Discover the Caminho da Fé, a long-distance pilgrimage that culminates in the city of Aparecida, home to one of Latin America’s most visited sanctuaries
Pilgrims on the Caminho da Fé in São Paulo Wagner Vilas - Shutterstock
Sanctuary od Our Lady Aparecida Eduard Goricev - Shutterstock
Aparecida is the country’s foremost Marian shrine and the second-largest Catholic church in the world by interior area
Typical and traditional food of Brazilian cuisine, served with rice, farofa, orange, pepper and cabbage. BY BRAZIL - Shutterstock
Feijoada is more than Brazil’s best-known dish—it’s a culinary reflection of the country’s layered social history.
Our Lady of the Conception of Aparecida Marco Sete - Shutterstock
The foundational legend of Aparecida traces back to 1717, when three fishermen hauled a dark, clay statue of the Virgin Mary from the Paraíba River