2026 Maceio Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in April)

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There is a large Lego exhibition in the atrium of Megabox. There are many large exhibits built with Lego, including pyramids, lions, sloths and penguins, and what I think is the most beautiful windmill and sea of ​​flowers. There are also activities to play around in the middle, including the Penguin Save Operation and building designated items with Lego. Friends who like Lego should not miss it. #lego fans take note

Coconut trees, clear water and a tranquil environment are all reasons to visit Maceió, right?

I went to a city called Maceio in Brazil. Where?! You might be wondering. I actually went there without much prior information and with a casual attitude. But!! I ended up loving it the most out of all the cities I've visited so far. The incredible blue beaches, the laid-back atmosphere unique to Brazil, and the shallow waters were truly beautiful and soothing. Safety is relatively good on the main streets, but I do feel like you should be a little careful if you go down a side street or at night. It's incredibly far from Japan, but I'd love to go again. #Brazil #TravelAbroad

📍Trip overview: Visiting the shrine 🚇Transportation: Bus (note that there are few buses) or car (parking available) 📷Recommended photo locations: Main hall or sacred tree 💡Notes: The shop closes at 4:30 p.m. (the eat-in corner closes earlier) 💰Price per person: From 0 yen Estimated time: 20 to 60 minutes Despite being famous, it is compact, so it doesn't take long to walk around the whole place after arriving. There is also a mountain shrine, and you can buy a goshuin at the main amulet shop (?). Only visitors are allowed to enter the building dedicated to car purification.

#campingglamping #2023travelwish #nationalpark #celebratewithtrip #mytripvlog #tripblazers #awesomepic. Also named “Xiangshan Park”, the Comendador Ho Yin Park was built in 1993 in honour of Sir Ho Yin, who was a leader of the Chinese community of Macao. The park connects end to end with the Park of Dr. Carlos d'Assumpção, forming a rectangular stretch of green corridor. With a diverse array of facilities, the park features simple design with a strong sense of modernity. Owing to urban development, the park underwent restructuring works in 2005. An underground car park was constructed beneath the park. The park was restructured and separated into two sections which are interconnected by an underground passage