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* '''Thermal waters''' — Marie Curie came here for that. | * '''Thermal waters''' — Marie Curie came here for that. | ||
* '''Igreja Nossa Senhora das Graças.''' | * '''Igreja Nossa Senhora das Graças.''' | ||
− | * '''Cristo''' — right in the middle of the city, with nice views. The Christ itself is rather miserable. | + | * '''Cristo''' — right in the middle of the city, with nice views. The Christ statue itself is rather miserable. |
* '''Praça Adhemar de Barros''' — Favourite of [http://goo.gl/PLI0g], but it is nothing special, only a park. The city is so tiny you will pass by anyway and the nice atmosphere doesn't make it a place to avoid. The red waters give it a special little touch. | * '''Praça Adhemar de Barros''' — Favourite of [http://goo.gl/PLI0g], but it is nothing special, only a park. The city is so tiny you will pass by anyway and the nice atmosphere doesn't make it a place to avoid. The red waters give it a special little touch. | ||
Águas de Lindóia is a Brazilian city in the state of Sao Paulo. It is a thermal water city, with locally famous mineral water springs, first discovered by a pair of Italian immigrants (the Tosi brothers).
I am currently visiting this place at the occasion of the XXXV Encontro Nacional de Física da Matéria Condensada. I have one full day off the conference.
It's a small place cast in stunning surroundings. Unfortunately I don't have much option or freedom to wander farther than within the city. Here's a small list (in progress)