Travel Guide to Sao Luis, Brazil

Scenic spot introduction:

Sao Luis was built by the French in 1612, but due to the long-term colonial rule of the Portuguese, the Portuguese colonial culture left a deep mark on the local area, and it is known as the "most Portuguese city in Brazil". Sao Luis is located in northern Brazil and is the capital of Maranhão State. It is divided into two urban areas, the old and new. The old urban area has nearly 4,000 historical buildings from the colonial period, and the walls of the buildings are covered with hand-painted Portuguese tiles. Therefore, Sao Luis is also known as the "Porcelain City".

Attractions distribution:

São Luís is an old colonial city with a strong Portuguese style. The main attractions are Popular Culture Center , Christ Church , Tile Wall , Alcantara , Blue and White Church wait.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Photography, sightseeing, architecture, culture, ancient city, tiles, museums