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2012/11/04
OPEN FLEA MARKET - RUA DO LAVRADIO
when you visit Rio probrably I will take you to a open flea market that happens every first saturday of the month in downtown Rio you will see there an antique fair at Lavradio street this open flea Market is part of my tours when you are there you feel that you returned to the past because they sell a bit of everything
in Brazil we have a lot of the African influence on the art of carving so there you will find animals in wood similar to the ones you find in Africa
while you walk through the Lavradio street you see old buildings dated from the XIX centtury most of them are being restored by the city council
when you are there it´s interesting to stop at one of many bars and restaurants where you can enjoy the snacks and listen to and authentic brazilian samba music
this flea market is near the Metropolitan Cathedral of Rio de Janeiro that was inaugurated in 1976 after 12 years of construction you cannot miss a visit to this church it´s dedicated to San Sebastian the patron of the city and consists of an enormous cone, complete with four beautiful stained-glass windows the cathedral interior is spacious, with enough room to fit over 20,000 people inside, and is home to many paintings, sculptures and murals which were completed by local artists .
2009/08/21
CHRIST REDEEMER AND NITERÓI WITH ISIORENE BERNARDINO AND HER FAMILY
Home to hundreds of species of plants and wildlife, found only in the Atlantic Rainforest, this is Rio's urban forest replanted by man and spread by natural ecological development, which covers some 3,200 hectares. Its historical attractions and enchanting nooks are well worth a leisurely visit. Just a short drive from the financial center downtown, the North Zone and Rio's smart beach districts, its attractions include the Cascatinha Waterfallll, the Mayrink Veiga Chapel all favorite destinations for weekend family outings.The Tijuca Forest was reforested in the middle of the 19 Century after years of intense deforesting and planting (specially coffee plantations).The replanting was a pioneer initiative in all Latin America.
This is one of the fountain that you can find inside the park and can drink water of good quality that comes from the waterfalls
The Tijuca Forest it´s one of the largest Urban National Parks in the world with many species of plants and trees and wildlife
The charming litlle Mayrink Veiga Chapel is known by the brazilian´s Rio society for the sophisticated weddings and it is situated inside the Park
Á Mineira is one of the best Restaurants of all you eat that we have in Niterói , there you can find food from the South of Brazil and has all kinds of different foods for the most discerning palates and they loved to eat there
2009/05/15
THE CHURCHES IN DOWNTOWN AREA
Downtown Rio de Janeiro has many churches , some of those churches took almost over a 100 years to be built , there are convents and monasteries and brazilian barroque , rococo, neoclassic and ecletic masterpiece are all everywhere you look it is a travel through the time , it doens´t matter what belief you may have you will be impressed by the skill of the constrution , criativity and devotion of those temples named São Bento Monastery , Metropolitan Cathedral , Candelária Church to name a few
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