Cora Coralina House Museum

The house-museum of Cora Coralina, a poet and creator of a number of Brazilian fairy tales, is located in the city of Goias, where the famous writer was born in 1889.

The house, also known as the Old Bridge House, was built on the banks of the Red River in the middle of the eighteenth century and originally belonged to the judge – the poet’s father.

The building of the house-museum is a building in the style of characteristic Brazilian colonial architecture.

The house-museum is a municipal institution, its activities are aimed at preserving the works of Cora Coralina, developing and popularizing them among all literature lovers.

The museum was established by the Cora Coralina Foundation and opened in 1989. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9.00 to 16.45.