Brasillia and Goias

Churches:
Cathedral - designed by Oscar Niemeyer. In 1989 it was painted white, and its glasses were replaced by new color ones, designed by Antonia Marianne Peretti.

Dom Bosco Sanctuary.

Igreja Nossa Senhora de Fátima ('Our Lady of Fatima Church'), usually called 'Igrejinha' ('Small Church').

LBV Ecumenic temple. The interior of LBV has many interesting sites to visit.

Buildings and Monuments:
Praça dos Três Poderes ('Square of the Three Powers'), around which you could see various important Government buildings - the Congresso Nacional (Congress), the Palacio do Planalto ('Planalto Palace'), and the 'Supremo Tribunal Federal' (High Court) - as well as monuments (such as Liberty Panteon). Beside the 'Praça' you will also be able to see the National Flag and the 'Espaço Lucio Costa', in which you will find a mock-up of Brasilia.

Palácio da Alvorada (Palace of Dawn), the official residence of the President.

Catetinho, first presidential residence of the city. The building was built in only 10 days and inaugurated in October 31, 1956.

Teatro Nacional Claudio Santoro (National Theater).

JK Memorial.

Bird's eye views of the city:

From the specially made platform 75 meters high at the 224 m TV Tower;

Flying in an helicopter. The heliport is close to the TV Tower;

Flying in a "ultraleve" (an ultra light and simple aircraft which can take just one passenger and the pilot). An amazing experience, if you fly in a sunny day.

At "Espaço Lucio Costa", located in the underground of "Praça dos Três Poderes", there is scale model of the city.