Recife and Olinda City Tour

Good tour. It is in Portuguese and they sell it for Spanish and Portuguese...bad

Expensive value considering that is offered, in fact: bus transfer to see Marco Zero, walk in Olinda, stop in church next to craft stores, Casa da Cultura (more craft stores). It is necessary to think of other routes in the city that has free visits, instead of offering so many optional ones that do not have so much historical wealth or already include the entrance of spaces in the value (such as the Teatro de Santa Isabel, Espaço Pasárgada, Cinema São Luís, Fundación Gilberto Freyre, Workshop Francisco Brennand, Museum do Mamulengo, Farol de Olinda, Maracatu Nação in Olinda). Not to mention that I contracted through the website and, even contacting the receptive, I did not have confirmation of the schedule, according to the direction of the receptive itself.

Excellent tour, quite professionalism of the company. At first the company said that the guide would pass at the hotel at 6:30 a.m., and I hired at 8:00 a.m., I waited 1h30m but then the company apologized, even gave us a bonus and everything went well.

The time did not help much, however the guide was taking advantage of the time in the best way possible, with the improvement of the time also the trip was running better all the members of the agency were excellent helping and explaining everything, the lunch was delicious.

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Very good organization. Compliance with schedules and enough time for walking visits. Good choice of restaurant the Bode

Visiting the hereditary capitania of Olinda and Recife was to see two cities that leave to be desired by my tourist look. Intensive traffic, something like making a journey of 20 kilometers in an hour! It had cultivated images of the river Capibaribe, but it was disappointing to see the small buildings deformed by graffiti and the loss of the colors of the casario. The center of Recife, with the famous street of the Jews, completely disfigured by flags, which did not even allow the photograph of the "third most beautiful street in the world" (titled by the American magazine Architectural Digest)! Olinda has a colonial architecture with its churches and the look of the long and green sea. The cherry of the pudding in Recife was the Brennand Workshop in the Várzea neighborhood. A mix of styles between Dali and Gaudi, in a sensational space. Brennand's works are impressive.

A comprehensive tour of various points in Barra , several city beaches , and the old town , including a spectacular gilded church . Ending with a nice lunch . Paid separately .

Very colorful and well maintained. You're harassed by guides but they understand if you don't want to hire them. Before it was people who asked on the street and this project included them with a Tourist Service with cost that haggles