World Heritage Sites in Brazil
22 entries in the World Heritage Sites in Brazil compendium.
Atlantic ForestA biodiverse rainforest along Brazil's coast, heavily deforested.Chapada dos Veadeiros National ParkBrazilian national park on an ancient plateau, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Círio De NazaréAnnual Catholic procession in Belém, Brazil, honoring Our Lady of Nazareth.Diamantina, Minas GeraisHistoric diamond-mining town in Minas Gerais, Brazil.Emas National ParkA Brazilian cerrado park and UNESCO World Heritage Site.Fernando de NoronhaArchipelago and state district of Pernambuco, Brazil.Historic Center of SalvadorHistoric colonial center and Afro-Brazilian cultural hub in Salvador.Historic Centre of São LuísPortuguese colonial city adapted to equatorial climate.Iguaçu National ParkBrazilian national park with one of the world's largest waterfalls.Ilha GrandeForested Brazilian island with rich biodiversity and a former prison.Lençóis Maranhenses National ParkBrazilian national park with seasonal freshwater lagoons among sand dunes.Monte Pascoal National ParkNational park in Bahia, Brazil, containing Monte Pascoal.OlindaHistoric colonial city and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Brazil.Palácio do PlanaltoOfficial workplace of the Brazilian president in Brasília.PantanalWorld's largest tropical wetland and flooded grasslands.Salvador, BahiaFirst capital of Colonial Brazil and center of Afro-Brazilian culture.São Francisco SquareA historic plaza fusing Spanish and Portuguese colonial urban design.São Luís, MaranhãoBrazilian state capital founded by France, with a UNESCO-listed historic center.Ruins of São Miguel das MissõesRuins of a Jesuit mission and Guaraní reduction in southern Brazil.Serra da Capivara National ParkBrazilian park with oldest prehistoric sites in the Americas.Serra do MarA 1,500-km system of mountain ranges and escarpments in southeastern Brazil.Valongo WharfA historic dock where enslaved Africans were landed and traded.
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