The Pantheon of the Fatherland and Freedom Tancredo Neves, known as the “Pantheon of the Fatherland,” was inaugurated on September 7, 1986, sponsored by the Bradesco Foundation and donated to the national government during the administration of Jose Sarney. It is located in the Plaza of the Three Powers in Brasilia. It features modern architecture, symbolizing a dove, designed by Oscar Niemeyer. It has three floors, totaling total area of ​​2105 m².

Created to honor national heroes, ie, those Brazilians who possessed ideals of freedom and democracy, establishes the Pantheon, also the memory of Tiradentes, who besides being one of the national heroes Civic is the Patron of the Brazilian nation.