Palácio dos Cedros, Historic event palace in Ipiranga, Brazil
Palácio dos Cedros is an event building in Ipiranga with two main structures that provide spaces for residential and gathering functions. The property includes several sections, each designed with different themes and interior styles.
The building was created in 1922 under engineer Heribaldo Siciliano and was later home to the Jafet family. It was eventually converted into an event center while keeping its historical structures intact.
The architecture blends Renaissance, Baroque, and classical style elements in unexpected ways. Visitors can spot this mix of different periods in the details of rooms and decorations.
Visitors should allow enough time to explore all the different areas and rooms, since the site has multiple sections. Staff members on site can provide guidance and explain the various functional options for each section.
A special section was designed in 1934 with mirrored halls and dining rooms that echoed a German palace. This detail shows how European architecture and aesthetics flowed into the property.
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