Top Things to do in Marechal Deodoro
Top 10 Things to do in Marechal Deodoro, Brazil
Discover the best top things to do in Marechal Deodoro, Brazil including Frances Beach, Barra Nova Beach, House of Marechal Deodoro, Igreja Matriz De Nossa Senhora Da Conceicao, Praia Saco da Pedra, Igreja Santa Maria Madalena, Dom Ranulpho da Silva Farias Museum of Sacred Art, Palacio Provincial De Marechal Deodoro, Lago Azul, Balneario do Broma.
Restaurants in Marechal Deodoro
1. Frances Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Andy N - Haslemere, United Kingdom
Frances beach is beautiful. If you're not sure whether to go, go.
We visited twice, once during the week and again at the weekend. While the weekend was busier, it wasn't crowded.
The surf here is good and is popular with the locals. Early morning waves are best for beginners, while later on in the day they increase in size.
The sand is golden and clean. There is no seaweed and no signs of fishing. The smell which affects other Beaches in Maceio is not present here.
The beach is large so plenty of room. Parking is available but is chargeable.
2. Barra Nova Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By italoadriano - Maceio, AL
Uma ótima praia para aproveitar com os amigos. Durante a semana é ideal para relaxar sem a bagunça dos finais de semana.
3. House of Marechal Deodoro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Rodolfo2901 - Pilar, Argentina
Casa Museo Marechal Deodoro
La casa natal del Ml. Manoel Deodoro da Fonseca sigue las líneas típicas de las construcciones de la época colonial portuguesa. El frente presenta techo de doble tejas con puerta central y cuatro ventanas dos a cada uno de los lados. El edificio fue restaurado en 1983 y alberga el Museo donde se exhiben muebles, vajilla y otros objetos que le pertenecieron así como también fotos, retratos y placas ilustrativas relacionadas con la vida del Proclamador de la República.
4. Igreja Matriz De Nossa Senhora Da Conceicao
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Rodolfo2901 - Pilar, Argentina
No se sabe con exactitud en que año comenzó su construcción pero hay algunas fuentes que aseguran que ya existía en 1654. Fue quemada y destruida durante la ocupación de los holandeses de estos territorios. En 1672 los habitantes volvieron a levantarla y su construcción concluyó en 1783.
En 1860 el Emp. D. Pedro II y su esposa D. Teresa Cristina visitaron el templo. En esta iglesia se casaron los padres del Ml. Deodoro da Fonseca y él fue bautizado aquí al igual que todos sus hermanos.
Tiene una torre-campanario sobre uno de los lados, frontón estilo colonial portugués con óculo, dos ángeles que sostienen una corona y debajo de ellos un nicho con la imagen de la Inmaculada Concepción. Hay dos ventanas a la altura del coro y una puerta central única. Hay una nave central con el altar mayor y dos altares laterales. A los lados de la nave hay balcones y un púlpito elevado
5. Praia Saco da Pedra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By A TripAdvisor Member
This beach is littered with trash. It's good if you want to hang with the locals and not see any gringoes. Unfortunately they are building a big condo development at the entrance so enjoy it before it's totally destroyed like most other things in Brazil.
6. Igreja Santa Maria Madalena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By GinaAlmeida - Maceio, AL
O complexo da igreja e convento é lindo. Muito histórico e interessante. Achei que as atuais modificações na pintura descaracterizou um tanto.
7. Dom Ranulpho da Silva Farias Museum of Sacred Art
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By SergyGor - St. Petersburg, Russia
Музей очень интересен. Он повествует о тех временах, когда Маречал Деодоро была столицей.
Он находится в церкви Марии Магдалины и очень много сюжетов посвящено здесь ордену францисканцев. Потрясающая история, невероятная энергетика.
8. Palacio Provincial De Marechal Deodoro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By BuyReallyLow - Holmen, Wisconsin
Our first stop was Marechal Deodoro. This little village lies on the banks of the Logoa Manguaba – or Manguaba Lagoon. It is a peaceful little town with many pretty churches and a few streets of colonial architecture dating back to the early settlement days. Marechal served as the capital of the state of Alagoas between 1823 and 1839, and although there is not a lot of historical things to see, it’s easy to imagine this little village and a more bustling place. Now, it is a good chance to see real Brazilians going about their everyday lives – fishing in the lagoon, shuttling the children home from Church, cooking BBQ’s.
We were able to enter a church not long after the last Sunday service – some were still in the church doing the Rosary (most churches are Roman Catholic), and was able (with permission) to snap some pictures. The look is typical of most small rurual churches – a large front, with whitewashed interiors and naves. Much pride is taken in the buildings by the locals, and one can normally find them in these small villages for looking among the buildings for the open space of the square. This small village has a number of these churches – more than one would guess for such a small place – I counted four.
9. Lago Azul
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Patrícia O
Acredito que não devo ter ido em um bom dia... encontrei uma água muito turva, muita gente dentro do lago... o pessoal fazendo churrasco, com música muito alta e uma estrutura de filme de terror. Banheiro em péssimas condições, uma espécie de bar que não tinha absolutamente nada pra vender. Fui em um grupo com 5 carros. Cada carro pagou 20,00 reais. Descemos, olhamos a situação do local e em menos de 10 minutos fomos embora. Dinheiro e tempo perdidos.
10. Balneario do Broma
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By macionemelo - Maceio, AL
Muito bom e agradável, água natural, que vem da natureza. Um ótimo lugar para ir com a família, piscinas infantis, brinquedos para criançada.
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