The Village with 2,000 Inhabitants Where There Are No Cars.
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Haidhausen is properly gentrified – and yet it often still feels like it was before. A tour to an old farm house, a magnificent bath and a meeting place for the neighborhood created in a guerrilla action.
In a corner isolated from the coast of Brazil there is a village where noise and engines are almost missing, the streets are covered with sand, and cars are not part of everyday life. Approximately 2,000 people live in Barra do Superagui, a community located in Superagui National Park, one of the most important protected natural areas on the Brazilian coast.
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