Complex Ver-o-Rio

Ver-o-Rio is a well visited tourist spots in Belém do Pará
In an area of five square meters facing the bay Guajará, the project combines contemplation of nature with the convenience in the use of urban space. Typical foods, music shows, culture and lush landscape can be enjoyed in the Tourist Complex Ver-o-Rio, a sort of public square, located on the shores of the Bay Guajará. The complex features typical food stalls, bars, a stage, playground, boardwalk and stone Portuguese pressure sensing system - device that measures the level of the tide.
It is one of several entertainment options, which has spaces for recreation and entertainment, where you can taste traditional regional tapioquinha facing one of the most beautiful landscapes of the capital: the Bay Guajará.
For an afternoon snack or even a dinner overlooking the river, the option are six stalls which include the sale of typical foods, to the best of Pará cuisine - especially the tapioca with 90 flavor options, plus snacks and ice cream - restaurants and bars. The movement starts from 16h and increases with the sunset, at around 17.30. The food court open until 23 o'clock.
For completeness, a paddle boat ride on Lake Area Memorial of Indigenous Peoples, known as "village", ideal for couples in love watching the sunset. The schedule comes out to $ 2.50 per person and lasts 10 minutes. "Depending on the motion, the person may be walking until someone to come in," said Osmar Souza, responsible for the activity. The ride is available Monday through Friday, from 16h to 22h, and on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 8 am to 22h.
The pond also works as a local race for miniature boats and motorboats. Several fans of the game go to the local betting free proofs in the circuit. A sand court is another multisport leisure option for those who can not enjoy the holiday away from Bethlehem for the kids, the alternative is the small playground, with toys made from wood.


BY Tatiane Jéssica Elizabeth Miranda