The state of Minas Gerais is mountainous iron and green valleys, carved by streams. Streams that once hid gold. The gold that made colonial villages with their colorful houses and hillsides. Beholding these villages, the visitor feels, treks or rides through its history. Above all, he enjoys the traditional hospitality of Minas Gerais, with its cuisine and varied handicrafts.

Santa Catarina has a 400 km beach covered coast, but throughout its territory the influence of German and Austrian colonization with its half-timbered architecture, gardens, gastronomy, handicrafts and textile industry blends with the scenery and climate of the origins of its first inhabitants. Its local festivals have conquered the national calendar.

The history of Fortaleza, capital of Ceará, is largely fused with the history of the state, land of Tupi Indians of various denominations. The effective occupation of the territory of Ceará began in 1603 with the “flag” of Pero Coelho de Souza who founded the Fort of São Tiago, in Barra do Ceará, in Fortaleza.