Pitangui, Administrative municipality in Minas Gerais, Brazil
Pitangui is a town in Minas Gerais, Brazil, situated about 24 kilometers northeast of Nova Serrana in a landscape of rolling terrain. The settlement sits at 703 meters elevation and contains public squares, fountains, and buildings that frame daily life for residents.
The town was founded during the colonial period by Portuguese bandeirantes who settled along river valleys. These early explorers and settlers established the foundations for the community's later growth.
The fountain at Praça Getúlio Vargas dates back to 1833 and shows how locals value their architectural heritage. This landmark serves as a gathering spot where people connect with the town's past.
The municipal administration center is located at Praça João Maria de Lacerda 80 and provides public services for visitors and residents. The town is most pleasant to explore during warmer months when walking around is comfortable.
On Serra da Cruz do Monte stands the Capela da Cruz do Monte, built in 1880 by local farmworkers as a spiritual site. This small chapel reflects the religious devotion of people who lived and worked in the surrounding area.
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