Augusto, Lucas, Luiza, Beatriz - São Paulo Field Trip

                  

                           Field Trip

  In our field trip we visited many important places, these places were essential for the development of our city. The places that we visited were:

  Sé Cathedral, Pateo do Colégio, Anchieta Museum, Martinelli Building, Ladeira Porto Geral, São Bento Monastery, Largo São Francisco, São Francisco Church, Vale Anhagabaú and viaduto do Chá. To go from one place to the other we went on foot, because all of them were in the  centre of São Paulo where everything started.

  The Sé Catedral is beautiful and gothic.In the center there are old constructions and a lot of people.We had lunch in a good restaurant. The food was  delicious.We visited some churches and we could  buy something in the Sé Cathedral. We visited some monuments and a museums as well. We came back around at 6 o'clock PM.

   Sé Cathedral:  In 1913,The construction of the Cathedral began and the temple was inaugurated on January 25, 1954.

   The first version of the church was installed in 1591, built in mud mortar (wall made of clay and crushed straw, structured in logs).

  

   The cathedral also has a crypt open to visitors, opened in 1919. With thirty mortuaries,it maintains to the present day, the sarcophagi of bishops and archbishops, and store the remains of Tibiriçá chief, the first citizen of Piratininga, and the priest Feijo, Regent of the Empire.