Colors of Fortaleza - traditions, festivals, mentality and lifestyle
One of main secrets of the popularity of Fortaleza is welcoming and cheerful atmosphere. Locals treat travelers with great interest and welcoming attitude. Speaking about the nature of locals, it’s worth to mention spiritual warmth, lightness and poetry; for tourists citizens may seem extremely sentimental.
This is a modern resort town, which has managed to turn into a comfortable recreational area from a small fishing village within just several decades. The coastal part of the city has …
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Fans of gastronomic tourism are sure to enjoy Fortaleza; every day visitors are welcomed by hundreds of attractive restaurants, cafes and bars. The Coco Bambu Frutos Do Mar restaurant is …
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For many locals the principal mean of livelihood is fishing; every morning, hundreds of boats leave the coast to deliver the freshest seafood in city. The local jangada boat became a kind of national symbol of Fortaleza and one of its main features. The fact is that these boats are very difficult to sail.
The beautiful modern city of Fortaleza is very popular among fans of beach rest. However, in addition to the scenic coastline and a variety of entertainment options, the city is …
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City tours, excursions and tickets in Fortaleza and surroundings
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Cathedrals and basilicas near Fortaleza
♥ Catedral Metropolitana São José, Fortaleza, 2.6 km from the center. On the map
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♥ Catedral Metropolitana São José, Fortaleza, 2.6 km from the center. On the map
National traditions of Brazil
Brazil owes its cultural diversity to the last three hundred years of immigration. Aspects of socialization of Brazilians from different social groups may differ considerably. Meeting a large group of people, Brazilians always introduce themselves and shake hands individually. They keep eye contact longer than Europeans or Americans and feel comfortable in social situations. The same can be said about the personal space - for example, it is perfectly normal to stand close to strangers in public transport. When communicating, locals may move very close to the interlocutor. Such values such as tolerance and kindness are widely cultivated, which, perhaps, is the colonial heritage of neighboring ethnic groups. An ordinary Brazilian would rather try to avoid direct confrontation than get into a beef.
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