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Where to stay in Brazil
Best time: Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months provide pleasant weather with lower humidity and fewer tourists, making it ideal for sightseeing.
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Brazil, like a local
Don't miss
- Igreja São Francisco de Assis: A stunning example of modernist architecture by Oscar Niemeyer.
- Mercado Central: A vibrant market showcasing local produce, crafts, and food.
- Parque das Mangabeiras: Offers beautiful views of the city and is perfect for walking and picnics.
- Praça da Liberdade: A cultural hub with museums and stunning gardens.
Where to eat
- Casa do Olho: Known for its traditional Minas Gerais cuisine and cozy atmosphere.
- Pão de Queijo do João: Famous for its delicious cheese bread, a local staple.
- O Bar do Lopes: Offers exceptional local beers and petiscos (snacks) in a lively setting.
Do this
- Carnaval de Belo Horizonte: An unforgettable street festival filled with music, dancing, and vibrant parades.
- Cultural Events at Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil: Offers a range of art exhibitions, films, and performances.
- Traditional Festa Junina: Experience local folklore, music, and food during this festive period in June.
Local tips
- Try to learn a few phrases in Portuguese; locals appreciate the effort.
- Visit the rooftop bars in Savassi for amazing sunset views over the city.
- Check out the local 'comida a quilo' restaurants for a pay-by-weight dining experience.
- Use public transportation during rush hour to avoid traffic congestion.
Know before you go
Best time
Apr-Jun, Sep-Oct. These months provide pleasant weather with lower humidity and fewer tourists, making it ideal for sightseeing.
Getting around
Public buses, metro, and ride-sharing apps like Uber and Bolt are widely available for easy navigation around the city.
Airport
BHZ
Language
Portuguese is the main language spoken.
Money
Brazilian Real (R$). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for small vendors and markets.
Safety
Belo Horizonte is generally safe, but it's advisable to stay vigilant, especially in less populated areas at night.
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