Guided visit to the José Bonifácio Palace

Headquarters of the City Hall of Santos, the José Bonifácio Palace honors one of the most illustrious Santos citizens, the Patriarch of Independence of Brazil. The building, built in the golden period of coffee, is one of the few public buildings in the State of São Paulo that maintains the original structure and most of the decoration preserved. During the visit, participants will get to know the main lobby, the Noble Hall Esmeraldo Tarquínio, the Princess Isabel Room and the Operational Control Center (OCC).

Limit: 15 people per group

 

Visits take place at 2 pm and to participate, choose the date and click on the corresponding button to fill out the form:

 

Dia 16 - sábado

Dia 17 - domingo

 

 

A imagem mostra uma praça urbana com um grande prédio histórico ao fundo e um monumento escultórico em primeiro plano.

Customs

The largest and most important customs unit in the country, with jurisdiction over 24 municipalities (from Bertioga to the border with Paraná), the Customs House operates inside a building of 12,350m², eclectic in architectural style, with Art-deco influences, inaugurated in 1934. Responsible for controlling 34% of Brazil’s foreign trade, the Santos customs division, created in 1550, was the third to operate in the country – the first was in Salvador (BA) and the second, in São Vicente (SP).