Igreja de Santo Antonio

Standing before a centuries-old church is always an impressive experience, evoking thoughts of the countless people who have been there before us. The building itself, with its towering structure and rich history, carries with it both light and shadow. While it has been a symbol of suppression at various points in history, it has also been a place of belonging and hope for those seeking solace and a better afterlife. This blend of dark history and spiritual refuge speaks to the deep and complex role the church has played in people's lives over the centuries.

Gorgeous church, covered with gilded gold. Every detail is a joy to examine. Make sure to note the imported Portuguese organ.

Ornately beautiful and historic: seven altars and one of the most churches with the largest amount of gold in Latin America.

Beautiful church, situated at a higher point in historical Tiradentes. Must see when in the city.

The most beautiful church I've ever seen by the inside. Gold everywhere.

Beautiful view of the city

An absolutely beautiful Catholic Church, and a MUST see when visiting Tiradentes.

You need to buy a expensive ticket to enter in the church. It is a absurd. The historical value is the cool thing, I recommend.