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Where to stay in Brasilia
Best time: May-Sep. These months have the most pleasant temperatures and less rainfall, ideal for exploring the city.
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★ 3.9Imperial Plaza Hotel
Setor E Sul
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★ 3.9Play Hotel
Taguatintga Sul
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★ 3.9Tauá Hotel Alexânia-Go
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★ 3.9Hotel Londres - Brasilia
Vila Areal
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★ 3.9OYO M&J Hotel
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★ 3.9S4 Hotel
Taguatintga Sul
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★ 3.9Grand Bittar Hotel
Setor Hoteleiro Sul
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★ 3.9Nobile Plaza Hotel
Setor de Áreas Complementares
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★ 3.9Riviera Hotel
Setor Hoteleiro Sul
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★ 3.9Hotel Positano
Setor de Áreas Complementares
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★ 3.9Hotel Sobradinho
Condomínio Recanto do Mené Módulo B
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★ 3.9Europa Hotel
Setor de Áreas Complementares
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Brasilia on the map
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Brasilia, like a local
Don't miss
- The National Congress: A symbol of Brasília's unique architecture and political importance.
- Cathedral of Brasília: An architectural masterpiece by Oscar Niemeyer, known for its stunning stained glass.
- Palácio da Alvorada: The official residence of the President, showcasing beautiful modernist design.
- JK Memorial: A tribute to the founder of Brasília, highlighting its historical significance.
- Pontão do Lago Sul: A vibrant lakeside area perfect for dining and leisure activities.
Where to eat
- Café do Mercado: Offers a taste of local Brazilian cuisine in a charming market setting.
- Coco Bambu: Famous for its seafood dishes and lively atmosphere.
- Feira da Torre de TV: A street market with a variety of local foods, perfect for tasting traditional dishes.
Do this
- Sunset at the Lake: Enjoy stunning views of the sunset over Lago Paranoá, a local favorite.
- Cultural Events at the National Theatre: Experience Brazil's rich culture through performances and exhibitions.
- Visit the Sunday Market at the Tower: A unique opportunity to explore local crafts, food, and music.
Local tips
- Visit the local markets early in the day for the freshest produce and best prices.
- Use the bus system; it's efficient and a great way to see the city like a local.
- Explore the city on foot to fully appreciate its unique urban planning and architecture.
- Check local event listings for pop-up art shows and cultural festivals that may not be widely advertised.
Know before you go
Best time
May-Sep. These months have the most pleasant temperatures and less rainfall, ideal for exploring the city.
Getting around
Buses, taxis, and ride-sharing services (Uber, Bolt) are the most common ways to get around; however, the city is designed for cars.
Airport
BSB
Language
Portuguese is the main language spoken.
Money
Brazilian Real (BRL). Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, but it's good to carry some cash for small purchases.
Safety
Brasília is generally safe, especially in tourist areas; however, it's wise to stay alert and avoid isolated areas at night.
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