Cheap Holidays to Aracaju

Aracaju Holidays

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Holidays in Aracaju

Take out your passport, book that plane ticket and learn exactly what makes Aracaju tick.

With as many as 490,000 proud residents, you're sure to make some new friends!

To reach Aracaju from Brasilia, the national capital, you'd need to head 800 miles to the northeast. Another good point of reference is Barra dos Coqueiros, which lies 5 miles to the northeast.

Aracaju is, as you're surely aware, the place you'll find Aracaju Oceanarium and Aracaju Old Train Station. The Aracaju Zoological Park and Aracaju Municipal Market are just as amazing.

If you're holidaying with enthusiastic kids, an outing to Parque dos Falcões will no doubt wear them out!

Our big, beautiful oceans are brimming with all kinds of marvellous marine life. At Oceanário, you get the rare opportunity to admire some of these mysterious creatures up close.

Spread out a blanket and watch the clouds roll by at a green space like Sementeiras Park and Teofilo Dantas Park. Cajueiros Park and Joao Cleofas Park are also popular hangouts for visitors and locals alike.

An afternoon by the ocean is a nice antidote to the bustle of the city, so why not spend a day breathing in the fresh, salty air at Atalaia Beach or Refugio Beach? Hoping to add more to your collection of seashells? Also swing by Aruana Beach and Mosqueiro Beach.

If you're seeking a few tranquil places to collect yourself and maybe discover a thing or two, go to the Homem Sergipano Museum and the Olimpio Campos Palace. Check for walking tours or just study the interesting exhibits on your own. If you have extra time, also check out the Gente Sergipana Museum and the Galdino Bicho Museum.

Exhibiting a selection of the latest in science advancements, the Casa de Ciencia e Tecnologia de Aracaju offers everything you need to keep your mind buzzing.

Don't just study history, step right into it at the Sergipe Memorial! Here you'll be treated to a captivating look into the people and events that have contributed to the development of the area over the years.

The Orla de Atalaia is a great starting point if you'd love to learn a little more about Aracaju's history.

A structure that has united Aracaju for what feels like an age, Imperador Bridge and Museum is a key aspect of the city's character that no traveller should miss.

Want to learn about the local faith? Find the time to see Sao Salvador Church and Catedral Metropolitana. If you're still up for seeing the sights, venture to Metropolitan Cathedral afterwards.

An interesting way to get a feel for a destination is to hang out in its lively public spaces. Stake out a good spot and simply observe life unfold at Fausto Cardoso Square and Tobias Barreto Square. Atalaia Square is another space where you can sit, appreciate your surrounds and discover a sense of community.

Listen to the lively student dialogue as you roam around and appreciate the modern architecture at the Federal University of Sergipe and the Tiradentes University.

If ever there was a shopper's paradise, Aracaju would make the grade. With a good assortment of shopping plazas to pick from, we suggest you start off at Riomar Shopping Center and Jardins Shopping Center. If somehow you manage to get through all of that without emptying your bank account. also visit Antonio Franco Market and Mercado Municipal.

Aracaju also features some less well-known tourist sights, like Caranguejo Footbridge. The Sergipe Art and Culture Center is another appealing attraction to swing by.