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This paper presents the analytical profitability of theoretical formulations of Igor Kopytoff (2010) to the study of Tourism, which argues that such merchandise is not a permanent essence of things, but a phase in the life of a few things. To suggest that things have cultural biographies, Kopytoff opens the possibility of perception that the commercial phase of so-called “tourist products” does not reflect its history and trajectory , what means tourism products do not only exist as commodities. Chasing the cultural biography of objects socially classified as “products or tourist destinations”, it becomes possible to capture aspects that vulgarize or singularize a particular society. In this line of reasoning, we use the case of the architectural ensemble of the urban core ruins in the former municipality of Sao Joao Marcos (RJ), whose data were collected in fieldwork conducted between the years 2009 and 2012.

“Biografia cultural das coisas”: aporte metodológico para o estudo do Turismo