Since Paracambi is a very tiny city, there's nothing much to do except for town parties on the area. The very last bar which remains as a local hangou... (read more about Ponto Zero)

One of Porto Alegre's favorites, Barranco steakhouse has got you from the beginning, with the laid back atmosphere with tables under a beautiful starr... (read more about Churrascaria Barranco)

Pastel is a kind of fried pastry that, from my experience, I suppose is very popular in its variations around Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, and also eas... (read more about Georges Pastel)

When you get to a place where the sandwich you just ordered is so huge you just have to snap a picture of it, you know you've found a great place. Via... (read more about Via Imperatore)

Very well located on a downtown area of Porto Alegre, but surrounded by residential buildings, the Arvoredo Residence is a business-class style hotel ... (read more about Arvoredo Residence Hotel Porto Alegre)

Cavanhas is one of the most traditional places to eat at Cidade Baixa, the favorite youth hangout area of Porto Alegre. It competes with lots of other... (read more about Cavanhas)

Well, let me begin by saying that since I've lived in Copacabana for the last 5 years, I never actually stayed in one of the below mentioned hos... (read more about Brazil Hostel)

If you find yourself in Paris and with no money, there's still plenty to do! Of course you won't enjoy such delights as a slice of pie at Fauchon, or ... (read more about That's why they call it 'the most romantic city in the world')

If you want to eat well in Paris - or any big city in the world, for that matter - you just have to look for the places filled with locals. Just sea... (read more about Eating well in Paris (or anywhere else))

Churrascaria is portuguese for steak house. The difference between most brazilian steak houses to other countries' is the "round system". Instead of a... (read more about Churrascaria Carretão)