Friday, December 5, 2008
Sao Paulo attractions
One can see the city’s source of energy in the Avenida Paulista's canyon of upthrusting skyscrapers. Sao Paulo possesses significant ethnic minority communities, including substantial Japanese, Italian, and Arab and Lebanese Christian neighbourhoods that are so appealing to the visitors.
Sao Paulo also boasts of museums that are among the finest in South America. The city is blessed with coastlines that are graced with many lovely beaches, and its entertainment and nightlife have for years attracted some of the best performers in the world.
The city is also a center for Brazil's own martial art, capoeira, whose dance-like motions are performed to music. The art has its own traditional instruments: drums and the berimbau, a stringed rod used to keep time.
Explore the tradition and culture as you visit art galleries, museums, monuments and landmarks, and national parks. Relish your taste bud to delectable cuisines in the city restaurants.
Friday, November 14, 2008
Sau Paulo serves you the best traditional dishes
When you are in the city, get yourself acquainted with the traditions and customs by eating out in restaurants that serve traditional cuisines. Enjoy the hospitality of the city and the people in
Some popular foods in the city that will leave you happier are:
* Tutu a Mineira: Mashed beans served with roasted pork loin, cabbage, and rice.
* Pao de Queijo: cheese bread.
* Acaraje: Fried shrimp pie.
* Virada Paulista: Rice, beans and banana served with meat.
* Feijoada: A stew of black beans and a variety of meats, served with rice and kale.
* Polenta: Baked dough of corn flour with salt.
* Churrasco: Excellent quality barbecued meat
* Pastel: Fried pies eaten with various fillings like meat, cheese, guava, and condensed milk.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Sao Paulo - An Exciting City to Entertain You...
As people of different nationalities have found