Inaugurated in 1961, thanks to the efforts of the Dean Antônio Martins Filho, Museu de Arte da Universidade Federal do Ceará (MAUC) boasts of a wonderful permanent displays of fine art. Showcasing great artists like Antônio Bandeira, it also keeps various temporary exhibits by various old and new artists from the Brazilian state of Ceará. Open on weekdays from 8a to 6p, the art museum is represents Cearean artists and their works.
Located in the quiet neighborhood of José de Alencar, Casa de José de Alencar was the childhood home of José de Alencar, the beloved Brazilian writer. The house is now a living museum and thriving tourist attraction. A visit here is quite enlightening and gives more insight into de Alencar's personality and thus his literary works thanks to the regular tours lead by well-informed guides. Managed by Federal University of Ceará, Casa de José de Alencar also provides various educational programs and courses for interested candidates.
Der Cocó-Park, der zum Schutz und zur Erhaltung der Flora und Fauna der Region angelegt wurde, hat seine Bedeutung für die Umwelt, die Wirtschaft und den Tourismus der Stadt bewiesen. Mit einer Fläche von 1.155,4 Hektar ist der Park eine grüne Oase, die alle Voraussetzungen für einen gelungenen Tagesausflug bietet. Der Park bietet zahlreiche Freizeitaktivitäten und ist ein großartiger Ort, um wilde Tiere in ihrer natürlichen Umgebung zu beobachten. Wenn Sie dem Lärm und der schlechten Luft in der Stadt entfliehen möchten, dann ist der Cocó-Park der ideale Rückzugsort im Grünen.
Beira Mar Avenue or as the locals call it Avenida Beira Mar is located near the beach and is one of the best spots get a glimpse of the local culture. A recreational space where sleek pathways joggers, volleyball courts, roller hockey zones, and Asian gardens collide, this street is also the home to a smattering of restaurants that are known to take its guests for an exciting culinary journey. It is also known for its handicrafts and street markets where you will get some of the unique local items. Street performers, food fairs, and cultural festivals make Beira Mar an exciting entertainment venue in Fortaleza's cityscape.
Das Centro Cultural Dragão do Mar ist ein weitläufiger Komplex, der Ihnen einige der besten Unterhaltungsangebote der Stadt bietet. Das Zentrum wurde 1999 gegründet und umfasst ein Theater, ein Kunstmuseum, ein Planetarium, einen Konzertsaal, eine Bibliothek und andere Veranstaltungsräume. Daneben bietet der Komplex auch Restaurants, Bars und Geschäfte für Besucher. Das Zentrum erstreckt sich über eine Fläche von 30.000 Quadratmetern und bietet eine vielseitige Auswahl an Veranstaltungen und Aktivitäten in den Bereichen Kunst, Kultur, gesellschaftliche Zusammenkünfte und mehr. Rufen Sie vorher an oder informieren Sie sich aufder Webseite über anstehende Veranstaltungen und vieles mehr.
Located in Centro, downtown Fortaleza, Museu do Ceará features over ten individual rooms of artifacts about origination and evolution of the Brazilian state of Ceará. Covering a range of subjects the museum exhibits pictures, articles, documents and other ephemera permanently. The museum traces its origin to an older museum of 1932 that was founded by Governor Roberto Carneiro de Mendonça. Housed within an old Neoclassical building and open to public all year for no charge, the museum makes for a enlightening experience.
Established in 1991, Teatro Chico Anysio has been a popular staple on the Fortaleza's comedy scene. From amateur comedy nights to well-known stand-up acts, the intimate theater has hosted a vast array of shows till date, and continues to tickle the city's funny bone. The theater has received widespread recognition from artists as well as the media for its quality of programming, and is one of the best places in the city for your quota of the best medicine.
Inaugurated in 1961, thanks to the efforts of the Dean Antônio Martins Filho, Museu de Arte da Universidade Federal do Ceará (MAUC) boasts of a wonderful permanent displays of fine art. Showcasing great artists like Antônio Bandeira, it also keeps various temporary exhibits by various old and new artists from the Brazilian state of Ceará. Open on weekdays from 8a to 6p, the art museum is represents Cearean artists and their works.
Located in the quiet neighborhood of José de Alencar, Casa de José de Alencar was the childhood home of José de Alencar, the beloved Brazilian writer. The house is now a living museum and thriving tourist attraction. A visit here is quite enlightening and gives more insight into de Alencar's personality and thus his literary works thanks to the regular tours lead by well-informed guides. Managed by Federal University of Ceará, Casa de José de Alencar also provides various educational programs and courses for interested candidates.
When Nordestinos or Northeasterners seek slides and water park excitement, most of them head to Beach Park. Located about an hour outside of Fortaleza's center, the aquatic park has something for everyone. The park intersperses attractions throughout the park with some that are perfect for families, some excellent ones for visitors who are more timid, but seek a bit of a thrill and lastly, rides for the adrenaline junkie. For the latter, the Insano water slide unleashes the rider from an insane height and at a speed that can top 60mph (100kph)! Additionally, the park offers packages for those seeking a complete stay and play vacation.
The first square to have been built in Fortaleza, Praça dos Mártires is the site of the executions of several revolutionaries, among whom Luiz Inácio de Azevedo and Francisco Ibiapina were extremely prominent. Commonly known as Passeio Publico, this tree-lined square is one of the city's most beautiful public areas, featuring Greek statues and affording a lovely view of the sea. To get a real feel of the city's history, Praça dos Mártires is a must-visit.