Overview
São Cristóvão is a UNESCO World Heritage Site preserving one of Brazil's most significant colonial urban ensembles. Founded on January 1, 1590 as the fourth-oldest Brazilian city, it served as the capital of Sergipe until 1855.
Architecture · History · Museums
Before you go
Money
The local currency is the Brazilian Real (BRL). ATMs are available in town, though Aracaju offers more banking options.
Transport
São Cristóvão is about 20 km from Aracaju. Buses connect the two cities, with the journey taking approximately 40 minutes.