What are the scenic spots in Brazil?

In square of the three powers and square of the three powers, visitors can't see any historical sites, but the colorful modernist buildings are amazing. These buildings are bold in design, graceful in lines, light and elegant, and some even contain some implications. In front of the two-story presidential palace, there is a bronze statue of the pioneer of the capital, standing side by side with the spear, symbolizing the unity of the Brazilian people to defend the motherland. Square of the three powers represents the three powers of the country and is called the nerve center of Brazil. Very impressive.

In the first part of the plane, there are the National Assembly Hall, the Supreme Court and the Presidential Palace on the square of the three powers. Square of the three powers is the heart of the capital of Brazil. Its parliament building stands side by side with two 28-story buildings, which are connected by aisles and are H-shaped. It is the first letter of Portuguese man, which means the legislative purpose of doing everything for the people.

On the right side of the House of Representatives building is a big bowl facing the sky, which symbolizes the wide acceptance of public opinion. On the left side of the Senate building is an inverted bowl, which symbolizes the concentration of public opinion. In the Capitol, two bowl-shaped buildings are the seats of the Brazilian Senate and House of Representatives. Above the bowl is the House of Representatives, which embodies the democratic principles widely accepted by the public, and below the bowl is the Senate, which symbolizes the concentration of public opinion. There is a passage between the two 28-story buildings of the National Assembly. Therefore, this model implies people-oriented and people dominate the world. Brasilia Cathedral Brasilia Sunshine Cathedral, supported by cement and with glass curtain wall, is the brightest church in the world.

Its shape means that people hold a cross in their hands. Most churches in Europe are decorated with various reliefs, and the interior of the church is dark and gloomy, giving people a mysterious and solemn atmosphere. The Sunshine Cathedral in Brasilia is unconventional, with simple lines, bright light and spacious space, which embodies the modern atmosphere. The main building of the church is underground, and the roof of the church is above ground. It consists of dozens of parabolic pillars tied together, which looks like a crown made of bird feathers by Brazilian Indian chiefs from a distance. There is a pool around the king's crown. When the sun shines on the pool, the water waves flicker and reflect on the glass windows in the church, which makes the lights in the church flicker, giving people a sense of mystery and pleasing to the eye. Brasilia cathedral. This is an umbrella church with a strange shape, like a pope's round hat and an Indian hut. The building shown in the picture is just the roof of the cathedral, the curved column is the roof, and the whole church hall is built underground.

The architectural style of Brasilia Cathedral is first-class. The main building is underground, and the ground is covered with a metal roof composed of thorns and glass. Under the top cover is an idol hanging in the air. Christ and saints are in the blue sky and white clouds. Sao Paulo, a state in southeastern Brazil. Parana river and its tributaries in Sao Paulo are located in different areas of the city. There are many famous shops in Oscar Freire Street in downtown S? o Paulo, where you can see the world's top clothing stores. In the east of Sao Paulo, there is a shopping center Aricanduva, which is one of the largest shopping centers in Latin America.

There are also many high-end shopping areas in the west of Sao Paulo, where Iguatemi and Potio Higienopolis, the two most expensive shopping places in Sao Paulo, are located. Every Sunday, there are handicraft markets in Sao Paulo and National Square, selling T-shirts, stamps and souvenirs. There are also various food vendors in the market, which are very lively. Sao Paulo was originally an Indian village. 1554 65438+1On October 25th, Portuguese colonists came here, found its ideal geographical location and built a small town on a large scale. Since this day happens to be the day when Catholicism commemorates Sao Paulo, this town was named Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo was built in 17 1 1 year. 1822, where Brazil declared its independence.

By 1880, Sao Paulo is still a small town with an area of 2 square kilometers and a population of 40,000. But by the end of 19, due to the large-scale cultivation of coffee in the nearby area and the influx of immigrants, the town began to develop rapidly. By 1940, the urban population has exceeded1300,000. According to related reports, St. Pa

Overlooking this modern city in South America from the plane, there are rows of high-rise buildings, wide roads and heavy traffic, and 64,000 streets in the city are criss-crossed, dense as cobwebs. Many buildings in the urban area are as high as 30-40 stories, such as Sao Paulo Bank, which is 32 stories high and has a TV tower at the top of 160 meters. Italy is a 4 1 storey building with a restaurant and a watchtower at the top. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the whole city.

