Visit Olinda Colonial

High on a cliff overlooking the sea and the modern city of Recife, Olinda rises picturesquely, one of the best preserved colonial cities in Brazil. Travelers can through the winding cobbled streets full of colorful buildings from the 17th century away. This breathtaking city was founded by the Portuguese in 1530 and was the basis for the export of sugar used by the Dutch destroyed in 1630. The Dutch then developed the city of Recife in the mouthFlow from the left and Olinda. The Portuguese rebuilt in 1654, Olinda, Recife, but still the most important financial center in the region.

A massive restoration project began in 1970 and 1982, the beautifully restored old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. full churches, monasteries, some pleasant and impressive views of Olinda is a great place to spend a couple of days. Although this seems like a beautiful city from the 17th Century village, is very experienced andTravelers can see the locals going about their daily life which gives you the authentic atmosphere of a small country full of friendly faces, and children playing football.

Olinda in Brazil the best places to visit during one of the carnival and has a spectacular festivals throughout the year. The Carnival here free and alive, and thousands of people come each year to celebrate Olinda. The locals wear homemade costumes and puppet shows put great addition to the usual carnivalChaos that goes around the country.

Many artists have their galleries in this city inspiring making it an ideal place for travelers to wood carving handicrafts, tapestries, paintings and a number of other crafts for sale. Olinda has a lively music scene with many bars and restaurants offer live music and talented singers in the evening. The friendly locals make you feel welcome to visitors, and many travelers Olinda name as one of their favorite placesin Brazil.