Halls
Shows and exhibitions.
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The Tancredo Neves Cultural and Tourist Centre, known as CENTUR, is a convention and arts centre in Belém, opened in 1986 to a design by the architects Euler Santos Arruda, Edson Santos Arruda and Rafael Gonçalves. It is the seat of the Pará Cultural Foundation, a public body of the state government. Pará's cultural policy goes back to 1975, when a secretariat for culture, sport and tourism was created to preserve historic, literary, artistic and scientific heritage and to develop tourism, at a time when Brazil drew up its first national culture plan and set up several federal cultural institutions. The building has halls for shows, exhibitions and courses, and the foundation runs cultural programmes there year round, a window on the cultural life of Pará's capital; check the programme.
Shows and exhibitions.
Pará culture.
Year round.
Central Belém, Pará
Praça Batista CamposPraça Batista Campos is a square in the Belém district of the same name, describ7 minutes walk4.7
Palacete BolonhaThe Bolonha Mansion is a historic house in Belém built between 1905 and 1908 by 9 minutes walk4.6
Theatro da PazThe Theatro da Paz, the Theatre of Peace, is the leading cultural house of north12 minutes walk4.9
Praça da República (Belém)Praça da República is one of Belém's best-known squares and postcards. From the 13 minutes walk4.5
Museu Paraense Emílio GoeldiThe Museu Paraense Emílio Goeldi, founded in 1866 and named after the Swiss natu14 minutes walk4.7The Tancredo Neves Cultural and Tourist Centre, home of the Pará Cultural Foundation since 1986.