Overview
Sabará is a charming colonial town located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Known for its well-preserved architecture and rich historical heritage, Sabará is a popular destination for tourists looking to immerse themselves in Brazil’s colonial past.
Historical Sites
- Igreja Nossa Senhora do Ó: A beautiful baroque church dating back to the 18th century.
- Museu do Ouro: A museum showcasing the town’s history of gold mining.
- Casa Borba Gato: A historic mansion turned cultural center.
Outdoor Activities
- Parque Natural Municipal do Intendente Magalhães: A scenic park with hiking trails and waterfalls.
- Serra do Caraça: A stunning mountain range perfect for hiking and birdwatching.
Local Cuisine
- Queijos e Doces Sabará: A famous shop selling local cheeses and sweets.
- Restaurante Panela de Barro: A traditional restaurant serving delicious Minas Gerais cuisine.
Events and Festivals
- Semana Santa (Holy Week): A religious festival with processions and traditional ceremonies.
- Festa de Nossa Senhora do Ó: A celebration in honor of the town’s patron saint.
- Language: Portuguese
- Currency: Brazilian Real
- Best Time to Visit: April to October for cooler weather.