Sônia Cabral Palace, Historic palace in downtown Vitória, Brazil.
The Sônia Cabral Palace showcases eclectic architectural style with ornamental details and classical elements designed by architect André Carloni in the early twentieth century.
Originally constructed between 1910 and 1912 on the site of the former Church of Our Lady of Mercy, this building served as the State Legislative Assembly headquarters until 2000.
Named after pianist and founder of the Espírito Santo Philharmonic Orchestra, the palace now serves as a cultural center hosting artistic presentations and community events throughout the year.
Located in Vitória's historic center near the Metropolitan Cathedral, the palace is accessible by public transportation and offers free admission to most cultural activities and exhibitions.
This heritage site represents one of the few examples of eclectic architecture in Espírito Santo, combining traditional and modern elements from the early republican period in Brazil.
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