Inspired by what we have seen during our adventures, we have decided to share what we have learned taking the most of it, saving money, recommendations and plenty of extra tips that we are ready to give you in order to improve your trips.
Inspired by what we have seen during our adventures, we have decided to share what we have learned taking the most of it, saving money, recommendations and plenty of extra tips that we are ready to give you in order to improve your trips.
Travelling to São Paulo? Here is your ultimate guide (Spending nothing or almost). São Paulo was elected in 2023 as the second most interesting city in South America. Explore World Wide used the research score from Wikipedia in order to choose the most interesting cities around the world. And there must be a reason why: São Paulo is the most populated city in South Hemisphere, the second largest LGBT+ Pride in the world, it has the largest Japanese community outside of Japan, 720 pizzas per minute are made around there and after pizza sushi is the most common dish consumed in this massive city. São Paulo, just like New York, never sleeps and receives a lot of tourists yearly. Probably due to the fact that São Paulo is the financial center of Brazil and many people land in São Paulo before flying elsewhere inside the country. Just like any cosmopolitan city, it has its problems with safety, but nothing as the media says about Brazil. If you go to São Paulo, just avoid...
After telling a bit about Paulista Avenue's history and its curiosities, and including it in our ultimate best free things to do in São Paulo guide , now it is time to go deeper and dive into it. Here you will get to know the best of Paulista and how to enjoy the biggest deals on the most famous avenue in São Paulo. Paulista Avenue - View from SESC at Night As mentioned in our posts about São Paulo, Paulista Avenue (or Avenida Paulista in Portuguese) is not only an avenue, but the symbol of the metropolitan side of the state and also a cultural center. That means that you will be able to visit many exhibitions being most of them for free, check it out: Exhibitions - Meet the Most Relevant Museum in South America - MASP The modernist building is the symbol of Paulista Avenue and displays pieces by Monet, van Gogh, Picasso, Rembramdt, Renoir and much more important artistics from all over the world and from Brazil. It's open from Tuesday to Sunday ...
When I was living in Australia, COVID really took hold of our freedom and there was not much chance that the pandemic would end so quickly. We were a little relieved that things were gradually returning to normal, so we thought: why not visit the Australian Museum? Once we heard it would be one of the first to re-open. It was great! I had never seen so many examples of taxidermy in one place and in addition so much about the Australian history roots, aboriginal cultural elements and biodiversity. It was an amazing gift post-COVID. Witness (like I did for the first time) this wild Museum and some interesting facts about it: A Glimpse into the History of the Australian Museum Being the oldest museum in Australia and among the oldest in the Southern Hemisphere is an honor granted to the Australian Museum. In 1827, its principal goal at the time was to gather and catalog the wide variety of natural specimens that inhabited the continent as set forth by Earl Bathurst, the Secretary of ...
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