• Mercado Público Porto Alegre - A historic building in the capital of Rio Grande do Sul. The boundaries of the Central Public Market are Largo Glênio Peres, Avenida Borges de Medeiros, Avenida Júlio de Castilhos, and Praça Pereira Parobé, located in the city’s historic center. It is adjacent to the Porto Alegre City Hall and faces the Chalé da Praça XV.

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• Chalé da Praça XV - One of the most traditional bars and restaurants in Porto Alegre. Situated in the Historic Center at Praça XV de Novembro, it is close to the Public Market and the Municipal Palace.
• Museu Militar do Comando Militar do Sul - Also known as the Army Museum, it is located in the Historic Center of Porto Alegre, near the Nossa Senhora das Dores Church, in a historic 19th-century building.

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• Igreja Nossa Senhora Das Dores - A Catholic church in the Historic Center of Porto Alegre. It is the oldest church in the city still standing. Its construction took a long time, and the facade plan was modified during construction, resulting in an eclectic style. The interior is richly decorated with gilded woodwork in a late Baroque style with neoclassical elements and features an important group of life-size Baroque statues of Christ representing the Passion cycle. Home to ancient religious traditions and a building of great historical and artistic significance, it is listed nationally by IPHAN.

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• Casa de Cultura Mario Quintana - Formerly the Majestic Hotel, it is a historic building and cultural center in the capital, one of the largest and best-equipped in Brazil.

The Majestic Hotel thrived in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. During this period, it hosted notable guests from politics, such as former presidents Getúlio Vargas and João Goulart, and from the artistic world, such as Vicente Celestino, Virginia Lane, and Francisco Alves. Due to the “developmentalist” period, the hotel faced competition from new hotels with more modern facilities. The former guests were gradually replaced by “cath” and wrestling fighters, as well as singles, widowers, bohemians, and lonely poets like Mário Quintana, who stayed there from 1968 to 1980, in apartment 217. The House was named in his honor, one of Brazil’s greatest poets, Mário Quintana, born in Alegrete, Rio Grande do Sul, but who adopted Porto Alegre as his city of heart.

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• Praça Marechal Deodoro (Praça da Matriz) - Better known as Praça da Matriz, it is a public and historic space in the city. Located in the Historic Center, it has existed since the capital’s inception in 1772.

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• Piratini Palace - The current headquarters of the Executive Branch of Rio Grande do Sul. Located at Praça da Matriz in the historic center, it was built to replace the old Barro Palace, which was constructed in 1773 by order of Governor José Marcelino de Figueiredo at the end of the 19th century.

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• Metropolitan Cathedral - The Mother Church of Nossa Senhora da Madre de Deus, located in the Historic Center at Praça da Matriz. On May 3, 1920, earthworks and demolition of the old Matriz began, and the cornerstone of the new temple was laid on August 7, 1921. Its crypt opened on March 20, 1929, where religious services were transferred, allowing the final demolition of the old structure and the continuation of the new works.

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• Estádio Beira-Rio - The José Pinheiro Borda Stadium, known as Gigante da Beira-Rio or simply Beira-Rio, is a football stadium located on the shores of Lake Guaíba. It belongs to Sport Club Internacional and has a capacity of 50,842 fans, making it the 10th largest stadium in Brazil. It hosted FIFA World Cup games in 2014.
• Marinha do Brasil Park - Inaugurated on December 9, 1978, Parque Marinha do Brasil covers an area of 70.70 hectares. Located in the Praia de Belas neighborhood, it is bordered by Avenida Borges de Medeiros and Avenida Ipiranga, and is intersected by Avenida Edvaldo Pereira Paiva (also called Beira-Rio), which overlooks the Guaíba waterfront. The park was designed on the old embankment that enabled the expansion of Praia de Belas, completed in the 1960s.

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• Maurício Sirotsky Sobrinho Park - Also known as Parque da Harmonia, it is an urban park in the city. Located in the Praia de Belas neighborhood, it covers 65 hectares. It hosts the Camp Farroupilha, the largest event celebrating the traditional culture of Rio Grande do Sul, commemorating the Farroupilha Revolution. It consists of nearly 400 paddocks, set up and organized by traditionalist groups during September, between the 7th and the 20th, where the habits of the gaucho tradition are cultivated.

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• Parque Farroupilha - Better known as Parque da Redenção or simply Redenção, it is the most traditional and popular park in the city. It spans 37.51 hectares and contains 45 monuments. On Sundays, the traditional Brique da Redenção is held in the park, featuring numerous stalls selling handicrafts, food, and antiques. Parque Farroupilha was listed on January 3, 1997, by the municipality of Porto Alegre. The park is commonly a stage for popular demonstrations.

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• Parque Moinhos de Vento - Popularly known as Parcão, it is a green area of 11.5 hectares located in the Moinhos de Vento neighborhood. The park’s name dates back to the 18th century when miner Antônio Martins Barbosa established his windmill on an elevated part of Avenida Independência. At the time, wheat was a product of great economic importance for the people of the parish of Nossa Senhora de Madre de Deus, which became the city of Porto Alegre in 1822.

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• Rua Gonçalo de Carvalho - A street 500 meters long, located in the Independência neighborhood. Flanked by Tipuana trees, it gained international fame after a preservation campaign spread over the internet, leading it to be dubbed “the most beautiful street in the world” and to be considered “environmental heritage” by the city hall.
• Shopping Total - Located where the former Brahma Brewery once stood, it is a historic building on Avenida Cristóvão Colombo in the Floresta neighborhood. Originally belonging to Cervejaria Bopp Irmãos, then to Cervejaria Continental, and later to Cervejaria Brahma, the complex was transformed into a successful shopping center, Shopping Total, in 2003. Managed by the Porto Shop Group, it features 457 stores and follows an off-price concept, attracting an average of 550,000 visitors monthly. It opened on May 29, 2003, with 42,000 m² of built area, 4 floors, and parking for 7,200 cars.

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• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Passenger Insurance

• On-board restrooms

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