What to do and see in State of Parana, Brazil: The Best History Museums

The largest Egyptian complex in the country, the Rosicrucian Order, AMORC, in partnership with the Egyptian archaeologist and scientist Zahi Hawass, through the project of the Italian company "Laboratorio Rosso", will open in Curitiba on September 7th at 10:30 am new museum: The Golden Boy King: Tutankhamun.

Opened in 2016, it has two memory spaces that provide the guided tour: Memorial of the Dutch Immigration and Historical Museum of Castrolanda. The Dutch Immigration Memorial, or "De Immigrant" Windmill, was built in 2001 by the Dutch engineer Jan Heijdra, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Dutch immigration in Castro. The windmill is 37 meters high, from the ground to the tip of the spade, and is an original size replica of the "Woldzigt" mill, located in the province of Drenthe in the north of the Netherlands, the region of origin for most of the immigrants. The Historical Museum of Castrolanda was inaugurated in November of 2016 has an architecture that represents a "Boerderij" style of typical farm houses of the North region of the Netherlands, uniting residence and stable. The outer area of ​​the Museum is also part of the historical construction of space. The garden, with its landscaping, followed the ideology of Dutch rural gardens, meeting the needs of the family and animals, with the construction of vegetable gardens, orchard and well, thus ensuring the subsistence of the house.

The Museum is divided into two sections: Egyptian Section and Rosicrucian Section. In the Egyptian Museum there are faithful replicas of objects related to Ancient Egypt whose originals are preserved in the collection of several European, Egyptian and American museums. These objects relate to many aspects of that people's life, as well as to their social organization, religion, and politics.