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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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Brazil is the largest country in South America and shares common boundaries with every South American country except Chile and Ecuador. Over 170 million people live in Brazil. The official language is Portuguese (Brazilian Portuguese). The official coin is the REAL.
There are some big shopping centers in Rio de Janeiro like the "Rio Zul Shopping Center" http://www.riosul.com.br/ the "Botafogo Shopping Center" and the "Barra Shopping Center" http://www.barrashopping.com.br/.
POOR NIAGARA!!these people have a point!! there is no best time to visit the Foz, but I would recommend the Spring monthe of August and November, in Winter... April and June, flooding could prevent that you can't get close to the Foz.FOZ DO IGUACU
Goto the beaches. The scenery is the incredible with the islands and rock formations. Everything you could imagine is brought right up to you on the beach. Things were inexepensive compared to the states, I felt like everything was on sale all the time. The people were very friendly, and came from the land of the beatiful.
Well, I can't say what my absolute favorite thing to do in Brazil is, but out of everything I got to do in the regions I got to go to (Sao Paulo area) I most enjoyed taking in all the views! Make sure to go up a tall building when your in Sao Paulo! On clear days, the views are fabolous!
Keep your eyes open - you may never know what you missed, but you can minimise what you miss by keeping alert. This flower was growing happily in the garden at the back of our pension. It looked quite beautiful but could easily have been missed as it was sheltered by other plants.
The U.S. Embassy in Brasilia is located at Avenida das Nacoes, Lote 3, telephone 011-55-61-321-7272, after-hours telephone 011-55-61-321-8230; web site at http//www.embaixada-americana.org.br. Consular Section public hours are 8:00 a.m.-12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m.-4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday except Brazilian and American holidays. There are consulates in the following cities:Recife: Rua Goncalves Maia 163, telephone 011-55-81-3421-2441, after-hours telephone 011-55-3421-2641; web site at http://www.consulado-americano.org.br. Consular Section public hours are 8:00am-12noon and 1:00pm-4:00pm Monday through Friday except Brazilian and American holidays.Rio de Janeiro: Avenida Presidente Wilson 147, telephone 011-55-21-2292-7117, after-hours 011-55-21-2220-0489; web site at http://www.consulado-americano-rio.org.br. Consular Section public hours are 8:30am-11:00am and 1:00pm-3:00pm,...
one has to see and expirience the last of the great Rainforest and mighty River. Cities like Manaus, Santarem or Belem. a long way from Rio, an other world altogether. the trip down the River from Manaus to Belem, stopover in Santarem, 6 days amongst all sorts of people. the meaning of: we are all in one boat, was never more approbriate. at times it was stinking hot and someone played the guitar.the nites full of noises, birds yelling, macas anwser in their own noisy way. now and then a splash from the water below, jacares on the prawl...bad time to take a swim.mosquitos...when do they actually sleep?a trip of a lifetimeMANAUS
Immigrants from all Europe settled in the early 19th century in Brasil.Teutonia...in Rio Grande do Sul was founded by german Immigrants and in 1858, fertil land, Agriculture the main Income source and Wooden Shoe's where most appropriate, an old craft brought to the new country
Sim = YesNão = NoPor favor = PleaseObrigado = Thank You (if you are a man)Obrigada = Thank You (if you are a woman)Muito obrigado = Thank you very much (if you are a man)Muito obrigada = Thank you very much (if you are a woman)De nada = WelcomeSenhor (Sr.) = Mr.Senhora (Sra.) = Mrs.Senhorita = MissDesculpe = I'm sorry / Excuse meCom licença = Excuse meVocê fala inglês? = Do you speak English?Não falo português = I don't speak PortugueseAlguém fala inglês? = Does anybody speak English?Repita, por favor = Repeat it, please!Não entendi nada = I understand nothingComo, por favor? = Pardon me?Fale devagar! = Speak slowly!Greetings:Oi / Olá = Hi / HelloBom dia = Good MorningBoa tarde = Good AfternoonBoa noite = Good Evening/Good NightTchau = Goodbye (informal)Muito prazer = Nice to meet youTudo bem com você? = How are you? (informal)Tudo bem / tudo legal = Very well (informal)Como vai? = How...
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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