Rio de Janeiro
Rio de Janeiro - The second largest city and the top destination in the country for international tourists, Rio de Janeiro is situated in an impressive scenario of majestic mountain formations covered by lush tropical vegetation along a highly contoured ocean-front with rich sand beaches.The city is known as an international center for leisure and cultural activity, as well as an important business, commerce, industrial and transportation hub.
Cabo Frio - Famous beach and recreation area in Northern Rio de Janeiro state.
Paraty - Colonial city on the Southern Coast of Rio de Janeiro state famous a as a rich recreation and cultural hub, and as a the location of an annual international literary festival.
Niteroi - Former capital of Rio de Janeiro state and satellite city of Rio de Janeiro, it is known as an important financial center and the location of the Museum of Contemporary Art, designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer.
Petropolis
Espírito Santo
Vitória
Minas Gerais
Belo Horizonte - The capital of Minas Gerais state and the first major planned city in Brazil, Belo Horizonte is the 6th largest city in the country and an important cultural and economic hub in the Southeastern region and interior. Situated along the Serra do Curral highland range, Belo Horizonte has a varied topography, an intense culinary scene and nightlife, and is a convenient starting point for excursions to other attractions in the region.
Ouro Preto - Colonial city founded in 1711 in the heart of Minas Gerais famous for its colonial architecture and history.
Diamantina - Colonial city founded in 1713 in central Minas Gerais that is known for its colonial architecture and as a mining area.
Uberaba -City in Western Minas Gerais known as an important hub for agriculture.
Uberlândia -City in western Minas Gerais known as an important regional hub for agroindustrial and agriculture.
São Paulo
São Paulo - Brazil's largest city, with more than 18 million inhabitants in the metropolitan area, São Paulo is the main economic, financial, commercial and industrial center in Brazil, with an intense cultural scene and a broad variety restaurants, bars, and leisure activity.
