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Amambaí, Campo Grande — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Eleven recorded addresses sit in Amambaí, a district of Campo Grande, among them the Morada dos Baís, the Casa da Ferrovia and the Museu Lidia Baís.
About Amambaí
Where to stay in Amambaí
The right area depends on your trip — here's what each neighbourhood is best for.
Amambaí carries the city's museums. A room here puts the Morada dos Baís, the Museu da Imagem e do Som and the Museu Latino Americano within one walking circuit, which no other part of Campo Grande can match on the record. The Casa da Ferrovia and the Oxcart Monument stand in the same district, which keeps two more of the recorded addresses close to the door.
Museum days suit it best.
About Amambaí
What are the main landmarks in Amambaí?
Eleven entries carry Amambaí. Morada dos Baís, the Museu Lidia Baís, the Museu Latino Americano, the Museu da Força Expedicionária Brasileira de Campo Grande and the Museu da Imagem e do Som give the district five separate collections. Two monuments join them, the Oxcart Monument and the Monumento Cabeça de Boi, and the Casa da Ferrovia stands alongside them.
Exhibition rooms round it out: the Sala David Cardoso, the Sala de Exposições Guia Lopes and the Museu do Videogame Itinerante. The district earns a full morning.
What is the history of Amambaí?
The record fixes no founding year to Amambaí. What stands in for a date is the fabric itself: the Morada dos Baís, the Casa da Ferrovia and the Museu da Força Expedicionária Brasileira de Campo Grande each attach the district to a different strand of the city's past. Mato Grosso do Sul frames it. None of these buildings comes with a year in the file, so the sequence in which Campo Grande acquired them stays outside what can be stated here.
Where is Amambaí?
Amambaí is one of the districts of Campo Grande, in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. Its museums cluster tightly.
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Updated August 2026