Palácio Anchieta

Avaliação: 4
Henry E. Hall: The English-speaking tour with Alessandro, Roberta & Miguel was exceptional for obvious reasons. They provided the context of events that accompanied the distinct transition s from the early Jesuit founding of what became the President's or later State Governor's Palace plus how & why the actual negotiations were proferred between the parties involved. As these knowledgeable guides led me through private sections of the Palace (tours available only on weekends) they gave documented historical accounts how leadership & decision-making advanced in this rapidly growing state that was first explored in 1488 as settlement began in the 1530's.

Avaliação: 5
Adathottil Jee: Historic patrimony and government house of Espírito Santo, the Anchieta Palace is a jesuit building, wich was erected between the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries. Originaly, the building functined as a church, named Santiago's Church, and as a school, serving to the religious interests until their expulsion in 1759. Passed many modifocation proccesses in the following centuries, the building still as a house of the government, functioning as a cultural place too, where are recepted several itinerant exhibitions, visits in its permanent collection and, specially at saturdays and sundays, visits in the governor's cabinet, passing through old residential wing.

Avaliação: 5
Marco Viajero: Interesting and inspiring place, I enjoyed the modern Galery and participated in guided tour about history

Avaliação: 4
Derek Sculthorpe: Muito bonito palácio. There is a tomb of Padre José de Anchieta. Also a museum of postal history with some evocative images of old Vitoria.

Avaliação: 5
Luana Alwan: It is beautiful palace, with lots of interesting details dating back to the 1500's when the Jesuits settle in the area. Michael, our tour guide is an incredible fountain of knowledge and always keeping us interested while showing throughout the palace. I appreciate the opportunity to visit such a beautiful historic location. M. Alwan