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Manifesto Bar: "Manifesto Bar"
written:
13 July 2000
Para los amantes del Rock "El Manifesto" (como es mas conocido) es uno de los pocos bares solamente de Rock en São Paulo. Fue fundado por 3 argentinos en uno de los barrios mas movimentados de la noche Paulista "Itaim Bibi". Se pone mejor los fines de semana donde hay eventos de todo tipo. No es dificil encontrar contores internacionales y nacionales de Rock cuando hay algun evento en la ciudad.
Rating: 3/4
Details: Rua Iguatemi, 36 Itaim Bibi 005511 3846.5520
Nightlife by gisela, who lives here (May 2000)
West Plaza Shopping Center: "WEST PLAZA"
written:
26 June 2000
A great place to shop is the West Plaza. It has over 300 stores with the most beautiful Brazilian fashion! It is the kind of place where you could spend the whole day! It is located at Av. Francisco Matarazzo with Av.Antártica, next to Avenidas Sumaré and Henrique Schaumam. The shopping center is located just a few minutes walk for the Barra Funda subway station.
Pros: Soo much to see!
Cons: Too much to see!
Rating: 4/4
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General by Raulzinho, who visited here (April 2000)
Emporio Syrio: "Empório Syrio"
written:
26 June 2000
Emporio Syrio is a public market, where you can just walk around or try some Syrian food. It is located at the center of the Syrian and Lebanese bairro. If you don't want to try the food at the market, there are many Middle Eastern restaurants on the surroundings.
Pros: Open market with interesting things to see.
Cons: Pickpockets
Rating: just a tip
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Attractions by Raulzinho, who visited here (January 1999)
MASP (Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo): "Museu de Arte de Sao Paulo"
written:
26 June 2000
In this museum you can find a variety of works from Rembrandt, Degas and Bosch. There are also many works by Brazilian artists. It is worth stopping by it! Usually there is a US$5 fee but it is free on Thursdays. Location: Av Paulista 1578 (Tues-Sun 11am-6pm, Thurs until 8pm).
Pros: You can be exposed to some Brazilian art!
Cons: ?
Rating: just a tip
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Attractions by fabricio35, who visited here (January 2000)
Metro de Sao Paulo: "Metro / Subway"
written:
26 June 2000
A great way to get around in Sao Paulo is by using the metro system. By doing this you can avoid the horrible traffic! Be aware of your belongings, though! Because as in any large city, the pickpockets are always alert. By clicking in the web address below, you will be on the official page of Sao Paulo's Metro System. You can enter a departure and arrival destinations. http://www.metro.sp.gov.br/
Pros: Faster than a cab!
Cons: Pickpockets
Rating: just a tip
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Transportation by fabricio35, who visited here (January 1999)
"Shopping in Sao Paulo!"
written:
15 June 2000
Sao Paulo is filled with places to shop but if you want to find great Brazilian fashion at a reasonable price, go to Morumbi Shopping. It has everything you are looking for! Take a taxi there!
Pros: The best Brazilian clothing stores
Cons: A long taxi ride but worth it!
Rating: 3/4
General by Raulzinho, who visited here ( 0000)
"The city in general!"
written:
13 June 2000
Sao Paulo is Brazil's main business center. Most international companies have offices in this town. With a population of 17 million people, it is the second largest city in the world. There is something for every taste.
Pros: You can get anything you want.
Cons: Big city problems: traffic, pollution, crime.
Rating: 3/4
General by fabricio35, who visited here ( 0000)
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