Paraty's Historic Center allows you to observe the relationship between its urban layout, churches, mansions, and coastal landscape. The history published by the Forte Defensor Perpétuo Museum recounts the transfer of the first village from the hill to the plain between the Perequê-Açu and Matheus Nunes rivers, around a church dedicated to Nossa Senhora dos Remédios. Getting to know its streets also means recognizing current residents, workers, and cultures, not just an old setting. Walk with sturdy footwear on the uneven pavement, observe the facades without entering properties without authorization, and set aside time for cultural spaces. Confirm tide and weather conditions, the opening of facilities, and accessibility; the visit to the streets does not include tickets, meals, or professional guidance. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.