Visit Brazil, the largest country in South America known for its Amazon rainforest, vibrant cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, and iconic landmarks such as Christ the Redeemer.
Explore the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro, known for its stunning beaches, iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, and lively carnival
See the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue overlooking Rio de Janeiro
Join the world's biggest carnival celebration in Rio de Janeiro
Visit São Paulo, largest city in Brazil
Visit the breathtaking Iguazu National Park waterfalls, one of the world's most stunning natural wonders, located on the border between Argentina and Brazil
Experience Rio's famous beach and promenade
Master Portuguese, spoken in multiple countries
Visit Brasília, the modernist capital of Brazil. Explore Oscar Niemeyer's architectural masterpieces like the Cathedral of Brasília (hyperboloid structure with 16 concrete columns and stained glass) and the National Congress (twin towers flanked by dome and bowl). Stroll through the Monumental Axis (Eixo Monumental), a grand ceremonial avenue with government buildings and gardens, and see the JK Memorial dedicated to President Juscelino Kubitschek. Experience the city's unique urban plan designed by Lúcio Costa, shaped like an airplane or bird in flight.
Visit Pôrto Alegre, southern hub of Brazil
Try jabuticaba, a unique Brazilian fruit that grows directly on the trunk of the tree
Visit Recife, venice of Brazil
Visit Manaus, gateway to Amazon
Visit Fortaleza, beach paradise of Brazil
Try mangaba, a tropical fruit native to Brazil known for its sweet and tangy flavor.
Try acai, a traditional Brazilian superfood made from acai palm berries, often served as a bowl or smoothie.
Try cupuaçu, a tropical fruit native to the Amazon rainforest, known for its creamy pulp used in juices, desserts, and sweets.
Visit Salvador, cultural heart of Brazil
The mouth of the Amazon: the Ver-o-Peso market, acai bowls at their source and the Cirio procession.
A hilltop colonial town of churches and artists, with the giant puppets of its Carnival.
Niemeyer's Pampulha church, the bar capital of Brazil and the Inhotim art park nearby.
Ayrton Senna from karting to Imola, entirely from archive footage.
A letter writer at Rio's station takes an orphan across Brazil to find his father.
A Brazilian village disappears from the map and hunters arrive; a western with drones.
Sonia Braga refuses to sell her flat to developers in Recife; the film that fought Brazil's government.
Rio's BOPE police unit in the favelas; the Brazilian action film everyone argued about.
A Rio mother holds her family together after the dictatorship takes her husband in 1971.
Orpheus and Eurydice during Carnival in Rio, with a bossa nova score that went round the world.
Two boys grow up in a Rio favela; one takes a camera, the other a gun.
Percy Fawcett vanishes in the Amazon in 1925 and Grann goes to look.
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