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Designed by the Office Sabrine Santos formation & Interiors, the Saraiva Bookstore at Casa Cor, Sao Paulo, provides a new way to display books and magazines in digital form, integrating seamlessly with the characteristic form of presentation and reading. Thanks to virtual shelves displayed in three large touch screen devices, digital books are chosen to buy and read, but also on portable devices known as tablets, which are exposed for demonstration.

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Located in the commercial district of Vila Olimpia one of the most contemporary business districts in Sao Paulo, the Caesar Park Faria Lima Hotel is a luxury and exclusive property that a sophisticated and inviting atmosphere. Whether on business or pleasure, in the areas surrounding the hotel, it is possible to enjoy all the cosmopolitan hospitality of the largest city in Latin America. Close to many local attractions such as The Pacaembu Stadium, Ibirapuera Park and the Brazilian Museum of Art, this five-star urban hotel will take your breath away.

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Located close to the national and international airports and only one km away from the greenest area in the city - Ibirapuera Park, Sofitel Hotel Sao Paulo is one of the most luxurious hotels in Sao Paulo. Overlooking the lush green Parque Do Ibirapuera, Sofitel combines a French savoir-faire with sophisticated services. This luxury five-star hotel is nestled in the middle of the business district, making it possible to walk to many of the area attractions including the Modern Art Museum.

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Located in the very centre of Sao Paulo, this modern and sophisticated hotel is just a block from Avenida Paulista in the heart of the elegant Jardins district. Tivoli Sao Paulo Mofarrej is also 7 km from Congonhas Airport and 24 km from Guarulhos Airport. This outstanding location offers an easy access to a variety of restaurants, bars and entertainment. Make the most of your trip and go to the theatre, visit the city museums, go shopping in the international stores and. Whether you are travelling on business or for pleasure, this five-star hotel has everything you need for an unforgettable stay.

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Fasano Las Piedras Punta del Este, Uruguay is an exclusive five star luxury resort rated as one of the world’s best new hotels, according to Condé Nast Traveller. Punta del Este is one of the most elegant coastal towns in South America and one of the favourite beach destination of the High Society. Situated about four miles inland from the coastal resort of La Barra, this is third Fasano property and his first venture outside Brazil (after Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro).

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Situated in Sao Paulo’s Jardins neighborhood, Fasano Hotel Sao Paulo is ambient to Nossa Senhora do O, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teatro Municipal, and Planetarium. Also nearby are Banespa Structure and Mosteiro de Sao Bento. The most foppish hotel in Sao Paulo has been a long-nurtured phantasy of the Fasano sept, who for over a century devotes itself to providing the physiologist in Romance cookery with unpaid aid.

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Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge, Brazil
Asymmetric and modernistic bridge extends over Lake Paranoia, Brasilia. The design of the bridge consists of three 61 meter asymmetric arches and steel cables supporting structure and was created by Brazilian architect Alexandre Chan, from Rio de Janeiro. The entire structure has a total length of 1,200 m. Opened on December 15, 2002 it was completed at a cost of US$56.8 million. Named after a beloved former president Zhuselino Kubichek de Oliveira, the scenic view of and from the bridge makes for an amazing experience.

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Today there is a strong current of activism and subversion in urban art. Street art become very powerful platform for reaching the public, and frequent themes include adbusting, subvertising and other culture jamming, the abolishment of private property and reclaiming the streets. Wayfaring is proud to presents some of the best street art cities in the world! New York City, Brooklyn: While many street artists have migrated in recent years from Williamsburg to less-trammeled Brooklyn neighborhoods (Bushwick is the latest open-air gallery), swaths of art still adorn the streets and alleys of “Billyburg.” Prime viewing areas include North 6th Street (around Berry Street and Wythe Avenue), Ainslie Street (just east of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway), and Roebling Street—where, as of this writing, a towering radio-controlled giraffe by artist Nick Walker decorates a wall just south of Metropolitan Avenue.

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1500 Gallery is situated in New York City‘s West Chelsea gallery area and is focused mainly on in Brazilian photography – the first gallery in the world with this unique matter. It exhibits some of the most famous Brazilian art photographers, both emerging and established, with works present in major collections in Brazil and worldwide. 8 of 1500′s photographers are present in the Sao Paulo Museum of Art’s collection of photography.

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Biopeba is a lushy island off the coast of Brazil with balmy weather, transparent waters, mangroves, and plenty of peace and quiet on its deserted beaches. Boipeba and Tinhare Island formed the APA (Environment Protection Area) Ilhas de Tinhare/Boipeba. Boipeba has preserved more of its original traits than Tinhare, which is renowned tourist destination with a major post-Carnival event - Ressaca.

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