Awesome places to visit in Brazil Hello, Italki friends! Attending requests, I'll recommend some places to visit in Brazil. I'd love to visit them someday too. The first one is Bonito in Mato Grosso do Sul. It's a very peaceful place, where you can relax. There are waterfalls, crystalline lakes where you can dive in and see the variety of the region's species. You can find caves to explore and there are a lot of activities to do for people that love adventure and nature, like tracks, ridings, bike tours and others. The next place is Fernado de Noronha, in Pernambuco. It's an archipelago with twenty one islands, with protected nature areas. There you can find beaches and a sustainable way of life, with rich enviroment of marine species specially. I'd like to visit the amazonia and the Pantanal too. Both are the heart of Brazil. Perfect options to see different ecosystems and have a real contact with forests, see wild animals in their habitats and forget the troubles. It should be a real adventure and a unique experience. If you like to go to the mountains, you can go to Campos do Jordão or Serra Negra, in São Paulo. Very good gastronomy with different kind of cheeses and wines and with a lower temperatures. (I've already visited Serra Negra and it's a very good place to stay. You should go in July). Gramado and Pomerode seem to be a little piece of Europe in the South of Brazil, with typical constructions and culture. Gramado was colonized by italian, swiss and german imigrants and it's good to go there at the end of the year, in Christmas and in New Year's Day, where they offer traditional festivities and decorate the city with lights in a special way. Pomerode is considered the most german city in Brazil. And now I'll talk about my city, of course. Santos is a very beautiful city, with the most important Port of Latin America and, according to The Guinness Book of Records, with the largest garden near the beach with 218.800 m² of green area. We have The Aquarium and the Orquidário, The fishing museum and in the more ancient part of the city you can learn about the coffe's history. The Pele Museum is a good oportunity to know more about one of the most important soccer players of the world and the Brazilian soccer too. Have a good stay. We'd be happy to have you around! PS: I'll put the links of the places and cities on another notebook entry. I don't have more characters... Image from: Viajante brasileiro.