Mercure Apartments Brasilia Lider

Shn Quadra 5 Bloco I, Brasilia, Federal District, 70710-300, Brazil | 3 star hotel

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Angekommen in der Hauptstadt Brasiliens - Brasilia

A travel blog entry by wernerglanzer

Hola zu Hause!

Genie�e gerade ein paar ruhige Tage in Brasilia bei Hans Peter bevor wir uns nach Salvador zum Karneval begeben ;-)
Brasilia ist eine sehr junge Stadt, die in der 50er, 60er Jahren f�rmlich aus dem Boden gestampft wurde. Aus diesem Grund gibt es hier auch ...

Longest Bus Trip Ever: Bahia - La Paz

A travel blog entry by adechevron

... petit gamin debouler de nulle part, s engoufrer entre les tables de la cafeteria en essayant de ne pas etre vu par le staff et prendre dans les assiettes les restes de poulet des clients qui avaient quittes leurs tables. Ils les fourre en qq secondes dans un sac plastique et refile dehors pour aller depecer son magot derriere un arbre. J avoue que la scene m a assez touche et ressens de la pitie pour ce pauvre gamin. Je vais rapidement lui commander un bon cheeseburger au ...

The modern Capitol

A travel blog entry by nando64

... tourist attraction of Bras�lia.
The plaza is home to the largest flag in the world to be flown regularly (in this case, continuously). It is changed every month with a new flag being immediately raised. Our tour took us to the Jaburu Palace for, external views of the Vice President's official residence, and Alvorado Palace then official home of the President, where we saw emu leisurely crossing the lawn ...

Coisas da China

A travel blog entry by thaisamagalhaes

... o ter tirado mais fotos...)

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Brasília

A travel blog entry by rennyavm

Most fellow travelers were surprised that my next destination was Bras�lia and not surprisingly because few tourists go there. I excused myself by saying I had a layover in Bras�lia anyway, and I am glad now to have had a couple of days in a (non-mosquito) city setting beetwen the Pantanal and the Amazon.

I did like the back story and layout of the city. From the 1890s there was a constitutional mandate to move the capital from Rio de Janeiro to a city ...