ESCADARIA SELARÓN
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215-step staircase, a tribute to the Brazilian people, decorated with azulejos by Chilean painter Jorge Selarón
In 1990, the Chilean painter Jorge Selarón, in homage to the Brazilian people, embarked on the Grande Locoura (the Great Madness): painting and decorating the stairs of a whole street, between Santa Teresa and Lapa. Taken by passion by the azulejos, he then sets about covering the 215 steps of this staircase with them. The tiles come from all over the world, sent by visitors who fell in love with this work, or gleaned by the artist himself. An ideal stop at the end of your visit to Santa Teresa, it will take you to the rua Joaquim Silva, in Lapa.
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Visited in july 2016
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Un endroit charmant à voir entre vos visites des quartiers de Lapa et Santa Teresa. Vous pouvez prendre le temps pour regarder les carreaux de faïence venant du monde entier.
Visited in june 2016
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J'adore cet endroit complètement loufoque. Dans les détails, on très loin du génie artistique mais l'ensemble est de toute beauté.
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Très bel escalier, qui est devenu avec le temps emblématique de la ville de Rio! Jolies photos à faire
The decoration of this staircase can reminiscent of the park Guel de Barcelone. It is very pretty, but it is not a visit unmissable city...
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L'artiste chilien qui habitait cette rue a souhaité décorer cet escalier et l'égayer. Il a utilisé des faïences du monde entier.
Une fois que l'on a escaladé toutes les marches, continuer dans les petites rues de Santa Teresa, une balade plutôt sportive....ça grimpe...