Cultural News in Brazil

Brazil Selection have been organizing luxury tours in Brazil for years, and we know that it would be impossible to cover them all in one post. So, here are some of our top Brazilian landmarks that should be on your bucket list.

Marajó Art is the style of art originating on Marajó island in the state of Pará. The island sits at the mouth of the Amazon River. It was inhabited by a pre Columbian civilization known as “Marajoara people.” Here we have a look at the artifacts featuring this beautiful artwork and examine its origins and legacy.

A look at how religious orders and missions in Brazil helped shape Brazilian society. During colonial times the indoctrination of indigenous people had a knock-on effect both in terms of oposition from the Portuguese crown and the introduction of black African slaves.

Until now, Brazilian oysters they have been a relatively well kept secret. Find out why they have become a sought after delicacy in Brazil and beyond.

Christmas in Brazil shares many similarities with other countries, however there are some traditions and that set Brazil apart. Here they are!

Our top picks for our favourite lighthouses to visit in Brazil. You can see most or all of them during a Brazil Selection tour.

Sebastiao Salgado is a world – reknowned Brazilian photographer and ecological activist. His photos have inspired and informed millions. Read his story here.

What is the incredible difference between a Motel in Florida and a Motel in São Paulo? Read on to find out!

Attitudes towards wine in Brazil are changing. Here we have a look at the national wines that have started to take their places on Brazilian tables.

Brazil Selection takes a closer look at cachaça, the most famous Brazilian spirit. Distilled from fermented sugarcane, it is the secret to Caipirinha!

How the defiant culture changed Brazil and the world.

Our Top 10 Selection of Brazilian tracks to get you in the mood for a trip to Brazil!

With its endless Summer, paradisical landscapes and rapidly emerging economy, could Ceará be the New El Dorado of Brazil?

In 2015 President Dilma Rousseff opened the museum of the future in Rio de Janeiro. Here we have a look at this impressive, solar-powered building, a must see when in Rio!