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Brasil & Cia
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#16 of 28 general tips & advice in Rio de Janeiro
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politosofia says:
I discovered this small cute handcrafts store in Ipanema called Brasil & Cia. Such a cute place for buying small gifts to bring back home. They sell ceramics, wood and fiber handmade crafts made by artists who didn’t even get any type of art education. Truly amazing! I loved how it’s a typical s…
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mcmarch says:
If you need an English speaking dentist in Rio de Janeiro, I recommend Dr. Priscila Barreto. She's a cosmetic dentist and root canal specialist. Most importantly, she is very gentle!
More info on the website:
http://www.drpriscila.com
Good luck!
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yadilitta says:
Wow! A churrasqueria is a whole concept which started in Brazil but now you can find it in different places.
You arrive to the place, take a sit at a table and the waiter will come. You pay a fix amount for all you can eat, including the appetizers, meat, salad and sides. Just the beverages and d…
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alesqi says:
Ok, so you're about to travel to the City of Wonders, you've been reading everything and its opposite on internet, in travel guides etc., but you're still left with no real advice on "what should *I* do?".
It exactly happenned to me the same way, so read on.
I'll go straight to advices you could…
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Orkide48 says:
When we were driving in Rio with our Brazilian friends from Sao Paulo, we were often met by guys, when stopping at a red traffic light. They were entertaining us in one way or another, so we gave them some money, otherwise they would have damaged our car. We also parked once in a free public parking…
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dlipski says:
January 29th, Leblon Beach, Rio, woke up this morning and it was pretty hot, humid and it looked like it was going to rain, but after a shower and breakfast it started to clear out, so I'm on the beach now soaking some sun and reflecting more on the trip so far (while sipping on Skol).
As I menti…
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olicontiero says:
Rio is certainly, one of the most incredible cities of the world. The landscape, weather, atmosphere, beaches and specially people are AWESOME!
I spent 3 weeks in rio and was the best trip of my life! I would like to recommend Rio For Partiers guidebook. It´s an excellent guide, written by a brazi…
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titoferrato says:
Multi Oral Dentist is an excellent clinic in Ipanema.
Those professionals were very kind to me! I had a toothache when I was on my holidays and soon they took care of it. And the doctor also spoke english with me!
In about two days I was much better! Recommended!
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For the Runner
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#24 of 28 general tips & advice in Rio de Janeiro
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worldup says:
For the Runner – Copacabana Beach
It’s a wonderful run along the beach of Copacabana. In the early morning (7am), hundreds of people run/walk along the beach. There is a paved running area separate from Avenue Atlantica that runs the entire length of the beach. It is marked off on each end an…
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Balakrishnan says:
Hi Everybody,
This may b a small information. But it is useful to ppl who like to get lot of souvenir for their collegues/friends & relatives.
A visit to Brasil does not get completed without Rio in ur travel plan and the best souvenir u can get r the statues of "Christ the Redeemer". The best …
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BR-UNO says:
One way metro ticket costs R$2.80 ( http://www.metrorio.com.br/tarifas.htm ) and it is open Mon/Sat from 05:00/Midnight; Sun/holidays from 07:00/23:00. Further info METRO RIO Only the lines 1 (orange) and 2 (green) are actually underground (ask for the number: nobody cares about the colour here), t…
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ratu says:
Only for a short stop, no advices baby....
Well during aproaching I could see: Maracana, Corcobado, Pao de açucar, Copacabana, Leblon...
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tryin2findmyself says:
expensive anything really. that includes big watches. cells. cameras. (unless you have a bodyguard). do not wear loafers/dress shoes in other words. dress like you are going to the beach and not on a business trip.
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