Palacete Faciola, Art Nouveau mansion in Nazaré, Brazil.
Palacete Faciola is a two-story mansion located on Nazaré Avenue featuring Art Nouveau details throughout its structure. The interior showcases original wooden floors made from regional wood species and decorative German tiles that line the walls and surfaces.
The mansion was built in 1901 during the rubber boom when the region flourished with commercial wealth. It later became the residence of a prominent senator and underwent transitions in purpose over the decades.
Today the mansion functions as a cultural center where visitors can explore exhibitions about local heritage and architecture. The space hosts regular events and programs that bring together the community.
The building sits on Nazaré Avenue in an accessible location with a café and shops on the ground level. Multiple exhibition spaces are spread throughout the property for visitors to explore at their own pace.
Original monograms with the initials FS are still visible on furniture and glass windows throughout the building. These markings reflect the history of the families who once lived within its walls.
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