The sights of Brasil

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City Theater of Rio de Janeiro The Rio de Janeiro City Theater ( português .) Theatro Municipal do Rio de Janeiro is the opera and ballet theater in Rio de Janeiro. It was built in 1907, it was reconstructed in 1975-1978. Built in a neo-Renaissance style, the theater is decorated with sculptures by Enrique Bernardelli and paintings by Rodolfo Amoedu and Eliseu Visconti. Holds 2357 spectators.

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Iguazu Falls Iguazu Falls is one of the largest and most famous waterfalls in the world. It is located about 24 kilometers from the place where the Iguazu River flows into Parana and is on the border of Argentina and Brazil. The opening panorama overwhelms the audience with feelings of fear, delight and admiration for the perfection of nature. Visiting the waterfall and contact with the wild nature, the spectacle of the waters evoke emotions that many hope to experience at least once in life . Iguazu Falls is one of the largest waterfalls in the world. It is located about 24 kilometers from the place where the Iguazu River flows into Parana and is on the border of Argentina and Brazil. The opening of the panorama overwhelms the audience with feelings of fear, delight and admiration for the perfection of nature. Visiting the waterfall and contact with the wild nature, the spectacle of the waters, the evoke emotions that many hope to experience at least once in life.

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Church of Candelaria Candelaria in Rio de Janeiro is an important Roman Catholic church, an excellent example of Baroque architecture and a remarkable building in terms of history with an amazing interior. The church was built more than one decade: the beginning of the process was laid in 1775, and it was completed only in the 19th century. Because of such a long construction in the guise of Candelaria , several architectural styles have been mixed: the facade is baroque, and in the interior one can see neoclassical and neo-Renaissance elements.

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