オリンダの公園と広場

Parks and Squares of Olinda

Olinda's urban landscape is defined by its historic squares and verdant parks, which serve as community hubs and gateways to colonial architecture. These sites range from the central Praça do Carmo, adjacent to Brazil's oldest Carmelite church, to the Praça da Abolição, famous for its resident sloths. Many squares, such as Largo do Varadouro and Praça do Jacaré, mark significant historical entry points or feature traditional bandstands and fountains dating back to the city's early development.