Introducing Joinville
While Joinville does not have the historic center (or the beer festival) of Blumenau, it does have decidedly German roots. They are evident in the city’s nouveau-Alpine architecture and in the well-manicured lawns and litter-free parks around town. The economy thrives on metallurgy, plastics and information technology, but this industrial activity is tucked neatly away from the eyes of visitors. The result is a big city with the good manners of a small town. Joinville’s citizens are proud of their prosperous, orderly home, and they welcome visitors with warm hospitality and a surplus of helpful information.
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Last updated: Oct 3, 2008
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RE: Trip from Paraty to Joinville
by rodrigopinto 30 August 2011
most probably you'll have to go through Tiete bus terminal in Sao Paulo as there are only 4 buses daily from Paraty to Sao Paulo (09:40/13:4…
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Re: uruguay with a 2 year old
by bamemory 18 November 2010
*+03-August-2010 post:+* There are no direct buses linking Foz do Iguazu to Montevideo, but you can go by bus from Foz to either Curitib…
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RE: Bus Route from Foz do Iguacu to Montevideo?
by bergamoand 03 August 2010
Istead of going by bus, you can fly from Foz to Montevideo. The uruguayan airline Pluna has flights back and forth twice a week. More…
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