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1. LINHA TURISMO:
Choose the South Zone or Historic District itinerary, then board the
municipal’s double-decker tour bus to discover some of Porto Alegre’s most important sights.
2. RUA PADRE CHAGAS:
See and be seen in the boutiques, cafes, and restaurants along this trendiest of
streets in the upscale Moinhos de Vento neighborhood.
3. LAGOA DOS PATOS:
Get an awesome adrenaline rush as you kite-surf on the famous lagoon, one of
the largest freshwater reserves in the world.
4. MERCADO PÚBLICO:
Shop for fresh ingredients and dine on local specialties at more than 100 stalls,
shops, and restaurants at the daily (except Sunday) two-story public market.
5. LAKE GUAÍBA:
Stroll the beaches or boardwalk of this locally beloved lake. Stay for the magnificent
sunset, which residents claim to be the best in the world.
6. USINA DO GASÔMETRO:
Catch an exhibition, live show, or movie at the power-plant-turned-cultural-
center that has become a landmark of the city. The terrace provides a front-row seat to the ultimate
show, the famous sunset over Lake Guaíba.
7. PARQUE FARROUPILHA:
Kick back with the locals at this enormous and popular green oasis that
encompasses themed gardens, a lake, mini zoo, kids’ amusement park, and more.
8. CHURRASCARIA GALPÃO CRIOULO:
Feast on round after round of delectable, slow-grilled meats amid
performances of traditional gaucho song and dance at this quintessential Brazilian-barbecue restaurant.
9. GRÊMIO ARENA AND ESTÁDIO BEIRA-RIO:
Cheer on Grêmio at their namesake arena, or show your
support for the city’s other internationally known football (soccer) team, Sport Club Internacional, in the
massive Estádio Beira Rio.
10. RUA GONÇALO DE CARVALHO:
Amble under the thick green canopy of Tipuana trees along the
avenue that is often referred to as the Most Beautiful Street in the World.
hy Go?
For the opportunity to experience fascinating and multifaceted Porto Alegre, Brazil’s southernmost state
capital. Populated largely by descendants of German, Italian, and Polish immigrants, the metropolis exudes a European
vibe. But it is also the recognized heart of celebrated
gaucho
(cowboy) culture. Its location on an estuary of the largest
lagoon in the country makes it an important port and commercial center, while offering an immense stretch of sandy
shore. The city also boasts numerous parks.
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Vale dos Vinhedos:
Take a drive inland to Brazil’s very own Napa Valley or Bordeaux. The wines may be relatively unknown, but the vintages
are starting to earn rave reviews, and there is plenty of gorgeous scenery, as well as charming bistros and gourmet shops for those who aren’t
interested in wineries. (1:45)
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