Visit Belo Horizonte
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Belo Horizonte: How to get there?
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Belo Horizonte Vacations
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There's not much to see in Belo Horizonte, except for those who like the architecture of Niemeyer. On the other hand, it's the perfect departure point for a tour of the historic cities.
Belo Horizonte: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
The sixth largest city of Brazil has an excellent reputation. Despite often being avoided by tourists who prefer the colonial cities in the State, the capital of Minas Gerais doesn't lack interest.
My suggestion
Known across Brazil for being the capital of bars (botecos in Portuguese), I advise you tospend a night in Belo Horizonte to confirm the reputation of the mineiros and try the local cachaça.
There's not much to see in Belo Horizonte, except for those who like the architecture of Niemeyer. On the other hand, it's the perfect departure point for a tour of the historic cities.
My suggestion
I advise you to go to Belo Horizonte on the weekend. Flights and hotels are much cheaper then.
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