Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture)
Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture) is a roadside dinos & statues in Uberaba, Brazil, best suited for all ages. It is free to visit. Right in Uberaba's historic downtown, a protected rock outcrop shows an actual titanosaur fossil still buried where it was found roughly 80 million years ago.
Right in Uberaba's historic downtown, a protected rock outcrop shows an actual titanosaur fossil still buried where it was found roughly 80 million years ago. Beside it stands 'Alice,' a life-size sculpture of a mother dinosaur guarding her nest, installed in 2020 as a free, walkable plaza landmark for families exploring the old town.
- Address: Rua Alaor Prata, 287, historic center, Uberaba, MG
- Hours: Outdoor plaza, generally accessible
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Good to know
- Where is Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture)?
- Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture) is located at Rua Alaor Prata, 287, historic center, Uberaba, MG, in Uberaba, Brazil. Directions to Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps are on this page.
- How much does Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture) cost?
- Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture) is free to visit.
- Is Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture) good for kids?
- Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture) is best for all ages. Right in Uberaba's historic downtown, a protected rock outcrop shows an actual titanosaur fossil still buried where it was found roughly 80 million years ago.
- What other dinosaur activities are near Geossítio Santa Rita (Alice sculpture)?
- Within 100 km you'll find 1 more dinosaur spot: Museu dos Dinossauros de Peirópolis. The map on this page shows them all.
Last verified August 2026 from official venue sources.