Esplanade of Ministries

The Esplanade of Ministries was designed by architect Oscar Niemeyer for Brasilia's inauguration as Brazil's new capital in 1960.

Yes, guided tours are offered to provide insight into the buildings and history of the Esplanade.

Access to the government buildings is restricted, but the exteriors can be admired from the esplanade.

Parking is available around the esplanade for visitors' convenience.

Security measures are implemented around the government buildings; visitors are advised to follow instructions.

Efforts have been made to ensure accessibility for individuals with disabilities, though some areas may pose challenges.

Photography is allowed on the esplanade, capturing the unique architecture and surroundings.

There are dining options nearby where visitors can enjoy local and international cuisine.

Yes, there is no entrance fee to explore the public space of the Esplanade.

Early mornings or late afternoons offer cooler temperatures and smaller crowds for a pleasant visit.