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This museum tells the story of what was during the 19th century the greatest coffee dock in the world.
Once an active and important institution, nowadays it houses a Museum of Coffee where visitors can see the history of Coffee in Brazil. There are also some old machineries and different kinds of coffee. The building has renascentist inspiration and was reopened to the public in 1997.
Right in the center of the city. On the top of the hill (157m) one can have a 360 degrees view of all Santos and adjacent cities (like Guaruja). Full of restaurants and coffee bars. If climbing is not your sport, you can take the tram (R$12,50). As of June 2017, it was R$40 and there was only one coffee bar.
The longest beachfront garden in the world, according to the Guinness Book, 5335 m long. Just go to the beach and you will find it.
. The first public aquarium in Brazil featuring hundreds of sea creatures of the Brazilian seas.