Paulo 4.Sao most polluted, but also the - richest city in Brazil

Emperor Pedro I declared Brazil's independence from Portugal in the city of Sao Paulo in 1822. Since then, the city's population grew by more than 18 million  and includes one of the world's largest Japanese communities outside Japan.

The motto is Non Ducor, duco (I do not lead, and lead). Over 10 million inhabitants, this is the third largest city in the world and the largest in South America. Bright mix of different cultures, which float in the air of a modern metropolis, in fact lies the beauty ofSao Paulo. Many people come to Sao Paulo, only to eat well. Neighborhood Dzharnin "is a kind of culinary center stage, respectively, and social life. Different nationalities have managed to create a huge number of fans of her kitchen with an abundance of all kinds of restaurants - Japanese, Italian, Brazilian, Chinese, Jewish, Arabic.

The series of skyscrapers on Avenida Pailista vaguely hints as to where the ocean rises of energy, with a pulsating city. Sao Paulo Futebol Club is a Brazilian football club from Sao Paulo. The stadium of the club is to Estádio Morumbi, with a capacity of 80 000 people. They are the third most popular team in Brazil with over 17 million privarzhenitsi.Za unlike the nightmarish traffic on weekdays, the center of Sao Paulo may seem like a ghost town on weekends. One exception is São Bento, stately monastery and church which gathers huge crowds on Sunday. The place is not as religious as a cultural event, while the Gregorian liturgy, songs accompanied by 10.00 Arrive there early if you want to find seating. Join the crowd at the majestic old municipal market in Sao Paulo, better known as Mercadão. There you can find fresh fish, ripe cheese and strange fruits. The market is also known for pastéis de bacalhau, fried pastry. When food is so good things in this 11-millionth city can become a little crowded.