Santa Teresa

An old city in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is also an environment where locals often live. There are very classic old-fashioned traffic trains, but they are not very common. The businesses here are relatively close to the local production and consumption level. Bookstores and restaurants are quite good.

The scenery itself is not very interesting. The trains have stopped running and have not returned yet. Nevertheless, it is a very memorable experience to meet the lovely local people to lead the way, talk all the way and climb the hill.

Urban area. Walk down at cinamaland metro station for a while. That little train is the most famous. Very good-looking. There are Bohemian styles in some places. Graffiti looks good. They also passed through shops selling literary and artistic goods. If you walk, you're tired. There are many delicious shops around. Of course, don't take out your cell phone, especially at night.

Beautiful scenery, clean environment, worth seeing!

When we went down from Monte Cristo, the special temperament of exotic cultures at sunset made me confused and unable to know where I was. After sitting in a coffee shop for a while, I had a strong urge to sing. Want to come again