Talk:Congonhas

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Correcting the church's name on the infobox

Latest comment: 12 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

The name of the church is wrong at Unesco's website. I fixed the infobox; article's text was alredy correct, as well as the photo.

"Bom Jesus de Congonhas" is another church at the same city, a smaller and simpler one. One can check that in Brazilian Wikipedia or Google Maps (I discovered the natural search string "Bom Jesus do Matosinhos Congonhas Minas Gerais" is not the best choice; searching "Beco dos Canudos 88 Congonhas Minas Gerais" or "Rua Ouro Preto 32 Congonhas Minas Gerais" instead yelds the right results).

By the way, there are other inaccuracies at Unesco's website. The interactive map points to Bom Jesus de Congonhas. Worse, it points to its backyards, not to the main face. Too bad it is not wiki.MaskedAce (talk) 18:16, 23 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

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