
Multifaceted, cheerful Brazil is a paradise for fans of night entertainments. Nightlife and vigorous activities are organically inherent in the festive city of Rio de Janeiro. Tourists should pay attention to Avenida Atlântica - a seaside avenue in Rio de Janeiro stretching for 4 kilometers along the coast. Here, visitors to the city will find a large number of restaurants, bars, and shops. Constantly sounding live music, picturesque views of the city or the sunset - depends on preferences - make this place a favorite zone of entertainment, recreation, and shopping. The coast never sleeps and is rich in nightclubs. Stop Night Club is one of the best clubs known for the cleanliness of premises and excellent protection.
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For those who prefer heavier music, Brasilia offers a two-story club with a beautiful name of "Velvet Pub". On the ground floor located in the basement, you'll find a dance floor, tables, and a bar. On the upper floor, there is a quiet lounge with a TV and another bar. The club capable of accommodating up to 300 people is right in the heart of the city. Here you can watch performances by representatives of the Brazilian and international alternative scenes, and on Saturday nights, there are entertainment shows and theme parties.
There is also something to do in the center of São Paulo, a busy metropolis with a population of nearly 40 million inhabitants. Here is Lions Night Club housed in a building with a half-century of history. This club attracts party makes with an interesting aesthetic design, bright 3D lights, velvet sofas, dark decor creating a relaxed atmosphere, deer heads hanging on the walls and a balcony overlooking the city. You're offered an excellent bar, DJs playing all night long, rock, jazz and electronics nights, and live music on Tuesdays. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
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Going to a club to have fun, keep in mind that Brazilian nightlife has its own flirting etiquette. This is a kind of game, the rules of which affect everyone without exception. For example, a man should never talk with a woman who does not interest him in a romantic way. It is perfectly normal and even expected to kiss a woman 5 minutes after you first met. On the contrary, if this is not done, a woman may find the man a coward or feel herself uninteresting. If a woman refuses to kiss a man, he can go to look for a more enthusiastic companion. At the same time, women should never talk to men they like, so they always visit clubs and bars wearing their best outfits. Despite the kisses, a woman will never go to the man's home on the first night - this is considered completely immoral.
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Those who prefer the daytime also have things to do in Brazil. One of the interesting must-visit places is the rusting Paranapiacaba British railway station in Santo André jungles. From the middle of the 19th century until the 1940s, trains carried people from Sao Paulo to the Port in Santos along it. Here, tourists will find overgrown rails, rusty remains of carriages, and even a small replica of Big Ben. Nature lovers must find time to visit Parnamirim famous for the ancient cashew tree that spreads for 8,000 square meters and forms a real forest. This giant covers an area the size of almost five football fields. No one can say how old the tree is. Around the tree, there are small souvenir shops selling alcoholic drinks with cashew nut, wood crafts, and other related products. However, to see the giant, you need to pay a small fee at the entrance to its territory.
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Those who are eager for adventure should go on a hiking tour of the Pedra da Gávea Mountain. From its top, you can admire the whole city of Rio. Travelers who do not want to climb rocks for two and a half hours for the sake of a beautiful view are invited to fly a hang glider under the guidance of professionals. What could be more fantastic than hovering over colorful Rio admiring the mountains, the city, the national park, and the Atlantic Ocean!