Things to do in Santos

Q: What are the top things to do in Santos?

The top things to do in Santos are: Santos Coffee Museum (Museu do Café) Our Lady of Mount Serrat Fort (Forte de Nossa Senhora de Monte Serrat)

Q: What are the top activities in Santos?

Top activities in Santos include: São Paulo Major Tourist Attractions Private Tour: 8-Hour (Santos City Pick-up) 7-Hour Shared Group Santos Tour : Mont Serrat, Coffee Museum and Sightseeing Santos Overview – The Best Sights: Half-Day Private Tour (Santos City Pick-up) Santos Private Shore Excursion: Sao Paulo Full Day City Experience The Best of Santos - 6 hours - Private City Tour

Q: What are the top things to do near Santos?

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Santos Coffee Museum (Museu do Café)

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At the Santos Coffee Museum (Museu do Café) visitors experience the world’s favorite caffeinated-beverage through history and of course, taste. The Coffee Museum is housed in what used to be the Coffee Stock Exchange, where Brazilian coffee was weighed and traded before being sent through the Santos Port and overseas.The Coffee Stock Exchange closed in the 1960s and fell into disrepair, but after decades of restoration efforts, in 2005 the beautiful colonial building re-opened as the Coffee Museum. The building’s architecture is a highlight of a visit to the museum. High ceilings with stained-glass skylights lie above ornately designed marble floors on the Exchange’s main trading room. The museum’s exhibition rooms explain the historical and cultural significance of coffee in Brazil, and worldwide, through photos, paintings, antique coffee-farming tools and more.Brazil has a strong coffee culture – not only is Brazil the largest coffee producer in the world, but it is also is the second largest consumer of coffee. This is easy to see in every day life throughout the country, where a cafezinho (a little coffee), is customary in the mornings, after meals, and practically any time you want a pick-me-up. After touring the museum, be sure to try a cup of delicious Brazilian-grown coffee in the museum café for yourself!More

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Our Lady of Mount Serrat Fort (Forte de Nossa Senhora de Monte Serrat)

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Our Lady of Mount Serrat Fort, located in Salvador, Brazil, is a 16th-century fortification that offers visitors a glimpse into the city's rich past. Overlooking the Bay of All Saints, it stands as a testament to Salvador's colonial history and offers impressive panoramic views of the surrounding area.More

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