More than 2 THOUSAND people live here in this vertical city! Unique architecture resembling concrete waves make it also a beautiful place. Lunch at Dona Onça, a typical Brazilian restaurant inside
The Sugarloaf Mountain is Rio de Janeiro’s trademark, and without a doubt, one of the most visited tourist spots in Brazil. Avenida. Pasteur, 520
Holds a nice antique fair woth visiting. Bixiga is São Paulo's "little Italy".
Every Sunday morning there is an antique fair underneath the museum. Check it out!
A Japanese neighborhood right in the center of São Paulo! Great handcrafts and peculiar venues that simply demand you to come check out!
Visit the basement of this building - it's where slaves were kept before they were sold.
There is a stone cross to the left of the beach (facing inland) that marks the place where the Portuguese founded Salvador.
Go up the Carmo Hill and visit the Carmo Convent. There's a hotel there - and one of Bahia's most beautiful history museums.
Take a walk around the fort - the view is amazing!
