National Historical Museum

Brazil National History Museum, the National History Museum is one of the most famous and authoritative museums in the region. It is 100 years old and is still very worth visiting. It is the largest museum in Latin America.

The National Museum of Brazil has more than 20 million collections, is the largest and most comprehensive museum in South America, with a long history dating back to 1808, but such South American treasures were torched on September 2, 2018 and then collapsed. The loss of historical and cultural heritage that has been caused is "incalculable" and has become Brazil's eternal scar. I was fortunate enough to visit this comprehensive museum because I went to Brazil before the Rio Olympics, and the cause of the fire is likely to be related to the lack of funds for the museum for five consecutive years during the Olympics, due to the huge expenditure on hosting the 2016 Summer Olympics, With a budget cut since 2013, the museum has not been able to obtain the 500,000 reais (about $250,000) needed for annual maintenance, and the funding has fallen to 5.4 million reais (about $20,000). Signs of a lack of maintenance, such as peeling walls and exposed wires, have disappeared since June 2018, when the museum just celebrated its 200th anniversary.

The National History Museum of Brazil is located on the seaside of Rio de Janeiro. It is a museum that displays the history of Brazil and its flora and fauna. It can introduce you to the history of Brazil's colonial history and the process of social, humanistic and economic development after modern independence. It is often worth visiting.

Mainly the historical and cultural exchange of coffee beans

After lunch, all the people in the group will go shopping. I told the tour guide I don't want to go to see if he could arrange me to go to the museum. This tour guide is really good. I guess it's not safe for me to act alone. Let the driver take them to the shopping place first, and then send me to the museum. The ticket is 8 reals. I've been here for two hours, and I've probably looked at Brazil's history.