Rio de Janeiro - Santa Tereza 
Santa Tereza
Since 1896 trams have been running over the Arcos da Lapa to Santa Tereza, a district of steep, quiet streets and hundred-year-old houses occupied by artists and intellectuals. The various tram routes lead to a variety of picturesque viewpoints.
Since 1896 trams have been running over the Arcos da Lapa to Santa Tereza, a district of steep, quiet streets and hundred-year-old houses occupied by artists and intellectuals. The various tram routes lead to a variety of picturesque viewpoints.
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Museu Chácara do Céu
Museu Chácara do Céu
Among sights of particular interest in Santa Tereza are the church and convent of Santa Tereza (1720; attributed to Alpoim) and the Museu Chácara do Céu, with an art collection, mainly of modern works, set in a park of 25,000sq.m/30,000sq.yds on the Morro do Curvelo. The 8000 exhibits include Chinese sculpture (17th-19th century) and works by Picasso.
Among sights of particular interest in Santa Tereza are the church and convent of Santa Tereza (1720; attributed to Alpoim) and the Museu Chácara do Céu, with an art collection, mainly of modern works, set in a park of 25,000sq.m/30,000sq.yds on the Morro do Curvelo. The 8000 exhibits include Chinese sculpture (17th-19th century) and works by Picasso.
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