Discover the best top things to do in Litoral Sul Paulista, Brazil including Espaco MRN, Memorial of Achievements, Coffee Museum, Art Gallery Benedicto Calixto, Museu Pele, Instituto Historico e Geografico de Sao Vicente, Jardim das Lendas Brasileiras, Fishing Museum, Museum of the Port of Santos, Santo Ocean Museum.
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It´s a collaborative store with handmade products by local artists. You will find clothes, vegan make up, natural products for personal care,decorative objects in ceramic, wood, concrete and fabrics, jewls, handbags, clutches. You can also find jam, spices, brownies and cookies. Buy local.
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Inaugurated in 1998, the Coffee Museum is one of the main touristic attractions of the City of Santos and has as main purpose to preserve and make known the history of coffee in Brazil and in the world. By means of objects, documents and audiovisual media, the Institution shows the public how the evolution of coffee culture and the political, economic and cultural development of the country are closely connected since the second half of the XVIII century and up to our days.
From the port in São Paulo, take a Taxi to the museu do Cafe. We made a deal with the taxi drive to take us return for 60 real. He waited at the museum for approximately an hour. The museum is well worth the visit and an absolute most to have a Brazilian coffee. It is one of the few places you can get a top quality coffee as their best beans are exported. Enjoy!!!
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Just across from the beach, this is convenient place to spend a little time. The small garden has a few interesting sculptures and a pleasant diversion from the afternoon heat at the beach. The house itself is an art deco era gem. The interior has two levels - one dedicated to temporary exhibits - some remarkable photography when i visited - and the other floor houses a permanent exhibition of works by Calixto, considered one of the major exponents of Brazilian painting from the beginning of the 20th century. SO glad I took the time to check it out!
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The Valongo Big House construction began in the mid-nineteenth century , in the historic center of Santos , in Sao Paulo. The building occupies the entire block in the Port area of the city , and have hosted the Hall and the Hall of Santos. Two major fires in 1985 and 1992 , some mudslides and decades of neglect dramatically damaged its structure. With the restoration and reconstruction of the Big House the environment was chosen to host the Pele Museum depending on the player's connection with the city of Santos and the team of Santos Futebol Clube . Opened in 2014 , the site aims to narrate and save a trajectory of success and the memory of the " king of football." For this, it exposes a collection full of items that tell the history Professional make former player . Photos , Objects How trophies and cups , videos and Others, Beyond Technology Resources help compose the scenario of permanent and temporary exhibitions that are part of the museum .
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Exhibition of 70 sculptures in resin and fiberglass, natural size, by the artist Alberto Farah, describing 33 legends of Brazilian folklore in a garden surrounded by a koi pond and goldfish. Visitors can meet the artist's studio with his work in painting, sculpture, drawings, his books and a handmade line of pendants, key chains, lucky miniatures and tourist souvenirs. The artist speaks several languages: Portuguese, English, French and Greek.
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The Fishing Museum has cultural purposes and aims to disseminate knowledge derived from the study of the aquatic environment and applied technology for the rational exploitation of marine and freshwater resources. Its function is also to develop non-formal educational activities with the purpose of creating or discovering and stimulating mentalities aimed at the correct use of the natural resources under exploitation by the fishing activity.
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