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The National Postal Museum, also known as Museu Nacional dos Correos, is a significant cultural institution in Brasília, Brazil. Established on February 26, 1889, the museum is dedicated to the postal, telegraphic, and philatelic history of Brazil. It offers a unique insight into the evolution of communication methods in the country, making it a fascinating destination for tourists interested in history, communication, and philately.
Reopening and Modern Facilities
Reopened on January 25, 2012, the National Postal Museum now operates in modern facilities, providing a more comfortable and engaging experience for visitors. The museum houses a vast collection of historical items, making it a center for a broader institutional memory project. This project aims to preserve not only the items located in Brasília but also the day-to-day preservation of the company in its multiple aspects.
Building and Facilities
The National Postal Museum is housed in a seven-story building, with five floors dedicated to exhibitions. The museum also features an auditorium with a capacity for 90 people, which is used for various cultural events such as music shows, theatrical performances, and film screenings. This variety of offerings makes the museum a vibrant cultural hub in Brasília.
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