For those who visit Rio de Janeiro and are looking for places to hang out and meet new people, here is a hint to visit the "Pedra do Sal" !
The Pedra do Sal carries a history that goes back to the "Colonial Brazil" in the 17th century. This place became famous because it was used as a point for loading and unloading salt. In 1600 a group of Bahians began to occupy the neighborhood and established cultivation and culture for the people who lived there, subtly changing the neighborhood and transforming it into a cradle of music, art, and
Gramado is a city located in Rio Grande do Sul, the southernmost state of Brazil, strongly influenced by German settlers throughout the 19th century. Its scenery is mostly mountainous, and the main attractions are beautiful hydrangeas in spring, as well as charming alpine chalets, chocolatiers, and handicrafts. Gramado is the seat of renowned chocolate factories that bring much tourism to the city especially at Easter time, when Brazilian tourists most enjoy exotically lower temperatures close to 14ºC and the close of the renowned colorful hydrangeas season that will soon return to an orange hue until next spring.
At Easter time the
It is an ideal destination for those looking for beaches and idyllic views. Located 300 km from the capital of the state of Ceara, Fortaleza, in the Northeast region of Brazil, Jericoacoara, with its dunes and crystal-clear waters, offers breathtaking landscapes and fascinates for being one of the few places in Brazil where it is possible to admire the sunrise, but also the sunset, over the ocean. Thanks to the wild aspects of nature, tourism is one of the main sources of income for residents. In 1984, Jericoacoara Beach was classified as one of the 10 best beaches in the
