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More to see in Brasilia

If you take a look at the city from a bird's flight, its shape will remind you of a bird with far-flung wings. The body of the bird is an administrative district with numerous office buildings, and its nose is famous Praca dos Tres Poderes. Visitors are recommended to start sightseeing and their acquaintance with Brasilia from this square. You will also find several notable landmarks around this square. This part of the city is the location of a beautiful dome-shaped building of the National Assembly, as well as beautiful Aurora Palace that is currently used as the main residence of the government. The buildings of Congress and Supreme Court are also located here. Despite the fact that some buildings have been built just recently, without any doubt they are true decorations of the city, and so they keep attracting curious tourists every day. The square is also the beginning of several streets, which are also the location of a few notable architectural places of interest and beautiful administrative buildings. Travelers should definitely visit the beautiful cathedral, and fans of art will surely enjoy an excursion to the National Theatre. The building of the National Council is one of the most interesting buildings of the city. The shape of the building is an exact copy of the famous temple of Ramses II. Tourists usually enjoy excursions to Pantanal Lake, which surrounds the city from all sides. Landscapes of wondrous beauty and inexpressible atmosphere of peace and quiet … Read further

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Stylish hotels

A very beautiful modern building is occupied by Mercure Brasilia Eixo. The style of its elegant interior is based on the traditions of the past. All furniture in the hotel is made entirely of natural wood and fabrics of noble lilac, blue and gray shades. The atmosphere of the past is recreated in a restaurant as well. It boasts of beautiful antique furniture and a hall decorated with wooden columns and an abundance … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Patio Brasil is one more known trading complex that includes more than 350 specialized shops. Here, besides traditional shopping pavilions with clothes and accessories, there are magnificent shops with toys and children's goods and a large bookshop. They sell not only books in various languages, but nice souvenirs. There is also a number of restaurants, more than twenty, to be exact. Lovers of elite brands are … Open

Hotels with history of Brasilia

Travelers will be able to relax in a serene countryside setting in an old guest house - Casa de Temporada. It is designed for two guests, and therefore enjoys well-deserved popularity among couples. One of the main features of its historic interior is hand-made wooden furniture decorating not only the rooms but also outdoor terraces. An old garden surrounding the historic villa is of no less interest. In a patio, … Open

Advices for travellers

9. Local people are very responsive and friendly. You can easily ask them for help in any difficult situation. 10. Feel free to bargain in open air markets and private retail shops. By the way, you will need more paper money in small denominations. Paper money in large denominations is often counterfeited, and so many sellers can simply not accept them. 8. In vast majority of hotels line … Open

Active recreation

Museums in the capital of Brazil are no less noteworthy than all the above-mentioned entertainment. Thus, Catetinho acquaints visitors with the first residence of the president of the state, Espaco Lucio Costa - with how the city was created, and Museu da Cidade - with how the first regulatory documents legitimizing the status of the newly created state were signed. Planetario De Brasilia is worth a visit to … Open

Festivals and events in Brasilia

Christmas in Brasilia is celebrated on a grand scale, and Esplanada Dos Ministerios serves as the main venue. The location suddenly turns into a Christmas fairy tale, and it's hard to believe that this is happening in a hot country where there are no even traditional deer. The whole district is lit by light bulbs, which looks very picturesque. The highest "Christmas tree" is the Brasília TV Tower, which shines like … Open

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