Bauru

Bauru is best known within São Paulo state for the Bauru sandwich, a Brazilian classic named after a student from the city. The original recipe was created at São Paulo’s Ponto Chic restaurant, yet Bauru remains closely identified with it. Set in the interior of the state, the city developed as an important railway junction, where the Noroeste do Brasil, Sorocabana and Paulista railways once met. The Bauru River runs through the municipality, while the Regional Railway Museum preserves part of this transport legacy. Today, Bauru is a major regional centre for education, healthcare and commerce in western São Paulo. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Bauru and western São Paulo.

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