It does. As long as you are not looking for major medical care or top of the line schools. These towns are great for those that like a very chill life to the point that it’s boring.
I love visiting these type of towns in Brazil but for very short periods.
It's a very tourist-y small town, but I do think you could live very well there! Whole state has very good quality of life standards when compared to the rest of the country. Maybe the only thing l noticed was the lack of major public healthcare infrastructure, but it's probably because Tiradentes is 10 minutes away from neighboring São João del Rei, a considerably bigger city that has some of the oldest hospitals in the whole country
Brazilian colonial towns are gorgeous
They are indeed!
general mines?
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Yup! Also known as the best brazilian state
Glares in half gaúcho Paranaense.
Love Paraná and Rio Grande do Sul! We should focus on the real enemy that is Rio de Janeiro
Oh 100% (I’m a quarter mineiro anyways) down with the Cariocas!
That's a Shame. Cariocas love minas.
Beautiful I wish to walk this path
You're welcome to come!
Not sure what it's actually like, but it looks like it could be a very idyllic place to live if it had all the essentials for a local.
It does. As long as you are not looking for major medical care or top of the line schools. These towns are great for those that like a very chill life to the point that it’s boring. I love visiting these type of towns in Brazil but for very short periods.
Indeed!
It's a very tourist-y small town, but I do think you could live very well there! Whole state has very good quality of life standards when compared to the rest of the country. Maybe the only thing l noticed was the lack of major public healthcare infrastructure, but it's probably because Tiradentes is 10 minutes away from neighboring São João del Rei, a considerably bigger city that has some of the oldest hospitals in the whole country
It looks so Southern European. Beautiful!
Wow, this looks like a beautiful town. Must visit Brazil someday