Brazilian landmarks range from breathtaking natural wonders like the Iguacu Falls, which may be the most magnificent waterfall in the world, to cutting-edge architectural creations like the Niteroi Museum other well-known landmarks in Brazil are Christ the Redeemer, Copacabana Beach, and Carnival. Thanks for watching, please subscribe for more informative videos.


#1- CHRIST THE REDEEMER, RIO DE JANEIRO
One of the most iconic icons in the world and a well-known landmark of Brazil is the instantly recognizable Christ the Redeemer monument in Rio de Janeiro. On Mount Corcovado, 700 meters above the city, the towering statue of Jesus Christ commands a magnificent view. the cornerstone of Christ the Redeemer, a monument situated in Tijuca Forest National Park, was laid On 4 April 1922, to mark the 100th anniversary of Brazil's independence from Portugal, .

#2- SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN
Pó do Açcar, also known as Sugar Loaf Mountain, rises 396 meters above Guanabara Bay and is visible from many locations in Rio de Janeiro. When in Rio, be sure to take pictures of Sugarloaf Mountain from all throughout the city.


#3- ESCADARIA SELARON
A fascinating place to cross off your list of Brazil sights is a colorful and unusual series of steps. Escadaria Selarón, which connects Joaquim Silva Street and Pinto Martins in Lapus and Saint Teresa, has come to symbolize Rio de Janeiro.


#4- NITEROI CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM
The Niteroi Art Museum building, created by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, is a landmark in Brazil that represents the emergence of futuristic architecture.This futuristic style resembles a flying saucer that has touched down on a rock.



#5- MUSEUM OF TOMORROW
The Museu do Amanho (Museum of Tomorrow), despite its name, is dedicated on sustainability rather than technology.
The museum, whose construction cost 230 million reais (£40 million/$59 million), promotes the need for change in order to prevent a catastrophic climatic disaster.




#6- METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL
Rio's Metropolitan Cathedral is an angular pyramid that appears to be from the future, despite the fact that building on the cathedral started in the late 1960s and proceeded into the 1970s. Edgar Fonseca, a modern architect, drew inspiration from the Mayan pyramids when creating this house of worship.


#7- FISCAL ISLAND
Fiscal Island was a political structure for the port authority built in 1889, when Dom Pedro II was the Brazilian Emperor and a parliament ruled the nation.


#8- OCTAVIO FRIAS DE OLIVEIRA BRIDGE,SAO PAOLO
The Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge, also known as Ponte Estaiada, is a famous cable-stayed bridge in So Paulo, Brazil, that spans the Pinheiros River.


#9- THE BANDEIRAS MONUMENT
Victor Brecheret's enormous Monument to the Bandeiras granite sculpture stands guard at Ibirapuera Park's main gate,and this So Paulo public park is home to a number of sculptures.


#10- ALTINO ARANTES BUILDING
A 36-story skyscraper was constructed in 1937 as Sao Paulo's version of the Empire State Building (yep, it resembles the one in New York!).

#11- IGUACU FALLS
The Iguazu River has a series of breathtaking waterfalls called the Iguaçu Falls, which span Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. Iguacu Falls, a famous landmark in Brazil, is famous for having 275 waterfalls spaced out over 2.7 kilometres.


#12- MOUNT RORAIMA
The mountain known as Mount Roraima (2810 m) is located on the boundary of Venezuela, Guyana, and Brazil.

#13- THE AMAZON RIVER
Located between the Andes Mountains and Brazil's Atlantic coast, the Amazon River is a freshwater system.

#14- LAGOA DOS PATOS
The second-biggest lake in South America is Lagoa Dos Patos, the largest lake in Brazil.The lake is an amazing natural landmark in Brazil and was named after the tribe who lived in the area around it.

#15- DEDO DE DEUS (GOD’S FINGER) PEAK
Dedo do Deus, a natural landmark in Brazil and a draw for those who enjoy the outdoors, can be difficult for hikers.

#16- TEATRO AMAZONAS
Teatro Amazonas (the Amazon Theatre), a historical landmark in Brazil, is situated in the rubber town of Manaus and is an opera theatre in a city in the middle of the Amazon rainforest.


#17- ITAMARATY PALACE, BRASILIA
Itamaraty Palace, another work by Oscar Niemeyer, serves as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' main office and a famous landmark in Brazil that receives foreign dignitaries.

#18- METROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL
Another Oscar Niemeyer design adorning the Brazilian capital is the stunningly futuristic Cathedral in Brasilia.

#19- BRAZILIAN CONGRESS BUILDING
The National Congress of Brazil is nothing short of stunning, which is not surprising given that the capital of Brazil is a showcase for cutting-edge design.

#20- LACERDA ELEVATOR
The Lacerda Elevator, a public urban elevator in Salvador, is a peculiar landmark in Brazil.The 72-meter elevator connects the upper and lower cities, the ancient town, and the business district of Salvador.

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