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Parks and nature São Paulo
20 Reviews Despite being an ocean of concrete, São Paulo is filled with majestic trees and large green spaces. Many of its streets, particularly in the Jardins district, are lined with trees. When I visited in...
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THE BLACK RIVER..... Rio Negro Manaus
10 Reviews staying up late, the smell of the Jungle, the noises strange but intriguing. the Sunsets and Sunrise...sometimes the bloody Mosquitos ruined everything they are the real killers on the Amazon and the...
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X - Miscellaneous or not relevant São Paulo
31 Reviews Street names are a fascinating slice of culture. It is common, in São Paulo, to find that street names share a common theme. In the Jardins side of Paulista, several streets are named after cities in...
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Rainforest Manaus
5 Reviews the Rainforest will surprise and dazzle you with it's Flora and Fauna. halfday or daytrips into the Rainforest can be booked in Manaus Tree Orchids I have seen in abundance, the finest Flowers one can...
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Avenida Paulista and business São Paulo
15 Reviews Sao Paulo stinks.!!! It's without a doubt one of the worst places to visit and live I've ever been to. IIf you HAVE to go there I'm sorry. Do it and get out quickly. feel extremely sorry for the...
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Downtown Manaus Manaus
4 Reviews The Opera House, The Amazonas theatre was inaugurated on December 31st 1896, and it is the most important architectonic building from the prosperous rubber period and main artistic cultural patrimony...
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MASP and museums São Paulo
5 Reviews *****What I miss most about SP, jeez, do we have that long?! But here's my favorite elevator view of all time...looking southward, you can see just how darn close we were to the renowned Parque...
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have I got a cemetery for you... Manaus
2 Reviews One of my fondest memories of my week in Manaus was our walk through its historical SAO JOAO BATISTA CEMETERY. The heat and sunlight were merciless and sapped a bit of the life out of us (!?) but wear...
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I‘ve visited Tabatinga during... Manaus
1 Review I‘ve visited Tabatinga during the 80s. Tabatinga's original market, featured in these images, has been demolished and replaced by a more functional concrete building. Goods for sale include fruits and...
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Waterlilies Manaus
1 Review a little Baby could sit quite easily on the leafs without any problems..the stem is strong, connected to the water like an anker. VICTORIA REGINA, named after the english Queen Victoria, when I'm not...
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I always find that Lonely Planet is more of a hindrance than a help. IMHO, you should burn your guide and invest your money in maps and language guides. You always have a richer experience. The first rays of sun peeking.... god that was cliché.... no one experience.
A difference between the US and Brazilian -- or Anglo-Saxon and Latin -- approaches to discouraging smoking is revealed in this photo.In the US government protects tobacco growers and merchants by requiring only a small warning on each package of cigarettes. It imposes penalties on individual smokers by levying huge taxes.In Brazil the government defies the tobacco people and requires a realistic and horrific picture and message -- on the back of every cigarette package -- illustrating one of the diseases or damages caused by smoking.
Mercado..Market in Florianopolis, Estado do Santa Catarina, sandwiched between the State of Parana and Rio Grande do Sul. if you like have a look at my Santa Catarina page working and living, with great people.SANTA CATARINA
Lake Guiaba Porto Alegres answer to Rios Beaches.tranquility and relaxed weekend outing. fishing, boating and just sunbathing alone the shores. the Sunsets are legendary.it can get a little cool in the evening, pack a Sweather or Jumper for that matter. I have many fond memories,working and living for 2 years in the Region
Salvador da Bahia's Symbol. the Elevator or Elevadore, a wonderful Art Deco Building...takes you for a small fee to the upper City, on the way up and on the Plattforms you will have a great view...enjoy! Bahia as such, the most vibrant City in Brasil. the mix of the people, Carneval da Bahia...the food and the beaches!
one has to see and expirience Bahia, the City of 364 Churches, the Cobblestone Streets and its Carneval,the Mixture of People and the beautiful surroundings. easy going people, good weather, fine beaches excellent food
Everyone must one day in life visit the lungs of the world, the Amazon Forest! This amazing place has the greatest biodiversity of the worl, it´s just amazing. Besides this variety of animals and plants, you will also find diferent indigenous culture. The Brazilian indians are very receptive! They show you their rituals and many other attractions. To be part of it is really a unique experience, don´t miss it. My best memory in Brazil is the friends I make there. Even with all the political problems that this country suffers, it's people is extremelly happy and receptive. They will charm you as they have charmed me!When you go there, look for Biosfera Brasil, a eco-social travel agency www.biosferabrasil.com
- Let the Brazilian happiness contaminate you. The Brazilians are very relaxed, informal and warm. Some foreign people may feel invaded sometimes. However, let you to be contaminated by the receptiveness, good humor and rhythm of the Brazilian people. It is contagious…- Ask for a right window seat leaving from Rio- The Brazilian music is very diversified and happy. It is a good soundtrack to make your trip even better. - Learn how to dance local music- Try not to look too tourist… People using huge cameras, jewelry and acting like being lost attract the pickpockets. Like everywhere, avoid empty places in big cities. Remember the slogan: don't be a tourist, be a traveler… I have many good memories from Brazil, but 2 are specials:1) The first guittar accord from the Camaleao truck during the carnival in Salvador - Bahia (2002).2) The pinck dolphin ballet at the Negro River in Amazon...
Brazil is a country with about 90 percent in the tropical zone. But since it is so large, you find many different climates there from humid to moderate to really hot. And for us Europeans we must not forget, that Brazil's seasons are just opposite ours, so they have summer in December!!!
The most interesting places to visit in Brazil include Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo or the old colonial town of Ouro Preto. For natural beauty, try a visit to Iguacu Falls - it is well worth it! More destinations (for my future trips) definitely include the Amazon, Salvador de Bahia and the orphanage MDC near Sao Paulo!!!
Copacabana Palace Rio de Janeiro
21 Reviews and 355 Opinions A veritable Rio landmark, Copacabana Palace continues to enjoy a reputation as one of the most...
Hilton Sao Paulo Morumbi São Paulo
4 Reviews and 200 Opinions ALL PICTURES ON PAGE 1 ( PICS 1 - 5 ) AND ON THIS PAGE # 6 AND 7 TAKEN IN SEPTEMBER 2003 , PICTURES...
Aram Yami Hotel Salvador da Bahia
1 Review and 100 Opinions I did not stay at the hotel, but my good friends did and I visited them there, hung out in the...
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