Why visit

Probably built between 1603 and 1607 at the former royal sugar estate, the chapel preserves a configuration of colonial rural architecture. The place connects religious practice, community organization and urban change across different periods of Brazilian history.

What to look for

Stone doorway and triangular pediment
Wooden altar, if visiting is authorized

What relationships between faith, power and everyday life does this place reveal?

Visiting details

Religious, educational or private complex: indoor visits require explicit permission. View only from permitted public areas.

Ask about steps, ramps and admission rules; respect worship, residents and private areas.

A heritage listing does not confirm current opening. Coordinates are approximate; use the address and verify the entrance.