| Santos is located in the state of Sao Paulo, 72km from Sao Paulo City. Santos is the largest city on the Sao Paulo State coast and it has excellent structure for commerce and services. The city was initially known for its important port, which in the beginning of the 20th century became the largest in Latin America, mainly as a result of the export of coffee. There are also urban outings, such as museums, historical constructions, churches, and many others; attracting tourists from all over the country and the world Municipal Aquarium - This is the first public aquarium in Brazil with an area of 1000 square meters (10,764 sq. ft.), inaugurated in 1945. Approximately 500 thousand people per year pass through the second most visited park in the State, surpassed only by the Sao Paulo Zoo.José Menino Beach - This beach is near the border with Sao Vicente and it receives many surfers. It has the Submarine Outfall Platform where the Pele Museum will be built.Embare Beach - it is located in front of the Smaller Saint Anthony of Embare Basilica. It has several kiosks with snack bars that gather many young people.Escolastica Rosa - This was the first professionalizing school in the country and it has courses in nutrition, metallurgy and high school extension. The project by engineer Ramos de Azevedo foresaw a five- block division, similar to hospital pavilions As a local hub for art and artists, you'll be sure to find something special to take home with you in Todos Santos. The town has a rich assortment of artists' galleries and delightful craft and jewelers' shops offering hand- made, high- quality arts, crafts and jewelry. Restaurant Cafe Santa Fe: On Calle Centenario, . This is one of the best restaurants in Baja; it is said that people travel to Todos Santos just to dine here. The restaurant offers fine Italian cuisine. Open for lunch and dinner, it features a full bar. Cafe Todos Santos: On Calle Centenario, . Arguably the town's most famous coffee shop; it's popular with breakfasters and offers good quality coffee, home- made pastries as well as deli sandwiches, a wine bar, and a range of traditional Mexican food dishes. Cafe Brown: Not fancy at all but great Mexican food at reasonable prices. Really nice people and they always have good music playing. Also offers Internet access.La Coronela at Hotel California: Very charming atmosphere with both local and international cuisine. Great for families. Very good, English- speaking service. |
