Rio de Janeiro in Brazil is the most impressive city in Brazil, considered the most popular tourist destination in the Southern Hemisphere. It is a city of contrasts: luxury skyscrapers alongside "favela" shantytowns, beaches at the foot of mountains and cliffs, and an enormous forest in the heart of the city teeming with tropical vegetation and wildlife alongside dense urban construction. The city's residents call it, deservedly, "The Marvelous City" (Cidade Maravilhosa).
The city of Recife is located slightly south of the equator in northeastern Brazil. It is the largest city in the state of Pernambuco, with about 1.5 million residents.
Recife is known as the "Venice of Brazil" because many rivers flow through it, spanned by numerous bridges.
It is also recommended to visit the neighboring town of Olinda.
The city of Salvador in Brazil is located in the heart of a vast bay containing numerous islands. It is a historic city with a rich culture, one of the earliest settled by the Portuguese who discovered it, and its historical center has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city, situated in the second largest bay in the world, "All Saints' Bay" (Bahia de Todos os Santos), was Brazil's first capital. There are so many churches in the city that it is said to have 365 of them—one for each day of the year. The city is also known for its frequent celebrations; everything is an excuse for a party, dancing, and carnival in a city celebrated for its warm and welcoming inhabitants.
Maceió is a large city with over a million residents, known primarily for its wonderful beaches. This is the place to take a tour to an enchanting beach and spend a few hours there. The most exceptional beaches are located more than a 40-minute drive from the seaport.
The falls are located between Brazil and Argentina. Watch the video I uploaded about the falls on Reshet's MOOD website.
