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Getting to Olinda is very easy. You can go by public transportation (Bus), or by Taxi (on the meter). Once you have arrived, it is possible to travel on foot. But beware that this is a hilly region, good shoes should be worn, and if you are not in good shape, starting at the top and working your way down will be easier.
Written Nov 16, 2008
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Taxi is always the easiest way. But for some visitors travelling on budget, it's convenient, economic and safe to take a bus in Recife during the day.
Take the bus #910 Heading Picdade/Rio Doce from downtown Recife or Boa Viagem, it will stop on Av. Sigismundo Goncalves in front of Placa do Carmo.
The fare is R$2.80/one way.
Written Mar 2, 2009
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Taxi is always the easiest way. But for some visitors travelling on budget, it's convenient, economic and safe to take a bus in Recife during the day.Take the...
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Q: Hi....just wondering if anyone knows how steep the hill is that takes a person into Olinda. Is it too steep to walk up? Is there...
A: Joyce-- Taxis are plentiful and cheap in Brazil. When you get into Olinda (which is about 1/2 hour from Recife), there is a little area near the tourist office at the...
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WELCOME TO OLINDA!A CITY OF ALL NATIONS!
Olinda!!A place I will take my best friend when coming to Brazil! There's no escape from falling in love by Recife and Olinda,the collor in the air,the smile of this wonderful people,the accent when...
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Olinda — its name means 'the beautiful' — was founded in 1535. A center of commerce early in its history, the town soon lost out to the port city of Recife (whose skyline, six kilometers away, can be...
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And well done Brazil! History is well preserved, and shows the best that Portugal made in Brazil. Together with Ouro Preto and Parati, Olinda honors the men that built and preserved them.
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linda is just 6kms north of Recife, and I would say that is inside the same city, but any way they would never say they live in Recife, as they have a special rivality, because when the Dutch invaded...
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