Things to do in Brasilia

Kinoplex Pátio Brasil

Prainha North Lake

National Congress

The Capitol is mainly composed of the "Congress Palace" and 6 Senate and House of Representatives office buildings. The upper and lower houses are connected by a "bridge", and the whole building forms an "H" shape. This shape implies "people-oriented" and "humans dominate the world", and the two sculptures downstairs represent sunrise and sunset respectively.

International Convention Center of Brazil

Parque Ana Lídia

Pavilhão de Exposições do Parque da Cidade

Caixa Cultural Brasília

Parque Urbano Bosque Sudoeste

Brasilia Army Club

Torre de Televisao

The Brasilia TV Tower is one of the landmark buildings in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. It is located in the city center, about 224 meters above sea level, and is an ideal place to enjoy the panoramic view of the city. Designed by architect Lucio Costa, this tower is not only a communication facility, but also a representative of modernist architecture, reflecting the unique style of Brasilia as a planned city. Visitors can take the elevator to the observation deck at the top of the tower and overlook the urban layout of Brasilia, including the Congress Building and the Cathedral. It is recommended to go there at sunset to enjoy the magnificent view of the city under the setting sun and feel the unique charm of the city. There is a handicraft market in the square under the tower, where visitors can buy souvenirs and handicrafts with local characteristics. There are also many dining options around, offering traditional Brazilian cuisine, which is a good place to relax. The green space and trails around the tower are also suitable for walking and enjoying a leisurely time.