CopaCabana

Copacabana (in Portuguese: Copacabana) is the administrative sector in the southern part of the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's largest city is considered one of the most beaches in the world, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and a length of 4 kilometers.
According to the tourism office in the city of Rio de Janeiro, it has 63 hotels and 10 common for young overlooking the beach.

Copacabana occupies ranked eleventh in the human development index in the region of Rio. In 2000 awarded the Copacabana 0.902 points, which is higher than the human development index in Portugal, for example, and then, who scored 0.897 points. [2] However, despite the high development index Copacabana, there are four poor areas overlooking it.

According to the Brazilian Institute of Statistics and Geography, the 160,000 people living in Copacabana, 44,000 of them, or 27.5 aged 60 years or older. [3] [4] and the Copacabana area covers an area of ​​7.84 km² [5], [6]  What makes the population density of the area reaches 20,400 people per square kilometer. The buildings are located in the region Which increases the number of residential decks for 11 floors, with views of the rare independent houses or apartment buildings consisting of two floors.
 Copacabana buses pass through about 40 different destination,  as well as there are three Underground stations | Metro station A fourth is prescribed built.

Source : http://www.startimes.com/f.aspx?t=34732202