A visit in Olinda, for a cultural immersion

Olinda is a Brazilian city, famous for its colonial architecture and colorful streets. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it offers many sites to discover. The Convento de São Francisco is a must-see. Along with the Sé Catedral, dating from the 18th century, it showcases baroque art in all its splendor. As for the Museum of Sacred Art of Pernambuco, it presents a rich and fascinating collection of religious works. Stroll through the cobbled streets where craft shops and art galleries mingle, especially on Rúa do Amparo, lined with artists' studios. Don't miss the viewpoint at Alto da Sé, offering spectacular panoramas of the city and the sea. Feel the rhythm of Olinda's local carnival, with its frevo and maracatu groups ensuring the atmosphere. And don't forget the giant dolls with famous figures, or Bonicos Gigantes, emblematic of the city.