Brasilia - DF
Became Brasília within the years 1956 to 1960 during the presidency of Juscelino Kubitscheck in result of the decision created, the capital of Brazil to a region located more in the centre around too embarrassed. Brasilia was declared the capital of Brazil on 21.04.1960. The architects Lucio Costa and 500000 built this town, Oscar Niemeyer, for original inhabitant. Today, more than 1.7 million residents already has Brasilia. Satellite towns have formed around the original town centre.
The result of this project which was from the Reissbrett of the Urbanisten and architect makes a modern architecture an unforgettable example, what has monumental and light trains at the same moment. It shows formal boldness, functionality as well as indispensable, aesthetic beauty stamped in the same way with an appropriate one end sera. As the first architectural and contemporary town of her manner Brasília was appointed humanitarian inheritance by UNESCO. The new capital of Brazil was designed with the thought disposing major part flat green spaces over more which represent a compensation between nature, buildings and man. A lake laid out artificially, the Paraná with his 49 km long extension, breaks the drought of this central high mountains. Some of the leisure attractions are mirrored again on his shores from the capital. These make particularly the practice of the water sport possible. The town houses all foreign representations with her consulate buildings. These go respectively, by the architectural norms of every country what a surprising as well as pleasant mixture makes out of it. How she would have a calendar of her own, the town is covered with different colours in every season as if? With Rosa at the time of the tree species Paineiras; the Ipês flourish Braun and Lila and with red if the bougainvilleas predominate with yellow, if. The dry spell which extends between May and September makes the sunset the everyday experience. Within the nights of the full moon the sky lit up inspires to celebrations at the fresh air as well as walks in the municipal park. Sights: Torre de Televisão - Television tower:Opened of 08:00-20:00 hours, free lift. The first recommendable inspection point which one should leave out under no circumstances is monumentally the television tower in the most situated place of the Avenida which runs through the town centre. The visit is particularly rewarding at night. The two Kongresstürme exactly rise opposite to the sky: on the left the senate and the representative chamber. In front of this the bus station and too two sides the two grössten shopping centres of South America. This is the busiest place in the whole town.Catedral - Cathedral:Congresso Nacional:Oscar Niemeyers's actual masterpiece. Have his architectural concept here comprehended most likely for himself, the convex and concave lines or the utopian element of the "flying saucers" proves most clearly his Antihaltung compared with rigid models of Bauhaus architecture as well as rationalistic designs of the postmodernism. Inside there are numerous works of art and preciousnesses. Igreja Dom Bosco:Kubitschek monument:Palácio do Itamaraty - Itamarati palace:Praça dos Três Poderes - Place of the three forces:Planaltina:Further attractions/visits:A tour by the esplanade of the ministries, where one building complex stösst created by Oscar Niemeyer on one of the most beautiful. The place Praça dos Três Poderes unites three palaces which also represent headquarters of the presidency building, the chamber and the senate as well as the colonel's court of justice. The palace Itamaraty as well as the government palace also are located in the esplanade of the ministries.Experiencing a performance in the national theatre Brasílias. That modern building in pyramid form which stands out from the obvious buildings and houses the three most important spectator halls of the town. Visit in the national museum of Gemas which is located in the radio tower. The half precious stones and crystals on stock available in the surrounding region also can be purchased in this museum. |
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