Republican Museum
Rua Barao do Itaim, 67, Itu, Brazil
About the company:
The Republican Museum of São Paulo tells about a special period in the history of Brazil – the period of the Old Republic. The museum was opened on April 19, 1923 by the then President of São Paulo Washington, Luis Pereira de Sousa.
The Republican Museum holds a rich collection of photographs, documents, objects and works of art, furniture that are the memory of the Republican Party. Since the city became the birthplace of the Republican movement, which hosted the first meeting of members of the Republican Party, the museum was founded here.
The museum operates from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 to 17 hours. Entry is free.