Business in Sao Paulo is very prosperous. Business districts are mainly concentrated in Direita Street, 165438+ 10/5 Street, San Bento Street, March 25th Street, Antonio Prado Square, * * * and the National Plaza. March 25th Street is called "25th Street" for short, and it is known as the Chinatown in Brazil. In addition, in the garden in the center of the square, there is a handicraft market with stalls selling gems, antiques, wood carvings, leather products, stamps, coins and famous paintings. Every Sunday, Sao Paulo citizens and foreign tourists gather here, making the Expo crowded with people. There is a big market covering an area of 27,000 square meters in the city center, with a wide variety of goods and low prices. People come and go all day, bustling, bustling.

In addition, 1600 hotels and restaurants are distributed in every corner of the city, but they are mainly concentrated in downtown areas, southeast areas where rich people live in concentrated communities and western areas with high consumption levels. Brazil is called the coffee kingdom, and its coffee production accounts for about 1/8 of the world's total output. The area around Sao Paulo is an important coffee producing area in Brazil. The streets and alleys of the city are full of cafes, and customers are full all day long. Sao Paulo is the largest industrial city in Brazil, and the formation and development of urban industry is closely related to the economy of Sao Paulo. /kloc-Before the 0/9th century, Sao Paulo was rich in cotton, rice and coffee, so the industries of the state capital Sao Paulo were mainly cotton spinning, grain processing and coffee processing.

Later, it gradually developed industries such as metallurgy, machinery, automobile, electric power, food, cement, chemistry, rubber, tobacco and paper making. The main reason for the vigorous development of these industrial sectors is that there are abundant water resources near the city, and most industrial raw materials can be obtained from Sao Paulo and its vicinity. In the past 20-30 years, Sao Paulo has built an electronics industry center in Brazil, an automobile industry base and the largest oil refinery in China. At present, there are more than 30,000 factories and enterprises in Sao Paulo, with more than 2 million industrial workers, accounting for half of Brazil's national industry. Sao Paulo is also a cultural city, with universities and colleges such as the University of Sao Paulo, Catholic University and Medical University, as well as the Sao Paulo Library, with a collection of more than one million books.

There is the Baton Snake Research Institute in the suburbs, which was established in 190 1. More than 2,000 kinds of poisonous snakes and tens of thousands of them are raised and displayed here. It produces 285 million doses of detoxified serum and 25 million doses of vaccine every year to prevent typhoid, tetanus, pertussis, diphtheria and other infectious diseases. It is a world-recognized research center for poisonous snakes, attracting more than 300,000 foreign tourists every year. There are many museums in downtown S? o Paulo, among which the most famous are the Sao Paulo Museum of Fine Arts, the Brazilian Museum of Fine Arts, the Furniture Museum, the Aviation Museum, the Science Museum and the Indian Museum of Folk Arts and Handicrafts. These museums are unique in architecture and rich in collections, which are very attractive to tourists. There are many famous buildings in downtown S? o Paulo, the most striking of which is the Catholic Cathedral, which is one of the largest churches in South America. This church was built in 1930s, and was completed at the 400th anniversary of 1954 Sao Paulo. This is a typical Gothic building, magnificent and colorful, and the remains of many saints are preserved in the basement.

St Paul's Cathedral, which was built in 19 13, was not completed until 1954, and it was opened to the public as a celebration of the 400th anniversary of the city. Its predecessor was the colonial cathedral, and the whole project was designed and built by Maximiliano architects. In terms of artistic features, it combines Gothic and Renaissance styles. The catacombs of the church contain coffins of famous people, including former Indian chiefs. Each glass window reflects a different religious theme in the Bible. There is also an Italian organ with as.

The square in front of the church is the starting point of every grand religious parade since16th century. The zero starting point of the center is the starting point to measure the distance between Sao Paulo and other cities. Statue of Pioneers in Sao Paulo Since Columbus discovered the New World in the early morning of1June 492+10/October 12 and landed in the Bahamas in the Caribbean, there has been an endless stream of western colonists. In 500, the Portuguese came to Brazil and turned it into their colony. In order to plunder the resources here madly, they sold slaves. Immigrants from all over the world, including Middle Easterners and Asians, have also come to this vast and sparsely populated land and worked here for generations.

