Catete Palace (Palácio do Catete)

Rio’s imposing Catete Palace (Palácio do Catete) served as Brazil’s presidential residence from 1894 until 1960, when the capital shifted to Brasilia. Located in Rio de Janeiro, this urban mansion now houses the Museum of the Republic, which showcases art and period furnishings from the Republican era. Visitors can explore the museum’s collection, including presidential memorabilia from past leaders, offering a glimpse into the country’s rich political history.

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Catete Palace (Palácio do Catete)