Pleasant museum in picturesque surroundings. The main drawback is accessability. Unless you have a car it is hard to find. Get a bus to Vila Velha bus station and hire a taxi to the museum which is a long walk otherwise.

Great place to spend the evening, take some pictures, see the sunset and enjoy a cup of coffee.

This place is worthy visiting. There is a parking lot, restaurant and a bit of state history. Easy to spend 2 to 3 hours.

Vitoria is a major eastcoast port for South America and the 3rd largest in Brasil. This museum details the historical significance of that position to the development of the local region. The museum's story also is a guide to Vitoria's connection with other Brasilian states where raw industrial materials are unearthed such as Minas Gerais where iron ore to gold produced millions of tons among other mined commodities. The development of industrial railway systems was key to the success of these enterprises & the Museum's entire 3rd floor is devoted to a massive large scale model of industrial rail operations. The museum grounds provide a panoramic view of Downtown Vitoria across the Bay with a full view of the active working harbor.

A nice place to visit. Beautiful views from here.

Place is good for tourist and for taking pictures and enjoying the day.

A museum, imma not gonna tell a thing bout it. U should visit.

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