Anchieta Palace
Description:
The Anchieta Palace is one of the oldest buildings in Brazil where the government meets. The construction of the building was started in the XVI century by the Jesuits, who opened a school in the building. Since 1798, the building has been used as the seat of the state government.
During its existence, the palace has been rebuilt several times with changes. The last restoration work was completed in 2009.
Nowadays, the palace can be visited from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 to 17 hours. Having visited this palace, you can really feel the centuries-old history of the state of Espiritu Santo. Inside the palace there is a large collection of works of art, which is an invaluable heritage of the city.