Sao Paulo - World Cup 2014 hosting city

Sao Paulo is another big city in Brazil. It is also one of the most important hosting city of the World Cup 2014. It is the largest city in Brazil and 7th largest city by population in the world. This city has many important places. Like all great cities, it is rich in parks, important buildings, cathedrals, museums, bridges and much more. But some of them are more beautiful than others, so they need to be mentioned. Some of which are the Cathedral, the football arena, Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge Ibirapuera Auditorium and so on. Like all other Brazilian cities, the people of Sao Paulo Fashion always positive with foreigners. Whenever you feel lost or confused, you need only ask someone and 99%, the chance that you get the right information immediately.

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Arena Corinthians

This is the 11th largest stadium in Brazil. It is the stadium of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista and has 48,234 seats. During the 2014 World Cup This stadium is called Areda de Sao Paulo. In this stadium the opening game was on June 12, 2014 between Brazil and Croatia, the. 3-1 in favor of Brazil to end

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Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge

This bridge May 2008 and crosses the river Pinheiros. The bridge is 138 meters high.

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Sao Paulo Cathedral

This one of the 5 largest neo-Gothic cathedrals in the world, and it is located in downtown São Paulo.

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Ibirapuera Auditorium

This building is located in Ibirapuera Park and was designed by Oscar Niemeyer for the presentation of musical spectacles. The architecture This building is unique and very interesting. It was designed in 1950, but it was finally built in 2002.

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The Obelisk & amp; amp; the Museum

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Familia Lutfalla tomb, cemetery

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Salvador - World Cup 2014 hosting city

It's two days off for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. It's time to prepare for the second phase of the knockout phase. 8 states are in the fight to the left to get the throne of FIFA. While players of playgrounds and the audience rests on the observation here is another article about a nice hosting city of Salvador.

The historical name of this city is São Salvador da Bahia de Todos os Santos, which translates in English to "City of the Holy Saviour of the Bay of All Saints." This city is known as Brazil's capital of happiness due to the many outdoor festivals and carnivals. It is the third most popular city in Brazil after Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.

It's historic center is often called "Pelourinho" It is a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. According to the British newspaper "The Guardian" is Salvador a house for the 3rd best beach in the world Porto da Barra Beach, in Barra neighborhood in 2007. It is also a city, which hosts the largest carnival in the world. Take a look at these stunning photos and enjoy this city. There is still time to watch a big football game in 2014 in this FIFA World Cup, because you are held securely in Salvador Arena Fonte Nova Itaipava.

Aerial view of Salvador

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All Saints Bay and the Atlantic Ocean in Barra Neighborhood

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Port of Salvador

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Marco da Fundação, Salvador

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Lacerda Elevator

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Salvador Street Carnival

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Salvador Colorful buildings

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Itaipava Arena Fonte Nova

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Brasilia - World Cup 2014 hosting city

Brasilia is the capital of Brazil. It was founded on 21 April 1960 to serve as the new national capital. Before that, the capital of Brazil was Rio de Janeiro (1763 until 1960). Brasilia is the 4th most popular city in Brazil. It is a city with great features. It is a center of all three branches of the Federal Government of Brazil, the Congress, the President and the Supreme Court.

This year, this capital is one of the main host cities of the FIFA World Cup 2014 then Brazil wanted a popular nowadays Your Amazing Places you some photos of the beautiful cities of Brazil hosting. Take a look.

Monumental Axis

Monumental Axis is the central avenue of this beautiful city.

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Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge (JK Bridge)

The bridge of the ex-president of Brazil, who decided to Brasilia as new called to build capital. It is built over the lake Paranoa.

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Memorial JK

This the places where the remains of JK are President.

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Cathedral of Brasilia

Brasilia Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral.

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National Museum

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Catedral Rainha da Paz

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National Congress

This building is the Legislature of the Brazilian Federal Government.

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Estádio Nacional Mané Garrincha

This is the multi-purpose stadium in Brasilia. It is now the focus of most of the games in the played World Cup 2014. It was built in 1974 and now renovated for the World Cup. It has 69,349 seats.

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Fortaleza - 2014 World Cup hosting city

Fortaleza is the state capital of Ceará in northeastern Brazil. It's population is 2,550,000 and the entire metropolitan region of 3.6 million. It is one of the three leading cities in the Northeast in Brazil, together with Salvador and Recife. The history of Fortaleza starts on February 2, 1500, when the Spaniard Vicente Pinzon landed in Mucuripe Cove and named the new island of Santa Maria de la Consolacion. This is just the beginning of a great story Fortaleza to the following events you can always go to wikipedia to read.

The climate in Fortaleza is typical tropical climate. The average annual temperature by the year is 27 C (81 F) with humidity of 77%. The most common trees here are the coconuts and mango trees.

To be in this year FIFA named Fortaleza to one of the host cities of the 2014 World Cup and not make a mistake. It is with great places to visit a big city. The weather is always good for taking a relaxing time on the sunny beaches besides that it's raining, but there's something more romantic then swim in the rain?

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beach Iracema

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December 19 Place

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Cathedral Fortaleza

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Bars near Dragão do Mar Center of Art and Culture

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sunset, west of Fortaleza

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Arena Castelão

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