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Novotel Recife Marina

4.0 star property
9.4 out of 10, Exceptional, (287)
"Great hotel"
The price is SAR 396
SAR 404 total
includes taxes & fees
18 May - 19 May
Novotel Recife Marina

PRAIA DE MARIA FARINHA - PERNAMBUCO

4.5 star property
8.8 out of 10, Excellent, (5)
The price is SAR 95
SAR 180 total
includes taxes & fees
4 May - 5 May
PRAIA DE MARIA FARINHA - PERNAMBUCO

Pousada em Casa Forte

4.0 star property
10.0 out of 10, Exceptional, (2)
The price is SAR 113
SAR 119 total
includes taxes & fees
6 May - 7 May
Pousada em Casa Forte
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Trip time! Discover the windsurfing, beaches, and history in Ilha de Itamaraca.

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The Fort of Santa Cruz de Itamaracá, better known as Forte Orange, is located on the island of Itamaracá on the northern coast of the state of Pernambuco, Brazil. It was built in taipa by the Dutch in 1631. In 1654, with the defeat of the Dutch, it was in ruins. Later, in 1696, it was rebuilt by the Portuguese, in stone. The old Flemish symbols were exchanged for the arms of the Kingdom of Portugal which are engraved on the gate. Today, the space is occupied by a museum with archaeological fragments found in excavations and panels with reproductions of maps of the time.

O Forte de Santa Cruz de Itamaracá, mais conhecido como Forte Orange, localiza-se na ilha de Itamaracá no  litoral norte do estado de Pernambuco, no Brasil. Foi construído, em taipa, pelos holandeses em 1631. Em 1654, com a derrota dos holandeses, ficou em ruinas. Mais tarde, em 1696, foi reconstruído pelos portugueses, em pedra. Os antigos símbolos flamengos foram trocados pelas armas do Reino de Portugal que estão gravadas sobre o portão. Hoje, o espaço é ocupado por um museu com fragmentos arqueológicos encontrados em escavações e painéis com reproduções de mapas da época.
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