A trip to Brazil, a country that always evokes pure and beautiful football for us, can be very exciting. The unique nature, white sandy beaches, high waterfalls, Amazon forests, tropical weather, big and attractive carnivals and beaches whose beauty of waves are exemplary in the world, make for a memorable trip for adventurous tourists. In this article from tourismassist, we introduce the most important places to visit in Brazil to revive your desire to travel to the land of immigrants.(Sights of Brazil)
Natural tourist attractions in Brazil
1. Amazon river and forests
A river that passes through a dense forest is a dream place for nature lovers to ride a boat and take a winding path through the water and see pristine natural landscapes. The length of this river, which is the second largest river in the world after the Nile, is about 6400 km and more than three thousand species of fish are known in it. The size of the Amazon rainforest, which is one of the most important places to visit in Brazil, reaches about 5.5 million square kilometers and millions of plant and animal species live in it.
The Anvilianas Archipelago in Rio Negro with various plant and animal species such as monkeys, parrots, toucans, turtles, crocodiles, etc., along with lakes, streams and dense forests, exposes the Amazon to tourists. The lotus flowers that cover the entire Janwari Park lake near Manaus are seen only in this region of the Amazon. Amazon monsoons surprise and surprise tourists and allow them to experience pure sensations. Throughout the year, various tours are held at different levels to visit Amazon tourist attractions.
Amazon river and forests
2. Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro from the sights of Brazil
Sugar Loaf Mountain, which is known as the peak of the Sugar Loaf, with a height of 394 meters, is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in Rio de Janeiro. When you ride the cable cars suspended between Sugarloaf and Moro da Eureka mountain, the whole city is under your feet. The experience of watching the natural scenery of this region and the 360-degree view of the city brings a pleasure that is possible in less travel. There are good tourist facilities including restaurants, cafes and shops in this area.
Sugar Loaf Mountain, Rio de Janeiro
3. Iguazu Falls
Iguazu is a huge and magnificent waterfall complex between Brazil and Argentina, which is one of the great wonders of nature in the world and one of the must-see places in Brazil. The height of some of the waterfalls of Iguazu reaches 100 meters and they have created a wonderful view that dazzles the eyes of every viewer. Tourists visit this waterfall by walking along the footpaths and admire the greatness of nature and take pictures of this unique area. The terrible sound of water falling from the waterfall is sometimes scary, but seeing the rainbow over the waterfall doubles the enthusiasm of tourists.
There is also a bridge in this area that leads tourists to one of the largest waterfalls in this complex, called Devil’s Throat. The height of Devil’s Throat waterfall is 82 meters and its appearance resembles the English letter U. Apart from walking, you can experience more excitement by boating in the Iguazu River or helicopter riding over the waterfall. Rental bicycles are also available for tourists to cycle through the forests of Iguazu, one of the most unique natural landscapes in the world.
Iguazu Falls is actually a part of Iguazu National Park, which houses more than thousands of animal species such as wild cats, deer, otters, etc.
Iguazu Falls in brazil
4. Paraty in Brazil
The small town of Paraty, with its unique nature and spectacular buildings, is considered the precious pearl of Brazil. This city is located 200 km south of Rio and centuries ago it was the main exporter of gold to Europe. Cars are not allowed in the city center where there are historical monuments so that tourists can enjoy their visit. Various beaches, waterfalls, churches, museums, carnivals, etc. are other tourist attractions of Paraty that attract many tourists.
Paraty in Brazil
5. Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro
In the list of places to visit in Brazil, we reach Copacabana Beach. This four kilometer long sandy beach is located in the center of Rio. This great recreational place is also very important for the Brazilians themselves. Sunbathing, swimming, water sports, walking on the beach, building castles and sand sculptures, etc. will be a unique and lovely experience on this dream beach. There are many restaurants, cafes, beaches and shopping malls around the beach that meet the needs of tourists. Beach soccer is always held on Copacabana beach and excites fans of this sport.
Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro
6. The coast of Pernambuco from the sights of Brazil
Brazil is known as a coastal country, and one of the main motivations for traveling to this country, which has more than 7,000 kilometers of coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, is to enjoy its unique beaches. It is safe to say that the beaches of Pernambuco state, especially in the city of Porto de Gallinas, with their silvery sands, palm trees and clear blue waters, are the best beaches in Brazil.
You can experience all kinds of entertainment on this beach. Put on a diving suit to see the underwater world and go to see the coral reefs underwater. Flying a kite with the cool coastal breeze is another popular pastime of this beach that attracts many tourists.
The coast of Pernambuco
7. Ibirapuera Park, Sao Paulo
São Paulo is one of the most spectacular cities in Brazil that attracts many tourists every year. Ibirapuera Park is one of the most important tourist attractions of this city. This old park and one of the most special sights in Brazil was built by famous Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer. Museum, restaurant, cafe, shopping center, children’s playground, etc., provide multifaceted entertainment facilities to tourists in this park.
Ibirapuera Park, Sao Paulo
8. Pantanal wetland
The Pantanal wetland is known as the largest wetland in the world, a large part of which is spread in Brazil and the rest in Bolivia and Paraguay. The wildlife of this wetland is exemplary and there are different ecosystems in it. The largest population of jaguars in the American continent is present in this wetland, and this is the reason for the enthusiasm of tourists to visit this pristine and spectacular area.
