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Me and tom Ruthz having a beer.
by Niemeyer
Inside one of the small record shops
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Hi!
I was wondering if anyone knew of any long-term luggage storage options in Sao Paulo? I'm going to be traveling in the north east of the country between the 13th of December and the 19th of January. I was hoping to leave my laptop in the city (I've been studying in Florianopolis). As it's for so long the airport luggage storage would work out quite expensive.. so I was hoping someone might be able to suggest something else...? Anything beats lugging it around with me!
Thanks!
I found an interesting link for you.
I believe you will understand the text since you are studying in Florianopolis.
The luggage storage has 3 options for São Paulo and for me the best located is in Liberdade district. Liberdade is served by subway. The place and luggage storage looks reliable on. You may watch the below link:
http://www.guardeaqui.com/
The luggage storage is near to Sé, downtown São Paulo. It's easy to go there.
I suggest you pack up your laptop before heading to Rua Glicerio.
Cassiovieggore
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It is a very big city with many things to see and do. I have visited Sao Paulo last year and stayed here only 12 hours this trip en route on TAM airlines to Miami. Nice weather and the people are friendly although sometimes the language (Portugues) is a barrier.
Here in São Paulo we have The Guarapiranga lake, there is a spetacular sailing place.
We have some clubs near there, and I like Clube Indiano.
This club has all of sports kinds, like tennis, squash, futboll, snooker, voley, basket, etc...
I prefer nautical kinds, If you will be here, try to know there
I've never been to one, but maybe you could go to a samba school open rehearsal...
Aguias de Ouro samba school: open rehearsals every Sunday at 8h30 PM. I believe there's an entrance fee of R$ 5.
http://www.aguiadeouro.com.br
E-mail: aguiadeouro@aguiadeouro.com.br
You can see pics from their latest rehearsal here:
http://www.radiodosamba.com.br/aguia/index.php?local=verGaleria&acao=verGaleria&galeria=5
I believe Vai-Vai samba school also holds open rehearsals all year round, but I couldn't find this information on their website...
http://www.vaivai.com.br Very casual
This place has a good and a varied Salad Bar, this in a town famed for its salad bars.
Fixed Price.
You serve yourself from the buffet, various vegetarian dishes, all needless to say with a brasilian touch
fruit juices. Dessert is included in the price
The atmosphere is that of a cafeteria and during the lunch time it was crowded The wonderful salad bar..
the price of eating out in sao paolo is ridiculously low taking into consideration this is a world class city with world class dining, as long as you avoid, restaurants near big hotels frequented by foreign businessmen..
Excelent food, good price, in one of the most taditional italian neighbourhoods in Sao Paulo. I suggest you go there on the weeked, so you can browse the outdoor antiques fair then go for a grub at Mamma D´Oro´s while listening to a wonderful live concert of choro, the brazilian jazz. (or should I say ' jazz, the american choro'?) Penne with funghi secchi
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