House of the Babilónia Estate

The House of the Babilónia Estate is a colonial-period farm with tiled roofs, stone walls, and large wooden beams supporting its structures. The grounds contain several buildings arranged around a central area, showing how the property was organized for farming and residence.

The estate was founded during Portugal's colonial period in Brazil and played a role in the regional economy through agricultural activities. It stands as evidence from the era when such properties shaped the development of Pirenópolis and the surrounding region.

The estate shows how Portuguese building styles merged with local techniques to create a working farm compound. You can see this blend in the building details and in how the spaces were arranged for daily work.

Visitors can explore the estate on foot and see how the farm was structured and how people lived there. It helps to ask in advance which parts of the grounds are accessible, since some areas may only be visited with a guide.

The estate preserves original tools and equipment from the colonial period in the places where they were actually used. This authentic arrangement offers a rare glimpse into what daily work life looked like on a plantation of that era.