Incidentally, how are you finding Brasilia so far? I am about to head to Brazil soon for a couple of months, and I plan to go all over the place, but Brasilia never really features in travel guides and to be honest it never even entered my head as a place to go to for a visit.
Is it Brazil's equivalent of Australia's Canberra i.e. a boring, administrative capital city?
International: I wouldn't go out of my way to visit Brasilia unless I was a die-hard architecture and urban planning fan. That being said, how can any city of over a couple million Brazilians be boring? Sure, it's not Rio, Salvador, or Sao Paulo, but there's plenty of people here from those places and abroad, so there's always something going on: a party, an embassy event, a concert. My circle of friends is growing and I have fun every weekend. Definitely a great place to live, if not visit.
Fly Brother tackles international travel in unabridged, unapologetic, full and complete color. It's also the blog name of writer and educator Ernest White II, a tall, ruggedly handsome, erudite, occasionally delusional Black American male living in Brazil's largest city.
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Incidentally, how are you finding Brasilia so far? I am about to head to Brazil soon for a couple of months, and I plan to go all over the place, but Brasilia never really features in travel guides and to be honest it never even entered my head as a place to go to for a visit.
Is it Brazil's equivalent of Australia's Canberra i.e. a boring, administrative capital city?
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International: I wouldn't go out of my way to visit Brasilia unless I was a die-hard architecture and urban planning fan. That being said, how can any city of over a couple million Brazilians be boring? Sure, it's not Rio, Salvador, or Sao Paulo, but there's plenty of people here from those places and abroad, so there's always something going on: a party, an embassy event, a concert. My circle of friends is growing and I have fun every weekend. Definitely a great place to live, if not visit.
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