OS PASSOS DE ANCHIETA - Mini Doc. sobre a peregrinação desde Vitória por Vila Velha e Guarapari - ES

In this mini-documentary, I followed THE STEPS OF ANCHIETA, a pilgrimage-style walk that goes from the capital of Espírito Santo, Vitória, to the city of Anchieta in the south of the state. I showed each of the tourist attractions along the way, listed on the website of the Association that organizes the event, ABAPA: https://ospassosdeanchieta.com/ An older version    • Os Passos de Anchieta - Documentário 1   TOURIST ATTRACTIONS ALONG THE WAY 02:55 Start – Metropolitan Cathedral – located in Cidade Alta, the first site on the island to be occupied by the colonizers. 03:25 – Jacarenema Drum 05:20 50m – Domingos Martins Palace – A few steps from the Cathedral, the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, founded in 1606, once stood on this site. The building was remodeled and reopened in 1912 with the name of the Espírito Santo native who became a hero in the Pernambuco revolution of 1813, serving as the seat of the Legislative Power ever since. 05:50 331m – Anchieta Palace – Seat of the State Government, it is an old building from the mid-16th century that housed a Jesuit school and where the College of São Tiago operated until 1760. 06:50 341m – Bárbara Lindemberg Staircase – Part of a rare architectural ensemble, making Vitória the only Brazilian capital whose historical center has such access points. 07:40 2,000m – Saldanha Curve – The coastline of Vitória, on the Anchieta trail, curves near an old military fortification, the São João Fort. 10:00 6,168m – Prainha – The oldest historical site in Espírito Santo. 10:30 6,220m – Frei Pedro Palácios Grotto – A natural opening formed under a large rock served as a dwelling for the Franciscan friar Pedro Palácios. 11:10 6,225m – Ladeira das Sete Voltas – A path that begins near the Frei Pedro Palácios grotto and leads to the Penha Convent. 11:51 6,790m – Penha Convent – ​​The greatest symbol of Espírito Santo. 12:20 6,270m – Matriz de N. S. do Rosário – Oldest church in the state and the second oldest in Brazil. 13:25 9,757m – Morro do Moreno – Hill overlooking the entrance to Vitória Bay. 14:00 11,603m – Praia do Ribeiro – Place where the first grantee of the Captaincy of Espírito Santo resided. Legend says that Father Anchieta stayed on this beach for health treatment and during this period he performed the miracle of moving a large stone in the shape of a table that a sugar mill owner wanted to transform into a dining table for his employees. 15:22 12,448m – Praia da Costa – The favorite beach of Vila Velha residents and many people from Espírito Santo. 17:00 18,713m – Praia de Itaparica – Open sea beach with strong and constant waves. 17:33 24.061m – Madalena Bridge – recent construction, crosses the Jacarenema reserve (stinking alligator). 18:37 24.698m – Barra do Jucu – former fishing village, famous for its congo dance and beach, a surfer's hotspot. Overnight stay location. 20:00 – Brasil Tambor ES 22:23 37.114m – Ponta da Fruta – seaside resort that still retains the characteristics of a fishing village and boasts an open beach. 26:00 41.013m – Paulo César Vinha Reserve – Restinga Natural Park, open sand, sea and sky. 28:26 53.000m – Setiba, Guarapari – second overnight stay location. 29:05 – Congo São Domingos 31:28 59.098m – Três Praias – a unique paradise. 35:30 63.950m – Praia do Morro – The largest beach in the state of Minas Gerais. 36:00 66.417m – Poço dos Jesuítas – This well was opened by Father Anchieta in 1585 and preserves the Jesuit architectural design for this type of work. 37:49 66.729m – Morro da Igreja – Church built in 1585 by Father Anchieta. Nearby are the ruins of the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, built in 1677 by the grantee Francisco Gil Araújo. 40:15 67.694m – Praia da Areia Preta – Leaving Morro da Igreja, the hiker passes the beaches of Virtudes, Castanheiras and arrives at Praia das Areias Pretas. 43:30 77.867m – Meaípe – a seaside resort six kilometers from the center of Guarapari. 45:48 – Madalenas do Jucu 50:15 87.253m – Ubu – Carried in procession by three thousand Indians from Rerigtiba to the College of São Tiago where he would be buried, the coffin of Father Anchieta fell on that shore, causing the Indians to exclaim Abá Ubú! Abá Ubú! (“the saint fell, the saint fell”) 51:30 88.600m – Parati – Virtually an extension of the village of Ubu, Parati also has a well opened by Father Anchieta. The missionary opened about half a dozen wells on the way to Vitória, some of which, according to legend, he dug with his staff. 52:38 91.730 – IPCMAR 54:09 94.624m – Abaré Well – In this location, another well opened by Father Anchieta can be found, still retaining its rough original characteristics. 54:55 99.632m – Church of Our Lady of the Assumption (National Sanctuary of Saint Joseph of Anchieta) – built in 1597 by Father Anchieta in his last year of life. 1:00:27 – Roots of Barra *Edited list Watch more videos from the GVT Channel! Mini DOC Playlist