Famous for: Mountain
A journey to Brazil isn't complete if not you stop over in the most legendary metropolis capital of Brazil. Rio is known for its shoreline, carnival, nightlife and its awe-inspiring vista. I...
Famous for: Museum
Sao Paulo is Brazil's largest, richest and most multi-ethnic capital and is called as Sampa by the locales affectionately. Even though the city is not branded as a tourist hub, the city...
Famous for: Lake
Brasilia, the capital of Brazil and resides on a flat highland province in the Central uplands of Brazil. It is a very exclusive city in that it was intended and urbanized in 5 years by the Gove...
Famous for: Beaches
Aracaju, the capital of the state of Sergipe is one of Brazil's best kept secret. One will be able to witness a clean city with gorgeous untouched beaches and is also said to be one of the s...
Famous for: Beaches
Recife is another major northeastern coastal city in Brazil. The capital of the state of Pernambuco, Recife, is named after the coral reefs on the city's seashores. The city is also called t...
Famous for: Beaches
Joao Pessoa, the capital city of the state of Paraiba and is one of the oldest cities in Brazil. The city has a numerous of regal buildings dotted all over the place and is also well-known for i...
Famous for: Lakes
Manaus is situated in the heart of the Amazon where the two pristine rivers Rio Negro and Rio Solimoes meet to grow to be the Amazon River. It widens regally and sweeps around a glorious forest ...
Famous for: Museum
Belém is a startlingly pleasing city, with streets and parks dappled by mango trees, and a numerous mesmerizing memorials and museums. The leaning central park is calm during the week and...
Famous for: Wildlife
Corumba, often called the capital of the Pantanal, is the doorway city into the Pantanal, the biggest fenland in the world that features marshes, brooks, jungles and savannas. The Pantanal is ha...
Famous for: Mountains
Built on numerous hills and enclosed by mountain ranges, Belo Horizonte is the capital city of the state of Minas Gerais. The metropolis has been moderately mysterious to the external world and ...
Famous for: Mountain
Of all the breathtaking regal townships dotted around Minas Gerais, Ouro Prêto is the sparkler in the tiara, is one of the most historical cities in Brazil and is chosen as a World Heritag...
Famous for: Scenic Beauty
Residing on upland at 932 meters above sea level, Curitiba is the capital of the Brazilian state of Parana and it is the biggest metropolis in southern Brazil with a populace of about 1.8 millio...
Famous for: Waterfalls
Foz do Iguacu is positioned on the boundary of Paraguay and Argentina in the southern Brazilian state of Parana. The city's huge lure here is the colossal cascade branded as Iguacu Falls, on...
Famous for: Lakes
Porto Alegre is the state capital city of the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do’ Sul. The metropolis is situated at the crossroads of five rivers on a gigantic coastal lagoon calle...
Famous for: Seashore
Ilha de Santa Catarina has a vivacious and diverse shoreline, from the tranquil, jam-packed bays of the north, to the untamed, cliff-clinching seashores of the south. It’s not just the bea...
Famous for: Exotic sandy beaches
Arraial do Cabo, 45km east of Saquarema, is bounded by polished ashen sand dunes and tenders all the exquisiteness of Búzios with half the ruckus. The notice at the townshi...