Whether Europeans or people from other countries, they have lived here for generations. Together with the local indigenous people, they reclaimed and built this place, making it a world economic power and making great contributions to the development of Brazil and even South America. In order to commemorate the history of Brazil's development and highlight the contributions of people from different countries and races to Brazil, the municipal government opened up green spaces in the city center for the Parliament Building and the Central Park, and created sculptures of this group. The building is carved from granite and built on a three-story granite base. Led by two big horses, the horses are galloping.

Knight, hold your head high and lead the way; A man looked back at the line, as if shouting the song. Ma Hou is a group of pioneers with various tools, old and young, men and women, and all kinds of faces. The first row is Asian faces, followed by European faces. There are blacks, middle easterners in white hats, and women with babies. Women dress simply, while men are mostly naked. Qi Xin and Qi Xin joined forces and kept pace, trying to pull out the boulder tied with the rope. The carved figures are lifelike, and the whole group sculpture gives people a sense of strength. The artistic conception of the pioneers is vividly displayed! In front of the group carvings, everyone is in awe! The Latin American Memorial in Sao Paulo is located in the center of Sao Paulo, and the huge hand-shaped sculpture in its central square shocked everyone who came here.

This huge palm, mainly made of concrete, stretches five fingers into the sky. The center of the gray palm is engraved with a bright red map of South America, which looks like an eye-catching bloody road and expresses the unity of Latin American countries. The Latin American Folklore Exhibition Hall displays the folk arts and ethnic customs of Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, Brazil and other Latin American regions, and shows rich and colorful Latin American culture to tourists from all over the world. Sao Paulo Independence Monument was built in 1922 to celebrate the centenary of Brazil's independence. The large bronze relief at the bottom of the front of the monument reproduces the scene when Pedro I declared its independence. The two statues on both sides are two members who submitted a proposal for Brazilian independence to the Portuguese Parliament. This monument is an image of Pedro I marching into Rio de Janeiro.

In the catacombs, the crowns of Pedro I and his empress handed over by Portugal to Brazil in 1972 are buried (their regrets are buried in the royal city of Petropolis, 70km from Rio). The flame in front of the monument never dies, echoing the Brazilian flag standing in front of the monument and fluttering in the wind. The word paulista in the Palace Museum in Sao Paulo means Sao Paulo. In other words, the paulista Museum is a veritable Sao Paulo Museum.

However, Brazilians generally don't call it this, but Musedo Ipiranga, because this museum is located in Ipiranga district of Sao Paulo. The palace structure has the feeling of reigning in the world; But most importantly, the museums and parks built to commemorate Brazil's independence are of great historical significance. This khaki rectangular building began at 1885 and was completed at 1890, when it was the Brazilian Independence Memorial Hall. 1895 was transformed into a museum with a history of more than one hundred years. This Renaissance Palace Museum has three floors and a rich collection. In addition to images, articles and documents commemorating Brazil's independence, there are a lot of miniature of the life of Portuguese princes and nobles in Sao Paulo from 19 to the 20th century. Mount Jesus in Rio, whose real name is Hump Mountain, is 7 10 meters above sea level and is located in Tiruca Forest Park in the east of the city. To the north and east is the vast Atlantic Ocean.

There is a statue of the cross of Jesus on the top of the mountain, so it was renamed Jesus Mountain. Mount Jesus is an important symbol of Rio, which can be seen in every corner of Rio. Jesus is like a gift from France. His head and hands were made in France and shipped by sea. The whole project lasted five years and was completed on 193 1. The statue itself is 30 meters high and weighs 1 145 tons. The base is 8 meters high and the total height is 38 meters.

In 2007, it was selected as one of the seven wonders of the world. Looking around the statue, you can see the whole city of Rio. Rio Football Stadium is the first football stadium in the world, with a capacity of 200,000 spectators. The Rimet Cup, which is permanently preserved by Brazilians, is stored here. The football museum in the stadium shows the construction history of the stadium, as well as various pictures, audio-visual images and models reflecting the grand occasion of the game. The footprints of famous Brazilian stars are all on the superstar footprint platform. 1969165438+1October19, the king of the ball Pele scored the1000th goal of his career at Maracana Stadium. Rio Sweet Bread Mountain Bread Mountain, located at the entrance of Guanabara Bay, is one of the symbols of Rio. Sweet Bread Mountain is 394 meters high.

