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What has become apparent is that there is a growing interest in Brazil and all things Brazilian among travellers in Britain and the rest of Europe. It is as if Brazil has been rediscovered some 500 years after the first Europeans landed in the state of Bahia on 22 April 1500. The purpose of this magazine is to redress part of the balance about what is known about Brazil and to give a very brief tour of what the country has to offer the visitor. From the country?s best known city, Rio de Janeiro, to the hidden secrets of the Pantanal, it is all here, and what isn?t is only a mouse click or phone call away at the Brazilian Embassy Tourist Office in London. The office in London, which opened in April 2000, was Brazil?s first full service tourist office to open overseas and its web site () has become a source of information about Brazil for the entire world. While this magazine is targeted mainly at the UK market, it will be of use to any traveller anywhere in the world considering a visit to Brazil. The tourist office has the complete support of not only the Embassy of Brazil in London; Embratur (the Brazilian Tourist Authority) the Foreign Ministry; and many other Brazilian institutions and and bodies. It works closely with the individual state and municipal tourist authorities the convention and visitors bureaus; and the private sector in both Brazil and the UK. It has, therefore, all the contacts necessary to get the answers to any questions a potential visitor or their travel agent might have. So sit back and let your fingers and eyes do the walking and discover why you should be planning that trip to Brazil in the near future. 170 million Brazilians are waiting to give you a warm welcome and show you their country. If you have any questions, you can call the Brazilian E m b a s s y Tourist Office in London on 020 7629 6909; fax us on 020 7399 9102; or e-mail us at tourism@brazil.. You can also find a lot more information about travelling to Brazil, including all the latest visa and vaccination requirements, at . We look forward to hearing from you and wish you a very pleasant and enjoyable trip to Brazil. CONTENTS INFORMATION 4 Overview and maps 38 Accommodation 40 A-Z of Brazil PLACES TO GO 8 Rio de Janeiro 16 The northeast 22 Foz do Igua?u 24 The south 29 Minas Gerais 30 The Amazon 32 Pantanal 34 Bras?lia and the central west 36 S?o Paulo THINGS TO SEE AND DO 14 Carnivals and celebrations 20 Food and drink 26 Sports 37 Music Published by the Brazilian Embassy Tourist Office 32 Green St, London W1K 7AT Tel: 020 7629 6909, Fax: 020 7399 9102 E-mail: tourism@brazil., Editor in chief Christopher Pickard Editor John Adair Art director Michael Booth Contributors Jos? Maria Alkmin, Thomas Falc?o, Mariana Guimar?es, Paula Gruendling, Pavlova Munaretto, Revecca Santos. Repro and printing by Mpress (Sales) Ltd. ? Brazilian Embassy Tourist Office 2001. All rights reserved. 3 The story of Brazil unfolds across an area of 3.3 million square miles (8.5 million square km); along 4,500 miles (7,250km) of warm, white beaches that make up part of the longest continuous coastline in the world, and among a resident population of 170 million Brazilians. Brazil?s story is the story of the world?s fifth largest nation, both in terms of area and population, a country that is one of the planet?s largest democracies and economies. Nine tenths of Brazil lies between the Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn. Covering over half of the continent of South America, this tropical paradise borders every South American country apart from Ecuador and Chile. 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It is as if Brazil has been rediscovered some 500 years after the first Europeans landed in the state of Bahia on 22 April 1500. The purpose of this magazine is to redress part of the balance about what is known about Brazil and to give a very brief tour of what the country has to offer the visitor. From the country?s best known city, Rio de Janeiro, to the hidden secrets of the Pantanal, it is all here, and what isn?t is only a mouse click or phone call away at the Brazilian Embassy Tourist Office in London. The office in London, which opened in April 2000, was Brazil?s first full service tourist office to open overseas and its web site () has become a source of information about Brazil for the entire world. While this magazine is targeted mainly at the UK market, it will be of use to any traveller anywhere in the world considering a visit to Brazil. The tourist office has the complete support of not only the Embassy of Brazil in London; Embratur (the Brazilian Tourist Authority) the Foreign Ministry; and many other Brazilian institutions and and bodies. It works closely with the individual state and municipal tourist authorities the convention and visitors bureaus; and the private sector in both Brazil and the UK. It has, therefore, all the contacts necessary to get the answers to any questions a potential visitor or their travel agent might have. So sit back and let your fingers and eyes do the walking and discover why you should be planning that trip to Brazil in the near future. 170 million Brazilians are waiting to give you a warm welcome and show you their country. If you have any questions, you can call the Brazilian E m b a s s y Tourist Office in London on 020 7629 6909; fax us on 020 7399 9102; or e-mail us at tourism@brazil.. 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They know there is an awful lot of coffee in Brazil and they have heard of Copacabana which they believe is in Rio de Janeiro. After that it all gets a bit hazy for some. What has become apparent is that there is a growing interest in Brazil and all things Brazilian among travellers in Britain and the rest of Europe. It is as if Brazil has been rediscovered some 500 years after the first Europeans landed in the state of Bahia on 22 April 1500. The purpose of this magazine is to redress part of the balance about what is known about Brazil and to give a very brief tour of what the country has to offer the visitor. From the country?s best known city, Rio de Janeiro, to the hidden secrets of the Pantanal, it is all here, and what isn?t is only a mouse click or phone call away at the Brazilian Embassy Tourist Office in London. The office in London, which opened in April 2000, was Brazil?s first full service tourist office to open overseas and its web site () has become a source of information about Brazil for the entire world. While this magazine is targeted mainly at the UK market, it will be of use to any traveller anywhere in the world considering a visit to Brazil. The tourist office has the complete support of not only the Embassy of Brazil in London; Embratur (the Brazilian Tourist Authority) the Foreign Ministry; and many other Brazilian institutions and and bodies. It works closely with the individual state and municipal tourist authorities the convention and visitors bureaus; and the private sector in both Brazil and the UK. It has, therefore, all the contacts necessary to get the answers to any questions a potential visitor or their travel agent might have. So sit back and let your fingers and eyes do the walking and discover why you should be planning that trip to Brazil in the near future. 170 million Brazilians are waiting to give you a warm welcome and show you their country. If you have any questions, you can call the Brazilian E m b a s s y Tourist Office in London on 020 7629 6909; fax us on 020 7399 9102; or e-mail us at tourism@brazil.. You can also find a lot more information about travelling to Brazil, including all the latest visa and vaccination requirements, at . We look forward to hearing from you and wish you a very pleasant and enjoyable trip to Brazil. 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