It comprises an architectural ensemble, built by the Carmelites, composed of the Church of Nossa Senhora do Carmo, the Episcopal Palace, both built in the 16th century and listed by IPHAEP (Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage of the State of Paraíba).

It is a baroque style ensemble, built by the Benedictine monks, formed by the monastery and the church, considered one of the most important in Brazil.

Also known as Lagoa, it is a public space in the city of João Pessoa, one of the main symbols of the city, the park is located in the center of the capital of Paraíba and features beautiful gardens and a pond in the center, with a large water mirror circular surrounded by imperial palms. Its central location, as well as its landscaped complex, has made it one of the main postcards of the city, as well as the stage for important social events.

Colonial church with space dedicated to sociability and clerical culture, permanent and temporary exhibitions. Place of research and prayer.

Another of the city's Baroque works. The church of João Pessoa is a beautiful restored church. It is located in the old center.

A walk through the main tourist points of the city, stopping at the most eastern point of the Americas (Cabo Branco Lighthouse - Ponta do Seixas), panoramic view of the work of the renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer (Cabo Branco Station - Science, Culture and Arts), until the Historic Center of the third oldest city in Brazil. Throughout the day, you will pass through Parque Sólon de Lucena, Praça Antenor Navarro, Hotel Globo, Praça dos Três Poderes, Basilica N. Sra. Das Neves, Monastery of São Bento and Church of N. Sra. Do Carmo. We will also have an optional visit to the São Francisco Cultural Center, a place of research and prayer. Finally, we will take the opportunity to get to know the richness of our handicrafts in the Paraíba Handicraft Market.