Beaches are the top draw in this sunny, rapidly developing city, particularly bohemian, party-hearty Iracema, family-friendly Meireles, fishing and boating base camp Mucuripe and low-key Praia do Futuro. Stalls at the Mercado Central or Feirinha Beira Mar brim with local handicrafts, ranging from ceramics to lacework and leather goods. The Dutch-built Fortress of Nossa Senhora da Assunção in the city center, constructed in 1649, marks the spot where Fortaleza originated.
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It was officially inaugurated on June 17, 1910 and features eclectic architecture, an art nouveau showroom, a 120-seat auditorium, foyer, open-air stage space, and the two-thousand-square-foot annex building that houses the Performing Arts (CENA); the Teatro Morro do Ouro, with capacity for 90 people; the plaza Mestre Pedro Boca Rica, with outdoor stage and capacity for 600 people; the Carlos Câmara Library; the Galeria Ramos Cotôco; four study and trial rooms; assembly, lighting and lighting workshops; the Ceará Dance College and the Theater Direction College of the Dragon Sea Institute; the Eleazar de Carvalho Chamber Orchestra; and the Basic Principles of Theater Course.
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