The colonial heart of Salvador, a UNESCO site, with pastel houses, cobbled streets and baroque churches such as São Francisco, covered in gold. It's the centre of Afro-Brazilian culture: hear drumming groups and watch capoeira.
Try acarajé. The Elevador Lacerda links the upper and lower town.
A national park of table mountains, caves, waterfalls and rivers in Bahia.
A gold-rush colonial town in the hills of Minas Gerais, a UNESCO site, with steep cobbled streets and baroque churches decorated by the sculptor Alei…
Brazil's planned capital, built in the late 1950s, with buildings by Oscar Niemeyer: the crown-shaped Cathedral, the National Congress and the Paláci…
A remote beach village of sand streets inside a national park, with dunes, lagoons such as Lagoa do Paraíso with hammocks in the water, and some of t…
A granite peak rising 396 m at the mouth of Guanabara Bay, reached by two cable cars via Morro da Urca, with views of Copacabana and Christ the Redee…
Often voted the most beautiful beach in the world: a cove of golden sand at the foot of green cliffs, with clear turquoise water full of fish, turtle…
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