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Santa Teresa

Ladeira de Santa Teresa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 20241-140

Featured Review : Beverly Hills meets Sausalito. A must. This picturesque neighborhood began as the site of a Carmelite convent (still here) in the 18th century. Today it is the home of some of Brazil's most vibrant artists (many of wh...See Full Review

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Hang On!

  • 3 out of 5 stars by akakd from , Arizona
  • November 28, 2010
Hang On!
Quote: The adventure is getting TO the artsy area of Santa Teresa on the Bonde Tram over the Aquaduct. The Estacao de Bonde in the center of downtown Rio has only one ticket window & lines can be very long. Tickets are cheap. For those daring... Read the full Santa Teresa review

From journal Rarities in Rio

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Santa Teresa

  • 4 out of 5 stars by parramore from new york, New York
  • November 27, 2000
Santa Teresa
Quote: Beverly Hills meets Sausalito. A must. This picturesque neighborhood began as the site of a Carmelite convent (still here) in the 18th century. Today it is the home of some of Brazil's most vibrant artists (many of whom open their home studios to... Read the full Santa Teresa review

From journal Rio: Brazil's Cultural Paradise