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Palácio Belvedere-December 2024
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Dec 3, 2024

　　Built in 1923, this modest art nouveau construction was originally designed to be a city lookout. It was left to die and gutted by fie in 2017, but the pretty pale-blue 'palace' was undergoing restoration at time of writing.

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　　Curitiba's historic Old City Hall was inaugurated in 1926 and designed by then-mayor Cândido Ferreira de Abreu, who was responsible for many of the city's prettiest buildings. Today, it houses a SESC (Social Service of Commerce) cultural center with small exhibitions and a chic cafe. ...
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Palácio Belvedere
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　　Built in 1923, this modest art nouveau construction was originally designed to be a city lookout. It was left to die and gutted by fie in 2017, but the pretty pale-blue 'palace' was undergoing restoration at time of writing. ...
Largo da Ordem
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