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About Recife:

Recife is the capital of Pernambuco and it has over 1.5 million inhabitants. It has a solid economy with the highest income per capita in the northeast. Polo Digital is located in Recife, which is considered to be the largest technological park in all of Brazil. The city has a vibrant cultural atmosphere, which is reflected in its carnaval celebrations, which are some of the largest and most beautiful in Brazil, and by the “June parties,” which happen during the month of June. In Recife and the neighboring town of Olinda it’s possible to find buildings that were constructed during the era of Portuguese colonization, which makes the region fantastic for those interested in historical tourism.

Your trip to Recife should start with a walk through Old Recife. Most of the city’s points of interest are concentrated there, like the Marco Zero, the Artisan Market, and the incredible Embassy of the Giant Puppets. On the Boa Viagem Beach, pay attention to the warning signs and avoid shark attacks. Spend a day walking the Olinda hills and checking out the colonial architecture and take another walking through the sands of Porto de Galinhas.

If you want to buy souvenirs and handicraft, check out the Pernambuco Casa de Cultura and the Old Recife fair; both happen on Sunday afternoons. The most popular shopping spots are in the São José and Santo Antônio neighborhoods, downtown. The city has a few malls, like Paço Alfândega, that is actually an old customs house and convent.

For those who arrive in Recife, especially those who have never been to another northeastern city, it is a necessity to try traditional tapioca. There are many small specialty bars throughout the city that offer tapiocas with innumerable fillings, sweets, and pastries. Cake rolls are one of the most traditional Pernambucan desserts and they are easy to find throughout the city. There are almost too many restaurants to count in the city, but Leite is a crowd favorite. It is considered to be the oldest in Recife, and was founded in the 19th century.

The city has four subway lines that go to the most popular areas, and it also has a station in front of the airport. The bus lines serve to the entire metropolitan area, but the aren’t a lot of busses running during the early morning. The taxi service is the cheapest among the other Brazilian capitals. If you rent a car, pay attention to the downtown areas where vehicle traffic is prohibited.

The municipal and state governments have taken many initiatives to reduce crime in the Greater Recife area. The city is still not completely safe for tourists. Basic precautions, like not showing flashy clothes, jewelry, and electronic equipment can help, but you should also avoid walking alone at night and avoid dark and deserted areas.