Sights in Brazil

Churches in Brasília

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Palaces in Río de Janeiro

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It was a gray January day and Rio's streets were practically empty. That's when I saw Palácio Tiradentes. This was where Congress

Historical Monuments in São Paulo

Pátio do Colégio

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This is one of the essential places to visit in the city of Sao Paulo, the oldest building in the city, dated January 25, 1554. It

Temples in Cotia

Zu Lai Temple

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Squares in Belo Horizonte

Praça do papa

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Historical Monuments in Morro de São Paulo

Lantern Morro of Sao Paulo

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The Morro Lighthouse in St. Paul was built in 1855. The lighthouse leads into the Bay of Salvador, one of the most important ports

Churches in Porto Seguro

Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Ajuda

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After visiting this beautiful church, with its spectacular views, you'll find yourself rethinking your religion! It's one of the b

Churches in Ouro Preto

Church of Saint Francis of Assisi

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Churches in Paraty

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Paraty is a small pleasant city in Brazil, on the ocean between the cities of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo. Its appearance is pres

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Historical Monuments in Morro de São Paulo

Morro of Sao Paulo Fort

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Tapirandu Fortress is its historical name, but everyone knows it as Fort Morro de Sao Paulo. It used to be one of the largest and

Mosques in Foz do Iguaçu

Muslim Mosque (Mesquita Mulçumana)

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In Foz de Iguazu, you can find the Muslim mosque, impressive for its size and beauty, located near the city centre. To enter you'l

Palaces in Brasília

Itamaraty Palace

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Another architectural wonder by Niemeyer.

City Halls in Porto Velho

Porto Velho

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Porto Velho celebrated its 2nd year as a city in October, 2014, after its people struggled 100 years to build it. The city emerge

Historical Monuments in Florianópolis

Florianópolis Old Town

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The title is not because of any problems between the people of the city, but purely geographic: the city is partly on the mainland

Historical Monuments in Paranaguá

Historic Centre of Paranaguá

The two localities from where boats leave for Ilha do Mel are Paranaguá and Pontal do Sul. I chose the first because you can get t

Historical Monuments in Recife

Recife Museum of the Train Central Station

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Recife Central Station was opened in 1888, and until 1972 took traveller to Limoeiro. Since then it's been the Train Museum of Re

Squares in Curitiba

Praça do Japão

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Parana is the state in Brazil with the second largest Japanese population. You can see this in the city of Curitiba, with the Japa

Historical Monuments in Río de Janeiro

Real Gabinete Português de Leitura

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