Brazil

BRASIL - PARADISE OF CARNIVALS, DANCING AND GOLDEN BEACHES
Brazil is the largest country in Latin America, where the first European first arrived just over 500 years ago. Today, Brazil attracts tourists not only from Europe but also from all over the world. Tourists are attracted by the white sandy beaches, the colourful carnivals, the aromatic coffee and the breathtaking natural scenery. There is plenty to see, and the country's vast territory and many attractions allow tourists to choose what they want to see. From the Iguassu Falls, one of nature's greatest wonders, to the eternal celebration city of Rio de Janeiro and many other breathtaking sights that will leave you with memories to last a lifetime.
BRAZILIAN CUISINE
Brazil grows coffee and soya beans, cocoa, rice, wheat, corn, nuts, a wide range of fruits, and has well-developed fishing and livestock farming. Meat is usually cooked over a hot fire, less often boiled and stewed. Although chops are the most common meat used in cooking, there are also dishes made from intestines, kidneys and tongue. Brazilians are lovers of spicy food, so brace yourself - the local dishes you taste can be fiery. National dishes include fish ragu, spit-roasted meat, bean piuré and meat with beans and greens. Brazilian coffee and a refreshing drink called Guarana are recommended. Strong, natural, chilled coffee is available at any time of the day in Brazil (it is nothing like our usual European coffee).