Rio de Janeiro, in addition to being the Imperial Capital, holds many traces of slavery and the history of black people in Brazil. For this reason, the “Little Africa” tour is essential to better understand this story that is little publicized in the media and in schools. , the reforms of Pereira Passos, in the 20th century, in addition to bringing to public knowledge important information about the real contribution of blacks in the history of Brazil. Come with us to deepen your knowledge on this topic!
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‌‌‌‌A visit to the former slave market makes it easier to understand how the first favela in Brazil was formed later on; Next, you will visit the port that received and distributed the largest number of slaves in the Americas, and the Museum of Pretos Novos, where the indisputable archaeological remains testify for themselves what slavery was in Brazil. Finally... you know who it was Mercedes Batista? Or where did the “vaccine revolt” take place? Did you know that the founder of the Brazilian Academy of Letters (ABL) was a black man?
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‌‌Road map :
‌‌Maua Square,
‌‌Away from the beach,
‌Salt Stone,
‌‌Suspended garden of Valongo,
‌‌Valongo Pier
‌‌Museum of new blacks.
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‌🚨🚨 Attention!
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‌‌‌The tour takes place from Tuesday to Saturday, as some places are closed for visitation on Monday and Sunday. ‌