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The Museum of the Sambaqui People, Florianopolis is one of the most popular Florianopolis tourist attractions. It is located inside the Colegio Catarinense. The Museum of the Sambaqui People, Florianopolis exhibits several interesting articles. It displays skeletons, urns and utensils of the indigenous inhabitants.
The Museum of the Sambaqui People in Florianopolis possesses one of the biggest Brazilian archaeological collections. It has a collection of more than 5000 pieces.
Two of the city's most renowned museums are in close proximity to the Museum of the Sambaqui People in Florianopolis in Brazil. These are the Palacio Cruz e Souza Historical Museum and the Shipwreck Museum. The Palácio Cruz e Souza Historical Museum is located in the city center. It is famous for its majestic staircase and Carrara marble balconies. The Shipwreck Museum has a collection of shipwrecked vessels of the 17th century.
The Museum of the Sambaqui People, Florianopolis is close to the Fortress of Santa Cruz on the island of Anhatomirim, the Fortress of Sao Jose da Ponta Grossa between the beaches of Daniela and Jurere and Santo Antonio on the island of Ratones Grande. The edifice of the museum depicts colonial architecture.
The Museum of the Sambaqui People, Florianopolis is in the vicinity of the public market. Thus, tourists who are making their way to this museum can easily buy some food and local handicrafts on their way. Tourists can also visit the house where Victor Meirelles was born. This building is registered by the Institute of Historical and Artistic Heritage. It houses the Victor Meirelles Museum.
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