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If you arrive early in the morning and nothing is open yet to get an awakening cup of coffee, try to avoid this “panificadora” that opens first.... . Everything is awful, coffee is the worst I have tasted in Brazil. The sandwiches taste bad and all of us had problems after having breakfast there, even those who had a sandwich only with cheese...
It is located in Praca do Chafariz.
Updated Feb 26, 2009
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Well, visiting Paraty with flip-flops is the dumbest thing to be done. The pavement is covered with 18th Century rocks, a hard slave work. It's beautiful, but, to walk, it's not the best floor. With flip-flops, the probability you have of falling down is 50-50. If the rocks were wet, this proportion increases dramatically. Take your tennis.
Unique Suggestions: If you reach downtown and find you forgot to let your flip-flops at the hotel, hold your flip-flops, or put them in a bag, and walk with bare feet. It's less dangerous (take care with dogs "works").
Fun Alternatives: Well, bare feet walking. Choose always the "sidewalks" or the central part of the rock floor to walk by; these parts are less irregular.
Written Jan 21, 2005
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Well, visiting Paraty with flip-flops is the dumbest thing to be done. The pavement is covered with 18th Century rocks, a hard slave work. It's beautiful, but,...
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