Do you know the must-visit buildings in Brasília?

Translated into English, the response is: "Come to Brasília to experience the beauty of Latin American cities, but wonder which buildings to visit? This list will help you count the landmarks of Brasília!"

Supreme Federal Court of Brazil

The Supreme Court is located near the Presidential Palace. In front of the building, there is a plaza with a fountain and a row of towering columns. Between each pair of columns, there is a large water trough extending outward, creating a harmonious and varied landscape. The clear water flows straight down, symbolizing smooth and transparent justice, which is thought-provoking. In front of the fountain, there is a statue of a seated woman without eyes and holding a sharp sword. This statue is known as the 'Blind Judge,' symbolizing equality before the law.

Biblioteca Nacional

The National Library in Brasília has a large interior space and a rich collection of books, making it a hub of spiritual civilization. In addition to its important role in preserving the nation's cultural heritage, the library has gradually begun to serve all citizens. It is one of the must-visit buildings when you come to Brasília.
Itamaraty Palace is the office building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The entire building stands in the water, with walls made of glass. Surrounded by pools, the reflection of white clouds, blue sky, water, and tall buildings creates an extraordinarily beautiful scene, earning it the nickname 'Crystal Palace'. It is a must-see when visiting Brasília.

Templo Budista da Terra Pura

One of the many religious buildings in Brasília, it is very popular among locals and tourists. The tranquil atmosphere quickly calms the mind, and many people come here to meditate and feel the spiritual power. Even if you are not interested in this, you can still appreciate the beauty of its architecture. It is an interesting and meaningful landmark.

Terra Pura Buddhist temple

This is one of the many religious buildings in Brasília, and it stands out with a distinct difference from the overall architectural style of the city. The Japanese-style temple architecture makes you feel as if you are in Japan. It is very popular among locals and tourists. The tranquil atmosphere quickly calms the mind, and many people come here to meditate and feel the spiritual power. Even if you are not interested in this, you can still appreciate the beauty of its architecture. It is an interesting and meaningful landmark.