I have lived in Brasilia for a while. At that time I was trying to settle in Brazil and Brasilia was a city where I had many friends and contacts, and it was not excessively hot, at least in comparison to Salvador from where I was coming. Brasilia is a modern city, literally built out of nothing. ... Read review
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Advantages: Unique City in a way Disadvantages: Not much fun
I have lived in Brasilia for a while. At that time I was trying to settle in Brazil and Brasilia was a city where I had many friends and contacts, and it was not excessively hot, at least in comparison to Salvador from where I was coming. Brasilia is a modern city, literally built out of nothing. It is the capital of the Brazilian state. Some tourists venture here to see the planned city and a couple of modern monuments. I never bothered myself, ... ...of walking the city up and down. All the people I knew were not very excited about the idea of living in Brasilia, a much duller city than Rio, where most of them headed during the summer season. I suggest that one day is all you need to explore the City and get a feeling for it. ...
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...within the state of Goiania. Brasilia is a modern city. At the time of construction full license was given to the planners and architects to build large, innovative buildings and to fully use their freedom of spirit and imagination. Another purpose was to open up the interior of the country to development. This is one reason why the central government was moved there. I would recommend that you visit this city if you get the chance. You can travel ...
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