When you climb to the top of the mountain, you can see a panoramic view of Rio. Indians call it Paund Acuqua, which means a tall and independent mountain peak. Its pronunciation is similar to that of pao de acucar in Portuguese. The shape of this mountain reminds the Portuguese of a clay mold used in their hometown to make sugar into a conical cube, so it is called sugar bread. Iguazu Waterfall in South America Iguazu Waterfall is one of the five largest waterfalls in the world, located on the border between Argentina and Brazil. Iguazu means flood in the language of Guarani indigenous people in South America. The Iguazu River, which originated in Brazil, flows slowly before it flows into parana river.

On the border between Argentina and Brazil, this river is1500m wide, like a lake. When the current was moving forward, it suddenly met a canyon. The river flows down from the top and sides of the inverted U-shaped canyon. Protruding rocks cut the rushing river into more than 270 waterfalls, large and small, forming a spectacular semi-circular waterfall group with a total width of 3,000 to 4,000 meters and an average drop of 80 meters. Guasu Waterfall is unique in that it has many viewing spots.

From different places, different directions and different heights, you can see different scenes. The top of the canyon is the center of the waterfall, with the largest and fiercest current. It is called the devil's throat. Yitaipu Hydropower Station Yitaipu Hydropower Station is located in parana river (the fifth largest river in the world with an annual runoff of 725 billion cubic meters), one kilometer north of Iguazu/kloc-0. It is the largest hydropower station in the world at present.

It is jointly built by Brazil and Paraguay, and its generator set and power generation are divided equally between the two countries. At present, there are 0/8 generator sets/kloc-0 (700,000 kilowatts each), with a total installed capacity of12.6 million kilowatts and an annual power generation of 79 billion kwh. Itaipu means singing stones in Hindi. Puyi Hydropower Station started construction on June/KOOC-0/974, completed on June/KOOC-0/7, and completed on May 6/KOOC-0/99/KOOC-0/7, which lasted/KOOC-0/7. Brazil Friendship Bridge The international friendship bridge connecting Brazil and Paraguay was opened on 1965, with the purpose of promoting the transportation between the two countries and further improving the trade relations between the two countries. Friendship Bridge is located at the end of BR-277 Federal Highway, with a length of over 550 meters. From there you can also reach Asunció n, the capital of Paraguay.

In order not to affect the navigation of ships, the pier of the International Friendship Bridge is as high as 303 meters, so even if the water level rises in rainy season, ships can still sail on the parana river. This is the tallest reinforced concrete wharf in the world. Manaus is a city, located in Rionegro, on the Black River, at the upstream10km of the intersection of Solems and Heihe River. The most recognizable symbol of this city is the famous TeatroAmazonas. This is an Italian Renaissance-style building designed by DomenicodeAngelis in 1896, when the rubber economy was booming. 80 kilometers away from the city is a wild tropical rainforest. Manaus is also regarded as the starting point of Amazon. Sculpture in the center of the square. The four sides are engraved with Asia, America, Africa and Europe.

On the other side of the square is the church. This church is very strange, with only one tower, which is asymmetrical. Is it the result of designers advocating individuality? Later, it was said that when Manaus was first built, all building materials had to be shipped from Europe. At that time, another tower ship sank halfway, so only one tower was transported. Brazilians don't pursue perfection (I believe that if they were Germans, they would never do so), so they stick to the same goal, so they managed to do it. The famous floating dock. Every Sunday, the open-air market here is closed, and hundreds of kiosks in the market are wrapped in red plastic. They came to the dock, sat in the pub by the dock, drank beer, passed the time in a daze and overlooked the pub.

Manaus Grand Theatre Manaus Grand Theatre is a theater built by 1896, modeled after the Paris Opera House. The cost is $6,543,800,000, and it is built with European rubber as raw material. Now, it is still a splendid opera house. This is a typical European building. The front of the theater is decorated with white relief, and the huge colonnade outlines the momentum of the building. Manaus people are poor in money, except Brazilian hardwood, others are imported from Europe. The theater has 685 seats. It is said that in the lobby of the Opera House, marble columns are imported from Italy, carved iron bars are made in Spain, and crystal lighting is made in France.