Immediately next to São Francisco church and easily missed because of its more famous neighbour. The Third Order facade is in fact the more unusual of the two: a deeply carved Spanish-colonial-style frontispiece in sandstone, the only one of its kind on a Brazilian church.
Inside, the church is more restrained — cedar pews, blue-and-white tile panels, and a beautiful sacristy with painted ceilings. Cheap entry, very little waiting.