From North to South, Brazil boasts a wide variety of landscapes and cities, making the country a unique mosaic of sights.
The South of the country, with its European influence, has some snow in the winter and great beaches to enjoy in the summer. The region also has the best wineries in the country and is the second largest economy in Brazil.
The Southeast region is best represented by São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, which are the main business hubs in the country and have the largest economies. Rio and São Paulo are also very lively cities, with lots of businesses, culture, nightlife, etc. The Amazon Forest is in the heart of the North region and needs no introduction. The North is also the largest region in Brazil and, in addition to the Amazon Forest, is home to some very important cities, such as Manaus.
SÃO PAULO
São Paulo is all superlatives. Enormous, with more than 20 million inhabitants, the city has innumerable art-house cinemas, first-rate museums, cultural centers, and experimental theaters. São Paulo has so many bistros and great restaurants that it’s considered one of the world’s main gourmet experiences.
The city’s nightlife is vibrant, nonstop, round-the-clock – a close cousin of New York.
The city is Brazil’s financial center and many of major companies have their headquarters there.
There's no other place like Rio, or “Cidade Maravilhosa” (“Wonderful City”). Rio is a combination of many things: metropolitan life, golden-sand beaches, amazing mountain surroundings, music, people, nightlife and entertainment. The city also has great schools and universities. Rio’s architecture tells some of the Brazilian history, with some of the most important monuments and historical museums.
RIO DE JANEIRO
FLORIANÓPOLIS/SC
São Paulo is all superlatives. Enormous, with more than 20 million inhabitants, the city has innumerable art-house cinemas, first-rate museums, cultural centers, and experimental theaters. São Paulo has so many bistros and great restaurants that it’s considered one of the world’s main gourmet experiences.
The city’s nightlife is vibrant, nonstop, round-the-clock – a close cousin of New York.
The city is Brazil’s financial center and many of major companies have their headquarters there.
With an efficient public transport system, innovative architecture, and outstanding urban parks, Curitiba offers a good urban lifestyle. The city's European atmosphere and excellent restaurants make it a great destination.
Curitiba also has a busy student life, with many schools and universities.
CURITIBA/PR
