Very interesting place for getting familiar with Portuguese and Brazilian history.
A very well maintained and conserved imperial residence. The exposition es big and it's rotating. You can take a look to the forniture, crowns, clothes and personal belongings of the last Brazilian Emperor and his family.
An excellent day trip from Rio. Best scenic views are on the left of the bus going to Petropolis. Learned so much about Brazilian history in a fun way.
If you come to Petropolis, it is unmissable place to visit. It is just amazing, all the furnitures and treasures of Brazilian emperors.
The building has a beautiful architecture and is surrounded with a nice garden. Perfect to have a walk, sit and rest. Recommended
Great place to visit. There's a coffee house where you can enjoy a good time reading, talking or just appreciating the architecture.
Very nice, historical, nice layout for tours and well staffed. Relatively small, but worth the low fee.
A piece of Brazil's history. A great place to learn about Brazil's royal history. Highly recommend if you're visiting the country for more than it's beaches and sun.
Excellent museum! The collection of artifacts from the Brazilian Empire age is vast including jewelry, paintings, furniture, and clothes from the royal family. Guided tours teach you about the historical period and personal details from the royal family that you don't learn in schools.
Can't rate it higher coz visited from outside in the park. As the time we arrived it was almost closing hours. Nice park and greenery around the museum.
Great palce full of history and culture.
Not only a great museum but also a nice place for picnicking.
Hosts many cultural events during the week and at night.
Very interesting museum! The interior, the furniture, the history - defo worth going to Petrópolis for!
Loved the palace in the jungle! Very interesting stories about how the "emperor" and his family lived with all of the European pomp and circumstance in the middle of the jungle. The town also has a Bavarian/Austrian flair to it - high in the mountains, etc.
Happened to be free on the day we turned up, which was great. Helpful staff. And there is an app 'Museu Imperial' which is worth downloading. It doesn't provide much more information, but it means you don't have to crowd round the info points. The slippers that they ask you to wear take a little getting used to.