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For those who miss Brazil, there is a space in Coimbra to "cure" their homesickness

Notícias de Coimbra5 September 2026 at 17:47

In Coimbra, a space dedicated to those who miss Brazil recently opened. The establishment is located in the Celas area and offers visitors the opportunity to "cure" their homesickness through Brazilian flavors and products.

The space aims to provide Portuguese people who lived in Brazil, Brazilians residing in Coimbra, and all those who appreciate Brazilian culture with a way to return, even symbolically, to the South American country.

The initiative responds to a growing demand for spaces that offer products and experiences related to Brazil, especially in a university city like Coimbra, which welcomes students and professionals of various nationalities.

This new space in Celas thus becomes a reference point for the Brazilian community in the region and for all those who wish to remember or discover the flavors and traditions of Brazil without having to travel across the Atlantic.

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