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Recife , often referred to as the Venice of Brazil, is a city shaped by its rivers, which wind through neighbourhoods before meeting the Atlantic Ocean. It is also a historic centre of colonial Brazil, where pastel coloured buildings sit beside modern high rises, and music spills out into the streets. In the epicenter of Pernambuco culture, you'll find frevo dancers with colourful umbrellas, hear Maracatu music on the streets, and enjoy long lunches of arrumadinho, fresh gri

Brazil has a diverse food culture shaped by Indigenous, Portuguese, African and other immigrant influences. Each region of Brazil has its...

Despite many thinking that the capital city of Brazil may be Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo - the capital city of Brazil is actually...

Salvador , Bahia has 41 officially listed museums ( official list ), ranging from large historical institutions to small, topic-specific...

Located in the historic centre of Salvador , Bahia, Pelourinho is one of Brazil’s most culturally significant neighbourhoods, and offers...

The Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclórico de Parintins), also known as the Boi-Bumbá Festival, is one of Brazil’s most unique...

Tiradentes , a colonial town located in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil, is notable for its well-preserved 18th-century architecture,...

If you have an interest in history and are travelling to Brazil - you're in luck. Brazil has a rich history that is showcased through diverse landmarks across the country. These landmarks range from ancient indigenous sites, to religious sites, to colonial architecture. These 12 must-see historical landmarks offer insight into the cultural and historical legacy of the country, reflecting its journey from colonialism to independence. Whether you're visiting iconic sites like C