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Brasília
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Description

Cathedral of Brasília

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

Cathedral of Brasília

Lago Sul

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

Lago Sul

Lago Norte

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

Lago Norte

BSB

Brasília International Airport

Christmas Day

25 December in 10 days

New Year's Day

01 January in 17 days

Good Friday

03 April in 109 days

Easter Sunday

05 April in 111 days

Bolt

Fast and affordable rides

Uber

Ride-hailing app for fast and affordable trips

Portuguese

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Essentials
Thanks Obrigado [Obrigado]
Goodbye Adeus [Adeus]
Hello Olá [Ola]
Bye Tchau [Tchau]
Yes Sim [Sim]
No Não [Nao]
Please Por favor [Por favor]
Excuse me Com licença [Com licenca]
How much? Quanto? [Quanto?]
I don’t want Eu não quero [Eu nao quero]
I don’t understand Eu não entendo [Eu nao entendo]
Do you speak English? Você fala inglês? [Voce fala ingles?]
Open Abrir [Abrir]
Closed Fechado [Fechado]
Wi-Fi Password Senha do Wi-Fi [Senha do wi-fi]
Cash Dinheiro [Dinheiro]
Credit card Cartão de crédito [Cartao de credito]
Help Ajuda [Ajuda]
Today Hoje [Hoje]
Tomorrow Amanhã [Amanha]
Morning Manhã [Manha]
Evening Noite [Noite]
SIM card Cartão SIM [Cartao sim]
Police Polícia [Policia]
Charger / Power outlet Carregador / Tomada elétrica [Carregador / tomada eletrica]
Hospital Hospital [Hospital]
Pharmacy Farmácia [Farmacia]
Directions
Where is? Onde está? [Onde esta?]
Restroom Banheiro [Banheiro]
Left Esquerda [Esquerda]
Right Certo [Certo]
Straight ahead Direto em frente [Direto em frente]
Bus Ônibus [Onibus]
Train Trem [Trem]
Taxi Táxi [Taxi]
Airport Aeroporto [Aeroporto]
Train station Estação ferroviária [Estacao ferroviaria]
Ticket Bilhete [Bilhete]
Food
Restaurant Restaurante [Restaurante]
Menu Menu [Menu]
Takeaway Remover [Remover]
Water Água [Agua]
Coca-Cola Coca Cola [Coca cola]
Coffee Café [Cafe]
Tea Chá [Cha]
Juice Suco [Suco]
Salt / No salt Sal / Sem sal [Sal / sem sal]
Sugar / No sugar Açúcar / Sem açúcar [Acucar / sem acucar]
Fork / Knife / Spoon Garfo / Faca / Colher [Garfo / faca / colher]
Pepper Pimenta [Pimenta]
Breakfast Café da manhã [Cafe da manha]
Lunch Almoço [Almoco]
Dinner Jantar [Jantar]
Meat Carne [Carne]
Chicken Frango [Frango]
Fish Peixe [Peixe]
Spicy / Not spicy Apimentado / Não picante [Apimentado / nao picante]
Allergic to… Nuts / Milk / Dairy / Gluten Alérgico a… Nozes / Leite / Laticínios / Glúten [Alergico a... nozes / leite / laticinios / gluten]
Pork Carne de porco [Carne de porco]
Bread Pão [Pao]
Vegetarian Vegetariano [Vegetariano]
Rice Arroz [Arroz]
Ice / No ice Gelo / Sem gelo [Gelo / sem gelo]
Dessert Sobremesa [Sobremesa]
Napkin Guardanapo [Guardanapo]
Numbers
One Um [Um]
Two Dois [Dois]
Three Três [Tres]
Four Quatro [Quatro]
Five Cinco [Cinco]
Six Seis [Seis]
Seven Sete [Sete]
Eight Oito [Oito]
Nine Nove [Nove]
Ten Dez [Dez]
One hundred Cem [Cem]
One thousand Mil [Mil]

Must try

Churrasco

Churrasco refers to Brazilian barbecue, where various cuts of meat are grilled over open flames, often served on skewers. It is a popular dish in southern Brazil and is typically enjoyed in a rodízio style, where diners can sample multiple meats.

Churrasco

Acarajé

Acarajé is a popular street food from Bahia, made from black-eyed pea dough that is deep-fried in dendê oil and typically filled with vatapá (a spicy shrimp paste) and caruru (a okra dish). It reflects the rich African heritage in Brazilian cuisine.

Acarajé

Pão de Queijo

Pão de Queijo is a traditional Brazilian cheese bread made from tapioca flour, giving it a chewy and airy texture. It is typically prepared with Parmesan or Minas cheese and enjoyed warm straight from the oven. The snack is especially popular in the state of Minas Gerais and commonly served for breakfast or as a café treat. Pão de Queijo has become one of Brazil’s most beloved and recognizable street foods.

Pão de Queijo

Moqueca

Moqueca is a traditional fish stew from the northeastern states of Bahia and Espírito Santo, cooked slowly in coconut milk and flavored with spices, onions, and tomatoes. It is typically served with rice and farofa, showcasing a blend of Indigenous, African, and Portuguese influences.

Moqueca
Dare to try

Feijoada

Feijoada is a classic Brazilian stew made from black beans slow-cooked with pork cuts such as sausage, bacon, and ribs. It is traditionally served with white rice, sautéed collard greens, and orange slices to balance the richness. The dish is often enjoyed during social gatherings and weekend meals. Feijoada is widely regarded as Brazil’s national dish due to its deep cultural roots.

Feijoada

Live Samba Show

Head to traditional music bars for authentic samba, pagode, and forró performances that capture the city’s nightlife.

Live Samba Show

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