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The Niterói Contemporary Art Museum (Museu de Arte Contemporânea de Niterói — MAC) is situated in the...(more)
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This is one of my favorite places cause it's so calm and mostly nobody around except sometimes a few Pescadores. It's Dangerous...(more)
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The public skatepark in Recreio dos Bandeirantes was built in 2002 in the Tim Maia Square. It is known by the quality of its obstacles and its localization, in front of the beautiful Pontal Beach.
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The alligator-of-crop-yellow (Caiman latirostris) is a typical alligator of South America. The species inhabits the tropical forests,...(more)
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Recreio dos Bandeirantes (or simply Recreio, as the Cariocas call it) is both the name of the beach and neighborhood in the West Zone of Rio ...(more)
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The Schreierstoren (English incorrectly translated as: Weeper's Tower) A tower in the city centre of Amsterdam. It was built as a defense to...(more)
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A former shipyard on the northern banks of the IJ and larger than 10 football fields, the NDSM wharf is now a center for underground culture in Amsterda...(more)
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An old steam pumping station, De Vier Koggen (1907). Now the Steam Engine Museum, houses a collection of steam engines used on ships and in industry, still in working order.
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An old steam pumping station, De Vier Koggen (1907). Now the Steam Engine Museam, houses a collection of steam engines used on ships and in industry, still in working order.
Published about 4 years ago by Emile Duijker
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An old steam pumping station, De Vier Koggen (1907). Now the Steam Engine Museum, houses a collection of steam engines used on ships and in industry, still in working order.
