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Orla Bardot, the eastward continuation of Rua das Pedras, is a delightful winding oceanfront promenade linking the two oldest and most picturesque…
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Beautiful µþú³ú¾±´Ç²õ sits on a jutting peninsula scalloped by 17 beaches. A simple fishing village until the early ’60s, when it was ‘discovered’ by Brigitte Bardot and her Brazilian boyfriend, it’s now one of Brazil’s most upscale and animated seaside resorts, littered with boutiques, fine restaurants, villas, bars and posh pousadas. The Mediterranean touch introduced by the Portuguese has not been lost – indeed, the narrow cobblestone streets and picturesque waterfront contribute to µþú³ú¾±´Ç²õ’ image as Brazil’s St Tropez.
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Must-see attractions
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The biggest draws in µþú³ú¾±´Ç²õ are the natural setting plus the intoxicating mixture of opportunities for relaxation, nightlife, shopping and ocean sports…
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Remarkably realistic-looking fishermen hauling in their nets by sculptor Christina Motta.
President Juscelino Kubitschek Statue
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Statue of the former Brazilian president by sculptor Christina Motta.
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