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I came here to report an experience that I have lived since I was born, which is to coexist with great architectures of the churches of historical cities. I always try to travel to the interiors to visit cities recognized by IPHAN (Institute of National Historical and Artistic Heritage) as a historical patrimony of humanity. I have always been interested in the history of small cities, even because the urban always depended on the rural, and some of these cities impacted an entire world scenario in the economy.

I have had excellent experiences visiting cities, more specifically the Estrada Real from Minas Gerais to Rio de Janeiro, I have known important artifacts in which they preserve our national identity. Generally, people from these cities are outgoing, and very friendly, usually helps whenever they need it. The festivals in these cities bring together people from all over the country to celebrate some important date for this region, which may be of some patron saint or the harvest of the year.

However I go with my friends, to enjoy this leisure experience together and enjoy everything that these cities can offer us as an experience. Below are some pictures of landscapes of these places and I leave some tips of good places, and that fits in the pocket to enjoy the weekend.



 Church Nossa Senhora do Pilar - Ouro Preto, MG.

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Church Nossa Senhora do Pilar - São João Del Rei, MG.

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