The iconic Golden Gate Bridge is one of San Francisco’s main attractions, connecting the city to the Sausalito region. It is one of the world’s most famous bridges, alongside the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, and one of the two most important bridges in the United States. The Golden Gate Bridge, which means “Ponte do […]
Located on the south coast of Terceira Island in the Azores archipelago, Monte Brasil is an extensive, densely wooded park whose fauna and flora are protected 🌳. It was formed by the felling of a cone from an ancient volcano that was originated in the sea and is protected by the Fortress of São João […]
San Francisco is undoubtedly a multicultural city with a very liberal spirit. The city is home to around 900,000 residents from an incredible cultural diversity and a diverse mix of races, with approximately 34.4% of the population being of Asian origin. Chinatown District San Francisco’s Chinatown District is one of the oldest and most established […]
Caloura is a picturesque fishing village 🐟 located in Água de Pau on the south side of São Miguel Island in Azores. Although it doesn’t have many tourist attractions to see, it is worth a stop there even if it’s to have lunch and see, or even to take a dip in the natural pool that has a very clear blue…
The Castro neighborhood in San Francisco is synonymous with freedom of expression and LGBT culture. Since the 1940s, San Francisco had a reputation as a city of tolerance and open-mindedness. Many members of the LGBT community, including dishonorably discharged veterans, moved to the city after World War II, and many of them settled in the Castro…