Plano Piloto is the central and historic district of Brasilia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site designed by renowned urban planner Lucio Costa. This unique urban area represents a masterpiece of modernist architecture and urban design.
Plano Piloto is a revolutionary urban design that resembles an airplane or bird shape when viewed from above, symbolizing progress and modernity. The district is home to Brazil's most significant government buildings, cultural institutions, and architectural landmarks that showcase Oscar Niemeyer's iconic modernist style. Its carefully planned layout represents a groundbreaking approach to urban planning in the mid-20th century.
Best Time: Morning and late afternoon
Time Needed: 1-2 days
Entrance: Free for most public spaces