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Recife is a large and important city in northeastern Brazil. What impresses tourists and backpackers most is its streets, which boast rich, artistic architecture and vibrant colors.
Recife is known as the "Venice of Brazil" because of its artistic and romantic scenery. If you are a traveler looking for peace and quiet, the town of Olinda in Recife is a perfect choice.
The town of Olinda has been recognized by UNESCO as a heritage site in need of preservation. In Olinda, visitors can stroll along cobblestone streets and admire churches with unique architecture, showcasing some of the most beautiful Boroque styles in Brazil.
Recife is famous for its Old Recife, also known as Recife Antigo. Located near the port of Recife, it features two rows of colorful houses lining the Capibaribe River. In the evenings, visitors can enjoy a boat trip on the river and admire the brightly lit houses. Indeed, comparing Recife to the Venice of Brazil is quite accurate.
Recife is also an attractive destination for young visitors who are passionate about and love street art.
The architecture and the arrangement of objects in the shops and homes of Recife always create an artistic visual experience that stimulates curiosity.
This World Cup season, Recife is a city packed with tourists and football fans coming to eat, drink, and relax. When mentioning Brazil, one cannot help but mention Carnival, and Recife is no exception. Recife's Carnival is held in February and is very vibrant with energetic African-inspired dances and free street parties.
Besides its beautifully architected streets, Recife is also famous for its stunning beaches, bordered by urban areas and high-rise buildings.
In addition, Recife is also known for its offshore coral reefs, which are always a popular destination for tourists to explore.
