e o inhotim mandando ver

a reportagem é do new york times.

bom, bem bom! segue trecho:

Inhotim (011-55-31-3227-0001); inhotim.org.br) is open Thursday through Sunday and offers guided tours of its more than 3,000 acres, 10 galleries (soon to be 15), site-specific art installations and botanical gardens. While in the area, it is worth taking in the attractions of Belo Horizonte, in particular several buildings by Oscar Niemeyer that were precursors to his designs for Brasília, all in the Pampulha suburb: São Francisco de Assis church, the casino (now a modern art museum) and the yacht club, all around an artificial lake. Two hours away is Ouro Preto, a well-preserved mining town, the former capital of Minas Gerais and a Unesco World Heritage site; it has a handful of beautiful Portuguese Baroque churches, including one designed by Aleijadinho (‘‘Little Cripple’’), the legendary architect/sculptor.

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