Your local gateway to Brazil's capital
Private tours, curated experiences & insider tips — guided by a bilingual native who actually knows this city.
Our Tours
Every tour is private, fully flexible, and led by a bilingual native of the city.
📷 Full Day · Hotel Pickup
The definitive visual journey through Brasília. We start at your hotel and end at the Pontão — hitting every unmissable landmark along the way.
🏛️ 3–4 hours · Private
Go behind the architecture and discover how Brazil is governed. Visit the Palácio do Planalto, Supreme Court, and the congressional buildings at the heart of the republic.
🏙️ 3–4 hours · Private
Understand the urban genius behind the Pilot Plan. We explore the monumental axis and Lúcio Costa's original vision for the world's greatest planned city.
🔍 3–4 hours · Private
Skip the well-worn tourist trail. Discover architectural gems, secret viewpoints, and surprising corners that most visitors — and even many residents — never find.
Featured Experience
A full-day journey through the most photogenic landmarks in Brasília, with hotel pickup and drop-off at the Pontão.
Oscar Niemeyer designed Brasília to be photographed. This tour is built around that idea. You'll have time at every stop to capture the light, the angles, and the stories — guided by someone who knows exactly where to stand.
Airbnb Experience
Discover Brasília through the eyes of someone who lives here. Choose up to 5 experiences from 10 options — we build your tour around you.
Instead of a fixed itinerary, you choose what interests you most. When booking, you select up to five experiences from the list. During the tour (3–4 hours), we visit the places you chose and explore them together with your guide — a born-and-raised Brasiliense who speaks fluent English.
Cathedral, National Museum, Congress & Praça dos Três Poderes.
Planalto, Supreme Court & the political center of the country.
The Pilot Plan, Lúcio Costa's urban vision & the monumental axis.
Gems, viewpoints & corners that most tourists never see.
Daily life in Brasília — local shops, green areas & residential architecture.
Cultural centers, the National Museum & public art across the city.
The most beautiful viewpoints of the city and Lake Paranoá.
The relaxed side of the city near Lake Paranoá — how locals unwind.
A local café or bakery stop — Brazilian coffee, snacks & real conversation.
For enthusiasts: a deeper look at Niemeyer's design concepts and legacy.
Local Life
Brasília is famous for being hard to explore on your own. The best spots — where locals actually eat, hang out, and spend their weekends — don't show up in guidebooks. We take you there.
We skip the overpriced, overcrowded spots and take you where people actually go.
Tell us your vibe and we design the experience on the fly — nothing is fixed in advance.
No two experiences are the same. This one will be yours.
Pick everything that sounds like you — we'll do the rest.
Pastelarias, food trucks & the kind of lunch spots only regulars know about.
Live forró, bars in the 405 Sul, and whatever is happening tonight.
Cerrado trails, wild orchids & places where the city just disappears.
Street murals, gallery openings & the public installations most people walk past.
Walk through a superquadra, visit a feira & feel what real life here is like.
From paddle courts to a Brasiliense match — the city's sporting soul.
The stories behind the construction — the candangos, the city's forgotten origins.
The best sunset spots in the city — some so beautiful they don't feel real.
Concierge Service
Not sure which tour to pick? Tell us which attractions interest you and we'll design a private experience just for you.
Reviews
"Absolutely the best way to see Brasília. Our guide knew every angle, every story, every hidden detail. We left feeling like we actually understood the city."
"We did the photography tour and got shots we could never have found on our own. The Palácio do Itamaraty at that hour was unreal. Worth every cent."
"I've visited Brasília twice before and thought I knew the city. This tour showed me things I'd completely missed. The local knowledge is genuinely extraordinary."
Where to Eat
Curated by a local — these are the places worth your time (and your appetite).
Brasília's most celebrated upscale dining experience. Chef Caio Soter takes regional Brazilian ingredients and elevates them into something extraordinary. The tasting menu changes seasonally.
A sprawling celebration of northeastern Brazilian cuisine — over 100 dishes served fresh every day. The kind of lunch that makes you cancel your afternoon plans. Always packed, always worth it.
The original Brazilian steakhouse experience. Gauchos carve tableside, the salad bar is a meal in itself, and the picanha is consistently the best in the city. A quintessential Brazilian ritual.
A quiet, intimate space where the chef's craft takes center stage. Brasília has a significant Japanese-Brazilian community and the quality of the fish here reflects it. Booking essential.
Where Japanese technique meets Brazilian flavors. The Nikkei cuisine of Brazil is its own distinct tradition and this restaurant does it better than almost anywhere in the city.
The neighborhood sushi spot that locals actually go to. No tourist pricing, no unnecessary theatre — just excellent fish and a warm, unpretentious atmosphere in the South Wing.
Refined Italian cooking with exceptional imported ingredients and a wine list that rivals São Paulo's best. The pasta is handmade daily and the tiramisu is the real version.
Share everything at this exuberant space in the South Wing. The meze plates keep coming and the lamb dishes are the best in Brasília by a wide margin. Loud, social, and absolutely delicious.
A relaxed lakeside setting with a menu that spans the Mediterranean coast. The seafood is flown in fresh, the views of the lake are beautiful, and the weekend brunch is a Brasília institution.
The most adventurous restaurant in Brasília. Chef Ana Paula Junqueira forages and sources directly from the Cerrado savanna, creating dishes that taste like nowhere else on earth.
The kind of lunch your Brazilian grandmother would make if she lived in Brasília. Rotating daily specials, always sold out by 1pm. The rice and beans alone are worth the visit.
Central Brazilian cooking done simply and beautifully. The name comes from the guava tree, and guava appears in some form in almost every dish — including the most surprising desserts.
🍽️ Want a dinner reservation? Our concierge service includes restaurant recommendations and reservations. Contact us for help planning your evenings.
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Brasília, Federal District, Brazil.
We cover the entire Pilot Plan and surrounding areas.