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Tucked deep in Chile’s central valley, the capital city enjoys a thriving arts scene and a cityscape surrounded by towering mountains.
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Admire the outstanding and innovative architecture of this beautiful building and then venture inside for art exhibitions, movies and theatrical performances.
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Experience the alternative cultural heart of São Paulo in this eclectic suburb, characterized by art, markets and a love of cold beer.
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See 20th-century Latin American and European art at this eye-catching museum, which features a famous glass-enclosed spider sculpture at its entrance.
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Streets lined with murals, boutique shops, a lively nightlife, a picturesque urban park and a hilltop lookout make this one of Santiago’s most exciting neighborhoods.
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Brazilian paintings of the 19th and 20th century, works by European masters and pieces of African art make up this museum’s extensive collection.
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Experience the alternative cultural heart of São Paulo in this eclectic suburb, characterized by art, markets and a love of cold beer.
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Explore the best of 20th-century Brazilian art and sample cutting-edge Brazilian cuisine at this bold 1950s modernist gallery on the edge of Rio’s Guanabara Bay.
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Admire the outstanding and innovative architecture of this beautiful building and then venture inside for art exhibitions, movies and theatrical performances.
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Among the skyscrapers of Brazil’s biggest city is a museum of Portuguese, art galleries of Old and New World masters and the country’s first planetarium.
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See 20th-century Latin American and European art at this eye-catching museum, which features a famous glass-enclosed spider sculpture at its entrance.
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Climb this urban staircase to experience one of Rio’s largest and most useful public art projects, a series of mosaics created singlehandedly by a much-loved Rio personality.
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Among the skyscrapers of Brazil’s biggest city is a museum of Portuguese, art galleries of Old and New World masters and the country’s first planetarium.
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A fascinating repository of artifacts, including royal carriages, weapons and a vast collection of coins, provide insights into the history of Brazil.
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See 20th-century Latin American and European art at this eye-catching museum, which features a famous glass-enclosed spider sculpture at its entrance.
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Go bike riding and sunbathing, borrow a book or watch an open-air concert in this vast lakeside park and cultural centre.
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Experience the alternative cultural heart of São Paulo in this eclectic suburb, characterized by art, markets and a love of cold beer.
Source: Tourism Media
Climb this urban staircase to experience one of Rio’s largest and most useful public art projects, a series of mosaics created singlehandedly by a much-loved Rio personality.
Source: Tourism Media
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Admire the outstanding and innovative architecture of this beautiful building and then venture inside for art exhibitions, movies and theatrical performances.
Source: Tourism Media
Brazilian paintings of the 19th and 20th century, works by European masters and pieces of African art make up this museum’s extensive collection.
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This park, which once hosted Lima\'s International Exhibition, features picturesque buildings and an art museum with a peaceful ambience.
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Brazilian paintings of the 19th and 20th century, works by European masters and pieces of African art make up this museum’s extensive collection.
Source: Tourism Media
Brazilian paintings of the 19th and 20th century, works by European masters and pieces of African art make up this museum’s extensive collection.
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