The bustling port town of Belem has plenty to offer. It's known as the gateway to the Amazon River and features unforgettable beaches, a glance at the Amazon rainforest, and so much Brazilian food. To take in as much of the city as you can, start by taking a stroll through the Ver-o-Peso Market Hall, which is an open market where you can grab a bite, shop for some souvenirs, and experience the Brazilian culture. From here, head to the Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi Science Museum, where you learn as much as you want about Amazonian biology, then to the Mangal das Garcas park and zoo. History buffs can learn more about the history of Belem at the Forte do Presepio and Our Lady of Grace Cathedral. Later on, you can have a nice quiet dinner at Docks Station, a popular entertainment center in Belem, Brazil.