Brazil
Brazil's entries are shaped by three separate colonisations and one act of planning. Salvador was the capital and the largest slave port in the Americas, and its music, food and religion follow from that directly. Ouro Preto's baroque was paid for by gold and carved by a sculptor who worked with tools strapped to his wrists. Paraty's streets were laid to be flushed by the tide. And Brasília was drawn on empty ground in 1956 and finished in four years.
Heritage Gems · 3
Brazil
Olinda
Carnival on the Hill
Brazil
Ouro Preto
Baroque of the Gold Rush
Brazil
Paraty
The Gold Road Harbour
Nature Gateways · 3
Brazil
Canela
Stone Church, Falling Water
Brazil
Foz do Iguaçu
The Devil's Throat
Brazil
Manaus
Opera in the Amazon
Seaside Resorts · 3
Brazil
Búzios
Bardot's Fishing Village
Brazil
Florianópolis
Island of Forty Beaches
Brazil
Trancoso
The Quadrado
Garden Cities · 1
Island Destinations · 1
Landscape Cities · 1
Megacities · 1
Mountain & Ski Resorts · 1
Planned Capitals · 1
Pleasure Capitals · 1
Port & Trading Cities · 1