Estação de Luz
I’m pretty thankful for one of the classes that I’m
taking this semester on Brazilian Culture. My teacher has provided a list of
different things that are a “must see” here in São Paulo. Last week Adriel and I
had the opportunity to do something we probably never would have done if not
for the list from our teacher. A place we had to visit was the famous Estação
de Luz (Light Station). The Estação de Luz is the oldest and biggest train
station within São Paulo. Dating back from the late 19th century,
the station was considered the entrance to the city. The station itself has a
magically feel to it with trains coming in from all over the country with all
kinds of different people. Never mind, the magically feeling comes because it
reminds me of Harry Potter. |
| Luz Station |
Just outside the station is a beautiful park. Adriel
and I challenged each other to see who could take the most creative pictures.
There were interesting things all over the park and we became bolder and bolder
until the security guards in the park yelled at us . . . twice. I guess that
grass is not something you walk on here. Good thing nobody saw me climbing the
tree.
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