Brazil, a tourist guide
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From the top, an impressive plateau, it is possible to contemplate the entire city of Rio and its surroundings – it is possible to see the Sugar Loaf, Christ the Redeemer, the beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema, São Conrado and Barra da Tijuca, and even the mountains of Serra of the Organs. It's an unforgettable sight!
PS. Me being photographed by one of my guides, Marcelo Kastrup (Adrena Rio).
Es tomada el mismo dia que la anterior, durante la estadia en el Club Med Lake Paradise , Sao Paulo, Brasil, solo que la persona ya habia tomado muchas imà genes y se sentò para ver còmo el sol se terminaba de caer al agua...
A pasar una buena semana queridos amigos!!!
Durante séculos, tanto móveis como artefatos domésticos usados no Brasil vieram de fora, sobretudo da Europa. Aqui vemos uma das lojas que vendem dessas peças que agora já não cabem nas novas residências de seus antigos proprietários.
Fica na cidade de Gravatá, Pernambuco, Nordeste do Brasil
For centuries, both furniture and domestic artifacts used in Brazil came from abroad, especially from Europe. Here we see one of the stores that sell these pieces that now no longer fit in the new homes of their former owners.
Located in Gravatá, Pernambuco, Northeast Brazil
Em Olinda, uma das mais antigas cidades do Brasil, foi escolhida no século XVI para ser a capital da Capitania de Pernambuco.
Trabalho de Carlos André - C A Graff
Na cidade de Olinda, a primeira capital de Pernambuco, fundada no século XVI pelos colonizadores portugueses.
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"Olinda is a colonial town on Brazil’s northeast coast, near the city of Recife. Founded in 1535 by the Portugueses, it’s built on steep hillsides and distinguished by its 18th-century architecture, baroque churches, convents, monasteries and brightly painted houses. Originally a center for the sugarcane industry, it’s now known as an artists’ colony, with many galleries, workshops and museums. "