Pantanal wetland
9. National Park Linsweiss Marines
This Brazilian tourist attraction with an area of about 15,500 square kilometers is located in the state of Maranhão in the northeast of Brazil. Inside the sand dunes of this national park, which is located next to the Amazon River, after the torrential rains in the first half of the year, it is filled with water and creates eye-catching scenery. Every year, many international tourists travel to this area to visit this park and enjoy activities such as off-road riding, tubing in the river, boating, parasailing, aerial tours, etc.
National Park Linsweiss Marines
10. bonito
Go to Bonito, a tourist’s paradise in Brazil, to experience swimming with fish in crystal clear waters. Adventurous people choose this as a tourist destination to see the natural attractions of this region, such as large waterfalls, magnificent caves, and diving in cave waters. Nature lovers experience pure feelings in Bonito, which is one of the most special places to visit in Brazil.
Historical and cultural tourism attractions of Brazil
Statue of Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro
One of the main symbols of Brazil in tourism resources is the Christ the Redeemer statue. This unique statue sits above the city of Rio and at the top of the Corcovado peak, as if watching over the entire city. The height of this statue is 30 meters and its arms are 28 meters long. Polish sculptor Paul Landowski and Brazilian engineer Hitor da Silva Costa jointly built the Christ the Redeemer statue in 1931 using concrete and soapstone. The church in this area is very popular for weddings of young couples.
Christ the Redeemer statue is located in Tijuca National Park and there is a special railway to visit it. You can stop in the middle of the way and visit the dense forest, waterfalls, springs and plant and animal species of this area.
Statue of Christ the Redeemer, Rio de Janeiro Brazil
Brasilia Cathedral is one of the sights of Brazil
Oscar Niemeyer, a well-known Brazilian architect, has created masterpieces of architecture in this country. His name appears in many landmarks in Brazil as a designer and architect.
One of his most famous works is located in Brasilia, the capital of Brazil. Brasilia Cathedral with its hyperbolic design, glass roof and 16 curved concrete columns has given this city a unique look.
The design of this building was influenced by the Metropolitan Cathedral of Liverpool. This type of design provides more light for the interior. The ceiling of the Brasilia Cathedral is designed in a special way with hanging angel statues, which together with the spiritual music of the church revives the spiritual mood in the visitors.
Brasilia Cathedral
Rio Carnival is one of the sights of Brazil
Rio Carnival is almost unrivaled in the world. This four-day carnival attracts about two million people every day. The special stadium of this carnival, which is known as Sambodromo, was built by Oscar Niemeyer, a famous and expert Brazilian architect. The length of this stadium is 700 meters and spectators sit on both sides and enjoy watching the musicians and dancers participating in the carnival. The samba dance, with its colorful and dazzling costumes and make-up, is very attractive to tourists and will give them unique memories of their trip to Brazil.
Rio Carnival
Art Museums of Sao Paulo are among the sights of Brazil
The most complete collection of Western art including works of Renaissance to modern artists is presented in these museums. The buildings in which these museums operate are of special importance in terms of architecture. More than thousands of works of art by artists such as Chagall, Picasso, Kandinsky, Modigliani, Brazilian painters, Edouard Manet, Van Gogh, Miro, etc. are on display.
Art Museums of Sao Paulo
Pelourinho, Salvador
The most beautiful monasteries and churches can be seen in the Pelurinho district of Salvador, the former colonial capital of Brazil and another famous place in Brazil. A lot of gold has been used in the construction and decoration of these churches, which has given them double glory and beauty. This area has historical monuments dating back to the 17th to 19th centuries.
Sao Francisco is the most luxurious church in this area, which was built in the 18th century. Exquisite tiles in the style of Portuguese tiles cover the corridors and arches of this church. Visiting this church and seeing the sculptures and delicate and elaborate decorations of its interior amazes the tourists.
Buying local handicrafts and enjoying a plate of shrimp is one of the entertainments for tourists who come to visit Plurinho.
Pelourinho, Salvador
Amazon Theater is one of the sights of Brazil
Amazon Theater is one of Manaus city’s landmarks inspired by Italian architecture, which was built in 1896 in the neoclassical style. The city of Manaus was built by the Portuguese in 1669 on the Rio Negro River near its confluence with the Amazon River.
The dome of the Amazon Theater, which dazzles the eyes of every viewer, is made of 36 thousand ceramic tiles with the design and color of Brazil. Materials from different countries have been used in the construction of this opera hall. The marble of this building was procured from Italy, its steel from England and its furniture from France.
Amazon Theater in Brazil
Historical monuments of the city of Olinda
The city of Olinda is located in the north of Recife and in the northeast of Brazil. White buildings with red roofs have given this city a unique look. Olinda’s famous churches and carnivals attract many tourists along with the historical buildings located in the center of the city.
Historical monuments of the city of Olinda
Tiradentes is one of the sights of Brazil
The beauty of Tiradentes attracts every tourist. A long walk in the narrow streets covered with cobblestones, whose walls are decorated with flowers and hanging plants, along with its unique architecture, creates a pleasant memory for visitors. The restaurants and cafes of this city provide all kinds of local and traditional foods of the region to tourists so that they can taste the pleasure of a memorable trip.
Tiradentes
Ouro Preto
Ouro Preto, meaning black gold, is one of the colonial cities of Brazil that was built in the late 17th century. This city has many monuments and statues to see. Huge churches with stunning gilded decorations and buildings with baroque architecture are very popular with Oro-Perto tourists. Important activities have been carried out in this colonial city for more than 300 years.
The list of Brazil’s sights and tourist attractions does not end here. There are still many other cities and beaches that are attractive and memorable for every tourist. The important thing is that a trip to Brazil satisfies every taste.
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