Location
Federal District, Central-West Brazil
Brasília brings together architecture, history, culture and nature in a unique setting. Inaugurated in 1960, the federal capital was planned by Lúcio Costa and features some of Oscar Niemeyer's best-known works.
Recognized as a World Heritage Site, the city welcomes visitors with vast open spaces, monuments, parks, diverse cuisine and beautiful Lake Paranoá.
Federal District, Central-West Brazil
Brasília's climate in November is hot, humid and marks the beginning of the rainy season. Average temperature around 22°C.
Brasília International Airport – BSB
One of the city's most iconic landmarks and a symbol of Brazilian modernist architecture, located on the Esplanade of Ministries.
Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, it stands out for its curved columns, colorful stained-glass windows and sculptures suspended inside.
A square that brings together the Planalto Palace, the National Congress and the Federal Supreme Court.
A museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Juscelino Kubitschek, the president responsible for building the new capital.
One of the most pleasant areas for walks, sightseeing, water sports and lakeside dining.
It offers sweeping views of the Monumental Axis and is surrounded by the traditional TV Tower market.
Photos: National Congress, Metropolitan Cathedral and JK Bridge — Wikimedia Commons.
Make time in your schedule to discover the architecture, culture and flavors of Brazil's capital.
Brasília brings together architecture, history, culture and nature in a unique setting. Inaugurated in 1960, the federal capital was planned by Lúcio Costa and features some of Oscar Niemeyer's best-known works.
Recognized as a World Heritage Site, the city welcomes visitors with vast open spaces, monuments, parks, diverse cuisine and beautiful Lake Paranoá.
Federal District, Central-West Brazil
Brasília's climate in November is hot, humid and marks the beginning of the rainy season. Average temperature around 22°C.
Brasília International Airport – BSB
One of the city's most iconic landmarks and a symbol of Brazilian modernist architecture, located on the Esplanade of Ministries.
Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, it stands out for its curved columns, colorful stained-glass windows and sculptures suspended inside.
A square that brings together the Planalto Palace, the National Congress and the Federal Supreme Court.
A museum dedicated to the life and legacy of Juscelino Kubitschek, the president responsible for building the new capital.
One of the most pleasant areas for walks, sightseeing, water sports and lakeside dining.
It offers sweeping views of the Monumental Axis and is surrounded by the traditional TV Tower market.
Photos: National Congress, Metropolitan Cathedral and JK Bridge — Wikimedia Commons.
Make time in your schedule to discover the architecture, culture and flavors of Brazil's capital.