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Christ The Redeemer, Corcovado   Rio de Janeiro

Christ The Redeemer, Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro

 201 Reviews  As you stand at the feet of the Christ, you will be able to pick out other city landmarks such as Copacabana beach and the world-famous Maracana football stadium. Standing with outstretched arms,... 

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Parque Ibirapuera   São Paulo

Parque Ibirapuera, São Paulo

 34 Reviews  Designed in 1954, but built only in 2005, Auditório Ibirapuera is the work of the famous architect Oscar Niemeyer. The ultra-modern music hall is considered one of the best venues for concerts in São... 

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Churches   Salvador da Bahia

Churches, Salvador da Bahia

 26 Reviews   We went for a long walk in the historical district and passed a few of Salvador's many churches. But only a few of them… It is said that Salvador has 365 churches - one for each day of the... 

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Take a trip along the river,...   Manaus

Take a trip along the river,..., Manaus

 29 Reviews  We had a nice tour with Amazon Backpackers. We left Manaus with a comfortable boat to the Meeting of the Waters, where 2 river flow together to build the Amazon River. Then we visit a kind of floating... 

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Beaches   Recife

Beaches, Recife

 12 Reviews  A good option to visit Recife is to take a boat tour along Capibaribe river. "Catamaran Tours" offers a few options of tours. "Rio Capibaribe e suas pontes" (Capibaribe River and its bridges),... 

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Sugar Loaf - Pão de Açucar   Rio de Janeiro

Sugar Loaf - Pão de Açucar, Rio de Janeiro

 163 Reviews  It may be more than a little touristy, but there´s many a good reason why visitors flock to take the cable car ride up to the top of Sugar Loaf mountain. Rising sheer out of the ocean and towering... 

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Beaches   São Paulo

Beaches, São Paulo

 10 Reviews  Santos is a very interesting place that I got to go 2 when I went to Brasil. Not too far from Sao Paulo and recommended if you can't make it 2 Rio (which I couldn't). Pros: Shopping areas close by,... 

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Pelourinho   Salvador da Bahia

Pelourinho, Salvador da Bahia

 33 Reviews  If you're trying to decide which museum to visit in Largo do Pelourinho, go to this one instead of the Museu da Cidade. Once again the signage is exclusively in Portuguese (people must have thought I... 

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Opera House, Museo do Indio   Manaus

Opera House, Museo do Indio, Manaus

 20 Reviews  This remarkable place was built in the midst of the Amazon jungle in 1896 at the peak of the rubber boom. It took 15 years to construct. On entering a unique marble lobby is revealed inlaid with... 

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Olinda   Recife

Olinda, Recife

 5 Reviews  It is not Recife, but it so close and so connected, that it would be a "crime" if I skip this information. Olinda deserves its own page, and you just need to follow the link. 

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Copacabana   Rio de Janeiro

Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro

 127 Reviews  Atlantic ave is one of the world's most beautiful ave......but a warning to all.....be aware of your surroundings.....people try to sell you anything at all times....even when eating people stick... 

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Liberdade - Japan in São Paulo   São Paulo

Liberdade - Japan in São Paulo, São Paulo

 13 Reviews  Liberdade is the Japaneese neightborhood in Sao Paolu, yes I´ve said Japaneese and not Chineese. Many Japaneese people came to Brazil after the 2WW, and many of them stablished in Sao Paulo. It´s a... 

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Praia do Forte - Tamar Project   Salvador da Bahia

Praia do Forte - Tamar Project, Salvador da Bahia

 5 Reviews  Everyone in Salvador was saying how lovely Praia do Forte was, in fact, they were saying it in Rio too. The travel books made it seem like a small resort town. We've got enough of those here so I... 

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Municipal Market   Manaus

Municipal Market, Manaus

 11 Reviews   The Mercado Municipal is an expansive market building which stands on the bank of the Rio Negro. The 1882 building is inspired by the ‘Les Halles’ in Paris and covers more than 12.000 square meters.... 

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Recife Antigo   Recife

Recife Antigo, Recife

 8 Reviews  A strong effort is being made in Recife's historical area, recuperating its most beautiful buildings. Before leaving Portugal, a friend told me that he didn't like Recife, because it was old,... 

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Carnaval   Rio de Janeiro

Carnaval, Rio de Janeiro

 73 Reviews  Sambadromo and a few Street parties attended. First thing about Rio 1) You need some Portuguese, not essential but people may ignore if you speak in English 2) They may have beautiful people but not... 

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Avenida Paulista   São Paulo

Avenida Paulista, São Paulo

 19 Reviews  One of the most fashionable addresses in the city, Rua Oscar Freire is the heart of the luxury commercial area of São Paulo: Jardim Paulista. This district (not to be confused with Jardim Paulistano)... 

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Beaches   Salvador da Bahia

Beaches, Salvador da Bahia

 15 Reviews  The lighthouse in Salvador is sitting very pretty on a little cape just where the beaches begin. It plays an important part in the history of salvador and you hear it mentioned in songs very... 

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Floating Dock (2)   Manaus

Floating Dock (2), Manaus

 10 Reviews  Lots of sights and smells here in the fish market. Its not just fish, they also sell all kings of meats, fruits, veggies and other things. We got here around 3pm and things were starting to shut down,... 

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Boa Viagem   Recife

Boa Viagem, Recife

 7 Reviews  We stayed at Boa Viagem, and took there most of our swims. The beach is long but not spectacular. The long reef along the coast protects from surf and sharks, but risks to make the bath very... 

