Divisorias de Vidro is located in the town of Jundia. The place is rich in tradition and culture and also in the arts. It's a very old school, and has some of the best places to visit for anyone interested in the arts.
It's not difficult to fall in love with Divisorias de Jundiai, simply because of it's wonderful history. The town is a few hours north of Rio de Janeiro. Jundia is the second largest city on the Brazilian coast, and is located in a very beautiful part of the country. This part is along the ocean. Divisorias was part of the Portuguese Empire for a good number of years, and that's what accounts for the architecture in the museum and the fact that it has such an old style of architecture.
The architecture is really quite distinctive, with some unusual forms and wonderful intricacies. The most famous building in the town is the Museum of Modern Art, or moMA. As the name implies this museum is modernist and it's definitely worth taking a look around. It's also worth trying the local restaurants. I've never tasted Brazilian food so I was pleased when I was offered coco bras at the table!
Another great thing to do is to go shopping. There are all kinds of interesting little shops that you can visit and buy souvenirs from. There are also some really nice antiques here so you might want to pick something up, although I would advise you not to spend too much money on anything unless it's an absolutely essential thing.
There are a lot of interesting little cafes in the area, mainly because it's relatively close to the other, larger towns nearby. In Divisorias de vidro em jundiai you will find some really pleasant places to eat. You can try the locals' cuisine, which is delicious and very affordable. Or if you fancy a snack you can get something from a street vendor. The streets are also lined with little cafes and restaurants where you can sit down and enjoy a good cup of tea with your friends and family.
If you want to visit a museum in the city you should try the Uffizi Museum. This is the biggest museum in the city and it has a lot of great art pieces. It also has a religious centre, which is worth taking a look around. It's also close to the Brazilian Orthodox Church and the Cathedrals.
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