Category: Tourism
-
Going to Rio? Don’t forget to visit CADEG
Today, the market is known as one of the major references also in the field of gastronomy, due to the variety and quality of its restaurants, and the famous gastronomy festivals that have been taking place since 2013. It’s no wonder that CADEG receives an average of 10,000 people per day and employs around 5,000…
-
The NYT Recommends: Visit Salvador
At the end of the year, The New York Times made a list of 52 places worth exploring in 2019. Salvador, the former capital of Brazil, ranks 14th. “After completing a five-year historical preservation initiative to save its UNESCO designation, Salvador, with its ice cream-colored colonial facades, cobblestone streets, and beaches, is shining. Rising along…
-
The Best Beaches of the North Coast of Alagoas
Waking up early is essential for those who want to enjoy an intense day at the beach. Filled with vacation homes, Guaxuma, Garça Torta, and Riacho Doce serve well for those looking to hit the beach close to Maceió – in fact, they belong to the capital of Alagoas. The statue of a mermaid amidst…
-
Porto Alegre for Readers
From Érico Veríssimo to Caio Fernando Abreu, from Moacyr Scliar to Fabrício Carpinejar – when it comes to literary life, Porto Alegre is renowned for both established writers and the new generations that sustain and renew the culture of letters. The last decade has also showcased names from the new generation, such as Daniel Galera,…
-
National Library celebrates 208 years
The National Library Foundation (FBN) was created 208 years ago, during the imperial period. To celebrate the date, Brazil commemorates National Book Day on October 29. The institution’s collection, located in the city of Rio de Janeiro, the former capital of the country, was brought from Portugal by D. João VI. Currently, the library is…
-
Oregon: paradise for artists and food lovers
In the state of Oregon, you can stroll along the beautiful coast, volcanic mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and deserts that stretch as far as the eye can see. If you’re looking for the finest pinots, some of the best food and craft beer in the country, or just about anything else, look no further.Hiking along the…
-
W Hotels to Make Grand Debut in São Paulo, Brazil
W is coming to Brazil. W Hotels Worldwide, part of Marriott International, Inc., has announced the signing of the brand’s first hotel in Brazil. Scheduled to open in 2021, W São Paulo will add a new rhythm to the heart of Brazil’s most populous metropolis. “Brazil is beautiful in every way, from the diversity in…
-
Colorado: The Centennial State of the USA
Whether it’s skiing in the world-famous Rocky Mountains, exploring the many towns, or appreciating the stunning natural beauty of the region, you will find your perfect adventure in Colorado. From vast prairies to majestic mountains, from rushing rivers to desert landscapes, Colorado is unlike any other place. The highest state in the USA offers an…
-
Behind the Scenes NYC (BTSNYC)
Fernanda Paronetto, founder of BTSNYC, offers a collection of places, brands, and events in NY that are not found in the commonly sought tourist guides. Fê Paronetto, as she is known, arrived in NYC in 2015 bringing with her an Instagram account about one of the most charming and visited cities in the world. It…
-
The Museums of Brazil Hold a Treasure of Culture
More than 3,000 museums in Brazil, present in all states of the country, offer visitors unique opportunities to learn a lot about Brazilian and international history. Recently, the quality of the various collections available to the public helped Brazil secure sixth place in a ranking of the most visited exhibitions in the world, organized in…