I went to Brasilia for a four day trip, and this palace was by far What impressed me the most. The building is floating over Burle Marx gardens. The concret here is in It's natural aspect and It's gorgeous. Inside there is an amazing stair flying across the foyer. The roof Garden is beautiful was incredible views of the Congress... More

Another Niemeyer masterpiece with gardens to match. Inside also offers plenty from the superb pieces of art to important curios. One would be remiss to miss this one ! Free guided tour a welcome bonus.

Exquisitely kept home of the Brazilian Foreign Ministry. Full of interesting objet d'arts and rich in Brazilian history. Definitely worth a visit.

I have not entered the building, just saw the outside, which looks very good, as the whole city, so I cannot say much more.

Let's start saying it's free to visit. Add to that all the stories around art, architecture and international affairs. The place is beautiful and the guide has a great sense of humor. Recommended !

It is beautiful and classy. Another art work by Oscar Niemeyer. You can take a tour for free, but must be properly dressed.

Along with the cathedral perhaps one of the most beautiful buildings in Brasília, the open spaces and art work are beautiful!

Just turn up in working hours at the side door and you will be assigned an escort for a half-hour tour of the building, designed by Oscar Niemeyer (now over 100 years old and still working). Note the famous column-less concrete ceiling on the gound floor, the sweep of the impractical but superb staircase up to the first floor. Then... More

Itamaraty Palace is the Brazilian Foreign Ministry's protocol and ceremonial center. In this Niemeyer classic are numerous reception areas (mostly open to the outside) and beautiful covered gardens, with antique carpets and furniture from Brazil's colonial period. Call in advance to arrange a tour in English.