Top Brasilia Culture

You will travel accompanied by a passionate guide for stories and a good chat, get to know historical points of the interior of Goiás, such as the gold cycle, the Tordesillas tract, the advance of the Bandeirantes in the Central Plateau, try the rich gastronomy of Goias and its waterfalls. in the beautiful Pyrenees mountain range.

Brasilia can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exteriors of the city’s iconic monuments, including museums. If you’d like to include a museum visit, your guide can arrange a customized itinerary—just let us know beforehand. Your guide contacts you in advance to understand your interests, ensuring the tour focuses on what matters most to you. As you explore, gain insights into local life and Brasilia’s unique culture, uncover hidden gems, and learn fascinating stories about the city’s history. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this private tour offers an authentic experience through the eyes of a local expert.

This is a digital tour without a face-to-face guide. You do alone, at your own pace, using our app, with the geolocated map and audio recorded by a local guide. In this Residencial Walking Tour, you will learn a bit about how it is to live in Brasilia, knowing its residences, local commerce, school park, library, church, kindergarten, parks and green areas, neighborhood club and cinemas. You will also be able to see a bit of the urban plan of Lúcio Costa and appreciate the famous model square of Brasília. We specialize in audio-guided tours — a new, practical and affordable way to get to know the city. You will have in your palm all the content of a local tour guide: just access our app, activate your location and follow the map. At each point indicated, you listen to an audio recorded by the guide with curiosities and stories of the place. Take the tour whenever you want, without groups, queues or schedules. Explore, listen, and connect with the stories behind destinations.

Through the Bike Tour of the Fátima Neighborhood and Church Unit, people will get to know the way of life of Brazilians and learn about the urban design designed by Lucio Costa, the city's inventor architect. We think mainly of people who already know the Monumental Axis and would like to know different places, see the life that Brazilians live and understand how it lives. By bike we travel impossible circuits to other vehicles and the perspective of the city is completely different.

The Bike Tour of the JK Memorial and Praça dos Cristais will take the tourist to ride in the Civic-Administrative Zone of the capital. The JK Memorial is an important work designed by Oscar Niemeyer and houses a museum and a burial chamber where the remains of Juscelino Kubitschek, former president of Brazil and founder of the city of Brasília, are located. It's a great place to learn the history of Kubitschek and our capital. By bike we cover circuits impossible for other vehicles and the perspective of the city is completely different. Attention: although our bike tours are eminently urban, we enter one or another building and on Mondays some of the buildings we visit are not open to the public. They are closed for cleaning and maintenance. It is the case of the JK Memorial

The Bike Tour takes people to get to know the way of life of the locals, the way they occupy the city. The circuit lasts approximately six hours and has numerous stops for explanations, photos and contemplation. This route will visit the same route as the Monumental Axis, plus the Unity Neighborhood route. It is a complete tour of a large urban area of the city. Lúcio's four Scales are the Monumental, Gregarious, Residential, and Bucolic. We will go through them, realizing the characteristics and differences between each of the urban configurations, and the importance that this modernist project has for the history of architecture and urbanism in the world. In this circuit, optionally, we have a change in the mode of transport - we take the subway with the bicycles. By bicycle we cover circuits impossible for other vehicles and the perspective of the city is completely different