, a group of ladies are working to promote and maintain the tradition of embroidery in the region. The embroiderers room in the Santa Maria Magdalene Cultural Space, in the Historic Center.

• Association of fillet lacemakers, The income from the filet came from the fishing net, the fishermen mended their nets and the women watching began to weave the nets using this technique, which was perfected over time by changing the line and coloring. One of the most sought after handicrafts throughout the state, in the marshal association you can take beautiful pieces at an excellent price. They produce blouses, dresses, beach sarongs, tablecloths, placemats. Cultural Village Madalena. Telephone: (82)8817-0954 Contact: Wbiranilda.

With the

• Bahia bar, at the entrance to the city has a sign and an arrow indicating the entrance. On the edge of the Manguaba lagoon, excellent service. Serves crab fillet, shrimp, fish, crab. Bahia's motto is that if he is in a bad mood, the customer doesn't pay. His infectious joy is a special ingredient. Open for lunch every day.

• Lourdes bar, It is at the entrance to the city, on the main street. The most popular dish and specialty of the house is the Massunim and the cabidela chicken. It serves delicious fruit juices, freshly made. It is an old restaurant and Dona Lourdes is well known in the region. She is the one who cooks and makes a point of talking to the clientele after lunch. Open every day for lunch. Affordable prices.

• Lorinho's Bar, open for lunch, Monday through Saturday. It is close to the historic center. Excellent food, serves seafood, fish, meat.

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