One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
Built largely on an island connected to the mainland by a historic bridge, Florianópolis boasts over forty different beaches within a single...
The turquoise waters protected by a natural barrier reef have made Maceió one of Brazil's most celebrated beach destinations in the northeast.The...
On the border between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, Foz do Iguaçu thrives around a waterfall system among the most extensive on the planet and...
Built in the heart of the Amazon rainforest thanks to late nineteenth-century rubber wealth, Manaus still preserves an opera house that seems...
The most populous metropolis of the Southern Hemisphere, São Paulo offers neither beaches nor a compact historic center: its appeal lies in the...
Brazil's first planned city, Belo Horizonte hosted in the nineteen forties the first large architectural complex designed by Oscar Niemeyer,...
Brazil's first colonial capital and the principal arrival port of the African slave trade to the country, Salvador preserves in the historic...
The only Brazilian state capital entirely planned from scratch, Boa Vista is also the departure point for reaching Mount Roraima, the plateau that...
In the interior of São Paulo State, Campinas has become over the years the main technological and university hub of all Brazil.The downtown,...
At Ponta do Seixas, the easternmost point of the American continent, the sun of every new day rises before anywhere else in the Americas.The...
Often cited as an international model of sustainable urban planning, Curitiba combines a rapid bus system copied in dozens of cities worldwide...
Capital of Rio Grande do Sul and culturally closer to Uruguay and Argentina than to the rest of tropical Brazil, Porto Alegre organizes much of...
Crossed by rivers and canals that earned it the nickname 'Venice of Brazil,' Recife preserves in its historic center the heritage of a Dutch rule...
Built from scratch in just forty-one months and inaugurated in 1960, Brasília remains the only twentieth-century city to be entirely a UNESCO...
Rio de Janeiro stretches among mountains covered in forest and urban beaches, with Christ the Redeemer dominating the city from one of its highest...
Capital of Ceará facing directly onto the Atlantic, Fortaleza builds its identity around an urban waterfront that connects city beaches, historic...
Founded in 1616 at the mouth of the Amazon River, Belém remains the main river access point to the rainforest, with a historic market that has...
At the geographic center of South America, Cuiabá remains the most convenient starting point to reach the Pantanal, the world's largest tropical...
Founded on Christmas Day 1599, the city takes its name from that day and preserves at the mouth of the Potengi River the fort that marked its...
