Cathedral of Brasília

Modernist cathedral designed by Oscar Niemeyer, known for its unique architecture.

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JK Memorial

Museum and memorial dedicated to Juscelino Kubitschek, founder of Brasília.

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National Congress of Brazil

Iconic building housing Brazil's legislative bodies, notable for its distinctive architecture.

Three Powers Plaza (Praça dos Três Poderes)

Square surrounded by buildings representing Brazil's executive, legislative, and judiciary branches.

Brasília TV Tower

Observation tower offering panoramic views of the city.

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Itamaraty Palace

Headquarters of the Ministry of External Relations, renowned for its modernist design.

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Santuario Dom Bosco

Church famous for its stunning blue stained-glass windows.

Parque da Cidade Sarah Kubitschek

Expansive urban park featuring recreational facilities and green spaces.

Pontão do Lago Sul

Lakeside area with restaurants and leisure activities along Lake Paranoá.

Cultural Complex of the Republic

Cultural center housing the National Museum and National Library.

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Lago Sul

Upscale neighborhood with large houses, close to nature and water sports.

Lago Norte

Similar to Lago Sul with spacious houses and proximity to natural attractions.

Asa Sul

Modern architecture with 24/7 security and amenities like gyms and pools.

Asa Norte

Highly modern with residential and commercial areas, offering a peaceful environment.

Sudoeste

Residential area with modern buildings, close to the city center.

Noroeste

Developing neighborhood with new residential projects and modern amenities.

Park Way

Residential area with houses and green spaces, offering a suburban feel.