At the river’s edge, this family-friendly, sustainably designed hotel has a sophisticated but earthy look – think stone, hard wood, and large windows facing the trees. There's a swimming pool; the sound of the river's flowing water fills guest rooms at night. The hotel's excellent coffee shop and restaurant, São Benedito Cafeteria and Azul, respectively, are open to the public.
Pousada Canto das Águas
Lençóis
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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For handicrafts made of local wood and stone, clay soaps, and semiprecious jewelry, stop by the beautiful old Mercado Cultural. Perched above the river on…
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Casa de Cultura Afrânio Peixoto
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It's worth stopping in this small museum dedicated to the life and career of Julio Afrânio Peixoto, considered one of Lençós' most accomplished citizens…
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The lovely Prefeitura Municipal, built in 1860, was the mansion of Colonel César Sá – the Neoclassical details were reportedly added to please his wife.
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Honors the patron saint of miners – and was built by slaves. The church is open occasionally to visitors during festivals and other special events.
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French Vice-Consulate Building
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At the 19th-century French vice-consulate building, diamond commerce was once negotiated.
Nearby Lençóis attractions
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Honors the patron saint of miners – and was built by slaves. The church is open occasionally to visitors during festivals and other special events.
0.08 MILES
For handicrafts made of local wood and stone, clay soaps, and semiprecious jewelry, stop by the beautiful old Mercado Cultural. Perched above the river on…
3. French Vice-Consulate Building
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At the 19th-century French vice-consulate building, diamond commerce was once negotiated.
4. Casa de Cultura Afrânio Peixoto
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It's worth stopping in this small museum dedicated to the life and career of Julio Afrânio Peixoto, considered one of Lençós' most accomplished citizens…
0.21 MILES
The lovely Prefeitura Municipal, built in 1860, was the mansion of Colonel César Sá – the Neoclassical details were reportedly added to please his wife.