MUNESPI

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About Munespi

Since 1963, Munespi shares free access to its rich spiritism collection and library.

The image features a historic brick building with classical columns and large windows, partially obscured by a leafy tree in the foreground. The structure has a sign that reads 'PINACOTECA' above its entrance, suggesting it is an art gallery or museum.

Our Services

A spacious multilevel interior features large, well-lit bookshelves filled with various books and decorative items. The image captures people walking along a platform or a bridge, with some browsing the shelves. The overall lighting creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, emphasizing the vibrant colors of the items on display.

Access our extensive library of spiritual and mediumistic works anytime.

Entrance to a building labeled as the Museum of Museums with foliage trimming the doorway. A sign in the window displays an exhibition named 'Sea of Vapors' by Emily Counts. The window also shows the museum's address and hours of operation.

Explore our cataloged collection of mediumistic products, free for all.

A display of ancient sculptures and artifacts in a dimly lit museum setting. The collection includes several human-like figurines with exaggerated features and a large human face mask. The pieces are arranged artistically on dark platforms to highlight their intricate designs and craftsmanship.

Join community tours to experience the rich history of espiritismo.

Voices

”Visiting Munespi felt like stepping into a peaceful sanctuary where history and spirit meet beautifully.”

Our Home

Located in São Paulo city

Visit Us

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

Contact

9am – 6pm