Multicultural Development in Recife Makes It Beautiful Latino Environment!Recife is the first multicultural zone in Brazil. African, Indian and European colour the city with a beautiful cultural rainbow that develops the Latino flavour, Brazil breaths every day. The city lies in a beautiful location that springs with natural sites throughout the landscape, the coastal line and the water channels.
Besides, this commercial centre prospers as a prime tourism destination in the area. Tourists have discovered the pleasant climate and the area's 187 kilometres long stretched white beaches To enjoy. In addition, the connected bridges on the waterways make the city just like Venice. The city's past as one of the first Portuguese colonies in Brazil and as the main arrival port for African slaves' traders, has left an indelible mark on it. That past gave the city its current ethnic mix of Indian, European and African descendants. Especially the African culture has left visible traces in Recife in faith, music, dance and cuisine. When the Dutch took control of the city from 1630 to 1654, it was then home to the first Jewish community and the first synagogue on the American continents. Some of these Jews settlers fled later to North America and founded the first Jewish community in New Amsterdam, today's New York. A line of coral reefs protects the shoreline of Recife and gives the city its name, as "Recife" does revert to "reefs" in Portuguese. At high tide, water covers the reef completely, while at low tide natural pools form along the shoreline. Inland, Recife also intersected by waterways, since the city is located where the two rivers Beberibe and Capibaribe converge and flow into the ocean. Because of the low-lying coastline and the development of the dense settlements along the coast in Recife, just like in Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, the city is very vulnerable to rises in sea levels and extreme weather events like cyclones and storm surges. Any rise in sea surface temperature, combined with the increasing acidification of the oceans, is likely to damage Recife's natural barriers - the coral reefs -, leaving the city even more exposed to flooding. You can comment on this page or write about any other beautiful sites located in Brazil. I have some gifts for you to read in some e-books if you did this. To contribute to this page and receive your gifts, please use the following form. Thanks. Have A Great Story About Some Beautiful Sites in the World?Do you have a great story about any beautiful site in the world? Share it! Search inside the beautiful sites in BrazilYou can also enjoy more activities here if you liked this page about one of the beautiful sites in Brazil. Please share it with your services through the buttons here, at the left column of the page and at the bottom of the page. This could be also additional value to you, as you could experience some social networking technologies and know more. Click on "Enjoy this page? Please pay it forward" at the bottom to know how to link to the website.   I use "Site Build It" tools at the bar below to empower this page about the beautiful site of Recife in Brazil and the entire 100 Beautiful Sites in the World. Thanks to those strong website building and optimizing tools. Home| 100 Beautiful Sites Blog| Amman| Archipelago Sea| Bayan Olgii| Big Sur| Boreal Forest| Borneo| Congo River Basin| Copenhagen| County Meath| Franz Josef Glacier| Gondar| Ilulissat| Indus River| Kordofan| Lake Chad| Mergui Archipelago| Monteverde Cloud Forest| Naukluft Park| Niger Delta| Norwegian Tundra| Okavango Delta| Olympia| Paris| Perth| Recife| Rotterdam| Rio de la Plata| Rub al-Khali| Serengeti| Tian Shan| Timbuktu| Tokyo| Tuvalu| Upper Po Valley| Valdes Peninsula| Yamal Peninsula| Yangtze River| Beautiful Scene Newsletter| |
