“Lovely park, the fountain is great. Big area, a lake and a place that you can jog. On Sundays, take your mate out and drink under the sun like a local.”

“World Cup Brazil 2014! 30min walk from the flat Estadio da Copa do Mundo 30min de caminhada ”

“An alternative to Redenção's green park. It's located at the Moinhos de Vento, a rich hood of Porto Alegre.”

“Cultural place with cinema theater, dance theaters, art galleries, a cafe, and a very beautiful view of the Guaíba lake.”

“Once a hotel (Majestic Hotel) now a cultural centre for arts, the view from the rooftop café is amazing.”

“Plenty of options from supermarket to drugstores, to food court, and movie theater. ”

“Helds the collection of artist Iberê Camargo, born in Porto Alegre. Beautiful building has a cafeteria and it's well located by the river!”

“Boas opcoes de lojas, restaurantes e entretenimento. Good options of stores, restaurants and entertainment.”

“The biggest Mall of Porto Alegre, has many stores, restaurants and movie theater.”

“Park close to Beira Rio and Fanfest. Also the bus is 1 block from home and drops in front of the park. ”

“São Pedro is the most known theater of Porto Alegre, it always have soma attraction.”

“Where concentrates the largest number of bars, restaurants, concert halls and everything else you can imagine, especially at night! Local onde se concentra a maior quantidade de bares, restaurantes, casas de show e tudo mais que possa imaginar, principalmente no turno da noite!”

“It's a mall in an old industrial building. Tourists usually go there. Except the cinema, it has only small shops like bookstore, restaurants, coffees, clothe shops and some souvenir shops!”

“The historical Public Market of Porto Alegre. Traditional products can be found here, as well as restaurants.”

“O parque mais próximo do apartamento, ele é cercado e tem horário de funcionamento. ”

“The local Museum of Art. There's a permanent collection and an area that is often receiving new exhibitions. There's also a bistro and a store that sells art books and souvenirs. Admission is free.”