1) Pastéis de Bacalhau – codfish cakes are originally from Portugal and are made of potatoes, codfish, eggs and parsley. The recipe originated from São Paulo’s municipal market but it became a common dish everywhere in Brazil. 2) Pastéis are a delicious fried treat. It can be filled with cheese, beef and veggies. It is similar… Continue reading Top 5 Brazilian snacks
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15 Fun and Cultural things to do in Brazil (besides the World Cup)
1. Watch one of the famous Brazilian soap operas called ‘Novelas’. They are one of the bests in the world and have won Emmy Awards and are shown all over the world. source 2. If you are going to Brazil in February you must go during Carnaval! Brazil is worldly famous for their exuberant celebrations. Carnival… Continue reading 15 Fun and Cultural things to do in Brazil (besides the World Cup)
Top 10 beaches in Brazil
Top 10 beaches in Brazil Brazil’s excellent weather and amazing coastline (more than 8.000 kms/4.650 miles of it) makes up for the most beautiful beaches in the world. You have a great selection to choose from but we narrowed it down to the top 10 for you! 1. Alter do Chão, Pará – Feels… Continue reading Top 10 beaches in Brazil
Top 10 Shopping Places in Brazil
Top 10 Shopping Places in Brazil 1. Barra Shopping – Is the largest shopping mall in Rio de Janeiro and one of the largests in South America. If you get tired from shopping you can head to Barra da Tijuca beach for the perfect end to a shopping day. source 2. Shopping Leblon… Continue reading Top 10 Shopping Places in Brazil
Top 6 Brazilian desserts
Okay, so we usually do a top 5 list but it was way too hard to only choose between 5 desserts so we rounded it up to 6. For the ultimate endorphine rush and taste-bud culture trip! 1) Romeu e Julieta –Romeo and Juliet is an amazing guava paste that you eat with cheese. Also called Goiabada,… Continue reading Top 6 Brazilian desserts
5 Different types of Brazilian food
There are 5 different types of Brazilian food based on different regions: 1) MINEIRA: Minais Gerais food is called “mineira”. It is based on pork, vegetables (especially couve – cabbage , collard greens) and tutu, a kind of re-fried bean cooked with manioc flour and used as a thick sauce. image source 2) BAHIANA: In… Continue reading 5 Different types of Brazilian food
Explore Brazil 2014 – Stuff you didn’t know about Curitiba
Curitiba, is considered one of the world’s best models of urban planning: creating express bus lanes with futuristic boarding platforms, encouraging recycling and sustainable design long before it was fashionable and creating green spaces on an enormous scale. With abundant parks and a breathtakingly visionary approach to city planning it is one of the most… Continue reading Explore Brazil 2014 – Stuff you didn’t know about Curitiba
Explore Brazil 2014 – Stuff you didn’t know about Rio de Janerio
Rio de Janeiro, founded in 1565, is the second largest city of Brazil and occupies one of the most spectacular settings of any metropolis in the world. Part of the city has been designated as a World Heritage Site, named “Rio de Janeiro: Carioca Landscapes between the Mountain and the Sea”. It abounds in all kinds of… Continue reading Explore Brazil 2014 – Stuff you didn’t know about Rio de Janerio
Explore Brazil 2014 – Stuff you didn’t know about Porto Alegre
Porto Alegre, lies on the eastern bank of the Rio Guaiba, where five rivers converge to form the Lagoa dos Patos, a giant freshwater lagoon navigable by even the largest of ships. The downtown area has preserved most of its grand, neoclassical architecture, and the city has a vibrant arts and alternative music scene.
Explore Brazil 2014 – Stuff you didn’t know about Brasília
Brasília, the federal capital, is a futuristic city renowned for its modernist design inspirations. It has plenty of intriguing sights and has some truly compelling examples of public architecture.