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Ipanema   Rio de Janeiro

Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro

 78 Reviews  Ipanema, Copacabana or Leblon, for an out comer, are just names of successive areas of this beach (with Arpoador in the middle, standing as a geological "accident") . We stayed in Leblon, and... 

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Flea markets   São Paulo

Flea markets, São Paulo

 5 Reviews  This one belongs to "what to do " just as to "off the beaten path". The various artesanal fairs that spring up on weekends all over town. Here are three examples of inner city weekend fairs of high... 

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Morro de Sao Paulo - Tinharé   Salvador da Bahia

Morro de Sao Paulo - Tinharé, Salvador da Bahia

 5 Reviews  A very different thing to do when you visit Salvador is take a boat “catamaran” to Tinharé island and spend some days at Morro de São Paulo, sailing or doing nothing, but always enjoying the place... 

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Ponta Negra Beach   Manaus

Ponta Negra Beach, Manaus

 3 Reviews  This place is right next to Tropical Hotel, and one of the upscale parts of town. Its the best place to sit down with a beer in the evenings/nights, enjoy the boi dances performed in the street - side... 

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Porto de Galinhas   Recife

Porto de Galinhas, Recife

 7 Reviews  Near to Recife is Porto de Galinhas, a resort-town. Porto de Galinhas means Port of Chickens in Portuguese. Why chickens? Well, back in the 1880s, after slavery was banned, the bad bad plantation... 

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Reviews from VirtualTourist Members

JOAO PESSOA

by Hosell

Joao Pessoa is the capital of the Paraíba State,it is a beautiful colonial town and also is known as the second greenest city in the world with more than seven square kilometers of forested land. For this reason the city has lots of beautiful parks,if you have the chance,don't miss a visit to the Botanical Gardens!. Also,Joao Pessoa is the third oldest city in Brazil,it was founded in 1.585 as Filipéia,and it fell under Dutch occupation from 1.634 to 1,654.Today the tourism is Joao Pessoa's chief economic activities and together with construction and metalworking industries. Today,Joao Pessoa is a modern city and you will find a lot of hotels, and appartments for rent, specially located along the beaches. The city has some beautiful colonial and baroque buildings as: The Church of San Francisco and Convento Santo Antonio. You will see a lot of beatiful buildings specially in the old...

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UNIVERSITIES

by Hosell

Campina Grande has two of the most important Universities in the whole country: Universidad Federal de Campina Grande (UFCG) and Universidad Estadual de Campina Grande (UEPB).This is a picture taken at main entrance of Universidad Federal de Campina Grande,my friend Rangel works here as a computer programming teacher.

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POCINHOS

by Hosell

This is another nice option if you are in Campina Grande for a few days. In this small village you'll find another very interesting place to discover.....Parque Da Pedras,is another nice place with some huge stones,unfortunatelly during my visit to the town the park was closed,I don't know the reason.

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INGÁ

by Hosell

Ingá is a small village,located very close of Campina Grande,the town it worth a visit,but for what Ingá is known very well in the world,it is about its famous "Pedra de Itaquatiara". Right now it is one of the biggest misteries in the country.This stone is covered with some beautiful and enigmatic engranvings of geometric shapes.This site is one of Brazil's most expressive archealogical monument,and if you are travelling through Paraíba and Campina Grande region,don't hesitate to see this beautiful place. Also the landscapes around the Stone are very nice and beautiful.

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CAMPINA GRANDE

by Hosell

Campina Grande is the second largest city in the state of Paraíba.It is considered the main industrial,educational and technological centers in the northeastern region in Brazil. Also the city is very well known for its very important Universities. Campina Grande was founded in 1.788 and the symbol if the city are Los Trapeiros de Borborema,you will see some sculptures of them at the entrance to the city. Also Campina Grande as a very important festival called "O Maior Sao Joao do Mundo" (the biggest St. John in the world) if you visit the city during the month of June,you will have lots of fun here and If you like to dance "Forró" this is your place!!.Foto taken at Parque Do Povo.

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OLD TOWN

by Hosell

This is another picture taken at Joao Pessoa's Old town,this time is the beautiful Churh of San Francisco.The city has a lot of nice places and interesting museums,don't miss if you have the chance a visit to the beautiful Botanical Gardens.

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BEACHES

by Hosell

Because Joao Pessoa is located in the coastline,it has a very nice weather all year long.The city has about 40 kilometres of beaches,but the most important in the city are two: TAMBAÚ AND MANAÍRA,here you will find the best and most expensives hotels and apartaments in the city. This picture was taken at Tambaú Beach.

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Train Jiu-Jitsu

by thaiboxer

If you have ever been interested in Martial arts ,you may have heard of Brazilian Jiu-jistu.It was Made Famous by the Gracie family. Many Mixed Martial arts enthusiasts travel to Rio in hopes of training in this cutting edge fighting style.

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Go to Buzios

by ally923

Buzios was this really cute beach town. Very romantic. We stayed there only two nights and wished we didn't have to go back to Rio. There are a bunch of different beaches, some with waves, some without. You can take water taxies around to all the different beaches. The restaurants are all really nice and there are some trendy looking bars. Also lots of reasonably priced shopping.

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Visit Iberapeura

by john&eduarda

The Park of Iberapeura is a beautiful park set in the middle of Sao Paulo where there are thousands of trees and beautiful lakes. Visit here at any time of the day, to relax and unwind and get away from the pressures and tensions of the big city. However, be careful, as with everywhere in Sao Paulo, you must watch your back at all times.

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