Full Day Tour to Olinda and Recife

The square was designed by landscaper Roberto Burle Marx and composed of leafy imperial palm trees, in addition to having a fountain, its colonial-style house surroundings, the Malakof Tower, the beautiful building of Paço do Frevo and the Embassy of Pernambuco, be sure to try the malted from As Galerias, making history in the neighborhood for 89 years, from this point we will start our walk through the neighborhood of Recife Antigo, passing through Rua do Bom Jesus and Praça do Marco Zero.

interesting place to get to know the culture of the Giant Dolls that parade during the carnival in Recife and Olinda, you will have the opportunity to see them up close, there are more than 50 dolls that are on average 4 meters tall, portray personalities from Brazil and International. Come and discover the culture, tradition and history of these friendly giants.

Church of Madre de Deus, built in the 17th century by the oratorian priests of the congregation of São Felipe Néri, the first church of that order in Brazil, baroque style and facade, a reef stone was used, one of the most beautiful churches in Recife.

The place was once a convent and the Alfandega do Recife, located on the banks of the Capibaribe River, is a beautiful building that portrays the history of the city in the Dutch period, currently works as a creative hub, has shops and services in addition to a beautiful view of the houses of Santo Antonio island.

The main square of the historic site of the city of Olinda, is our starting point, at the top is the church of Carmo, work begun in 1580, and one of the main religious temple in the city, here begins our climb between hills and narrow streets with beautiful colorful houses around the World Heritage Site,

It constitutes an important Baroque architectural complex, it was the first Benedictine monastery in Brazil, dated 1597, the internal spaces have a high artistic value that deserves to be appreciated, highlighting the main altar, and decorated with great painting that represents the death of the holy founder.

Arriving at Alto da Sé in Olinda, right in the heart of the historic site, you will have one of the most beautiful views, the viewpoint of the city, here you have many other things to discover such as the city observatory, the church of mercy and the slope of the same name, tasting the most delicious tapioca in Pernambuco (optional), many handicraft shops, the beautiful church of São Salvador, the city's patron and among other attractions.

You will have the opportunity to have a panoramic view along the Olinda waterfront, in addition to visiting the historic site, an opportunity to get to know the modern part of the city,