Mapsby Firecrawl

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Latest reviews

Rafael Miotto
★★★★★a month ago

Beautiful place, the staff explains the history of the site very well.<br><br>But like almost every historical site in Brazil, it appears abandoned.

Ingryd Carvalho
★★★★★2 months ago

The museum is very pleasant. I found it annoying that the person in charge stayed behind me the whole time, which was uncomfortable; I went a few years ago and it wasn't like that.

Daiane Andre
★★★★★3 months ago
Andre Gaspar
★★★★★5 months ago
Renato Cerqueira
★★★★★Edited 5 months ago

A place with a bit of Cabo Frio's history. Now it offers guided tours with lots of interesting information about the convent and the region.

Response from the owner · 3 years ago

Olá, Renato!<br>Ficamos felizes com a visita e que tenha gostado dela!<br>Volte sempre!

Jose Fdez
★★★★★6 months ago
Henrique Ribeiro
★★★★★9 months ago

Very cool. Worth a visit.

Hi Paper Papelaria Criativa
★★★★★10 months ago

It's delightful to see the stories of painters, embroiderers, and photographs that tell the tale of old Cabo Frio.

Luciana Marques
★★★★★11 months ago

It's beautiful, it's not always open to visitors, but the exterior needs care and the interior is also poorly maintained.

Renata Seyr
★★★★★a year ago
Dario Coria
★★★★★a year ago
Roma Valenzuela
★★★★★a year ago

A small, very old church, beautifully restored. It has a lovely inner courtyard where you can relax under a tree. Free.

Renata Reis
★★★★★Edited a year ago
Adriana Germann Alves
★★★★★a year ago

The Mart Museum has free admission!<br>I really enjoyed visiting and learning important facts, which were very well explained by the staff member. The part about the cloistered oratory is very beautiful.<br>The museum isn't large; besides the oratory, it only had the exterior, which has old bells, the ruins where the kitchen used to be, and a large room with an exhibition of local artists.<br>It was a worthwhile experience, great to visit on a day when you can't go to the beach!

Roberta Pereira de Sousa
★★★★★a year ago
Jheniffer Miranda
★★★★★a year ago

The museum occupies the space of the former convent of Our Lady of the Angels. I think it's important to mention this information because in some prior research we did before visiting, we didn't find this detail and ended up thinking they were two different places.<br><br>The visit is guided by staff, and all the pieces are well-preserved and displayed inside. Visiting the second floor of the building is not permitted (July 2025).<br><br>The exterior is lovely! It has many plants, green space, and ruins of an old convent kitchen.<br><br>It's worth including in a more historical itinerary through Cabo Frio.

Alex Philot
★★★★★a year ago

It's definitely worth visiting this church, which has now become a museum. The church is very well preserved, the staff are very attentive to all visitors, and there's no charge to visit – it's completely free. There are several places to park your car nearby, and there's also a viewpoint with a spectacular view of the city. Inside the museum, there are also restrooms, and they are spotless. All the staff deserve praise!

Canal do Arthur Miralhes
★★★★★a year ago

A very historic and beautiful church! The convent has incredible stories.

jose renato lourenço
★★★★★a year ago

It's wonderful to learn a little about the religion of another place.

Keily Duarte
★★★★★a year ago