Cultural Landmarks

Maceió’s cultural landscape spans from the historic Jaraguá district to the beachfront of Ponta Verde. This collection features the Museu Theo Brandão, dedicated to Alagoas folklore, and the Museu Pierre Chalita, which houses a significant collection of sacred art. Historical monuments include a replica Statue of Liberty and the Memorial à República, honoring Brazil's first presidents. Waterfront installations like the Gogó da Ema monument and the statue of lexicographer Aurélio Buarque de Holanda mark the city's literary and natural heritage.

Eu Amo Maceió

Colorful landmark sign located on the Ponta Verde waterfront, serving as a popular photographic point overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

Estátua Aurélio Buarque de Holanda

Life-sized bronze sculpture of the renowned Brazilian lexicographer and author of the Aurélio dictionary, depicted sitting on a bench at Ponta Verde beach.

Monumento Gogó Da Ema

Metal sculpture commemorating a famous crooked coconut tree that served as a symbol of Maceió until it fell in 1955.

Estátua da Liberdade

Iron replica of the Statue of Liberty located in the Jaraguá district, cast by the Val d'Osne foundry in France.

Museu Theo Brandão

Anthropological museum located in a restored mansion, showcasing Alagoas folklore, traditional crafts, and regional popular art.

Museu Pierre Chalita

Art museum featuring a collection of sacred art from the 17th and 18th centuries, alongside contemporary paintings and sculptures by artist Pierre Chalita.

Memorial à República

Monumental space dedicated to the history of the Brazilian Republic and the Alagoan presidents Deodoro da Fonseca and Floriano Peixoto.