it used to be a house from one of the rubber barons. Amazonas was once the only place in the world where rubber was produces. This house shows a glimpse of how people lived at that time
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it used to be a house from one of the rubber barons. Amazonas was once the only place in the world where rubber was produces. This house shows a glimpse of how people lived at that time
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It is the second nicest visit we had in the city of Manaus, after the Teatro Amazonas. Worth the trip if you have some spare time!
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Within walking distance of the port, this 'palace' shows the opulence and splendour of the late 19th century in Manaus. This free museum was worth seeing.
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Built by a german rubber baron, a great manor of the tropics, and of interesting architecture and style. After the baron lost his fortunes, it passed on to banks, then the Amazonas State Government, as the government seat, and last, a public space run by the Culture department, for small exhibits and public visits. Free of charge, beautiful, and very...
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