Ayrton Senna's car pulls up at Bossa Market
But the story doesn't end there. Right next to this historic vehicle, visitors will also find the Bossa Racing Team's car – a recent project that blends a passion for speed with the vibrant soul of Bossa. Just one more reason to swing by the stand.
At last year's edition, over 12,000 people turned up for Bossa Market – and this year's shaping up to be even bigger. With more than 120 stalls, live acts taking over the Palco Bossa stage, and an unbeatable atmosphere, it's the kind of event the whole family will love (and no one will be standing still). Don't miss out – hop over to the website and grab your ticket.
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