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About Brasilia:

It’s hard to believe that a city of 2.5 million people did not exist more than fifty years ago. Brasília was constructed as the federal capital of Brazil, and it was planned by Lúcio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer. Because of this, it has become a city full of cultural heritage. The city’s economy revolves around the public sector, as Brasília is the seat of the three powers of the Republic.

Tourism in Brasília is strong because of the innumerable public buildings and monuments throughout the city. Whoever visits the city should take a day to visit the Plaza of the Three Powers, take a few pictures in front of the Palácio do Planalto, and visit the National Congress and the Federal Supreme Court. Also visit the Panteão da Pátria and the Memorial JK. The architecture at the Catedral Metropolitana and Ponte JK are spectacular as well. The Boa Vontade Temple is one of the featured religious spots. The city also has great options for ecotourism in it surroundings.

Because of the high-powered inhabitants, Brasília has an excellent shopping atmosphere. Places like Conjunto Nacional, the first commercial center in the city, are great spots to start. There are also traditional malls like Feira dos Importados, with over 2000 shops and a focus on electronic goods. Feira da Torre, which surrounds the TV tower, has artisan handicrafts.

Brasília is one of the best places for restaurants in the country, but some restaurants are a little pricey. Lago Sul and the edge of Ponte JK have great restaurants with a beautiful view of the lake. Mangai has become a tourist spot with its huge tables and great selection of northeastern cooking.

Public transit in Brasilía is a little difficult. The metro has 24 stations, divided between two lines, but they don’t go to all of the popular spots. The bus system is complex and doesn’t have a connection system, which makes it difficult for tourists. Keeping a few numbers for taxi services is recommended because the taxis don’t stop if they are hailed from the street. During rush hour, you can wait a half hour for a car. Renting a car is recommended because the city is geared towards independent transportation.

The Plan Piloto, where most of the tourist spots are, is relatively safe. The surrounding areas have relatively high crime rates, so it would be good to avoid them without someone who knows the area. Because Brasilía is divided into sectors (banking, hotels, residential, etc.), some parts of the city are completely deserted after working hours. In general, basic precautions and common sense is recommended.