Brasilia TV Tower

We are at the Brasília TV Tower, the tallest structure in the capital and the third tallest in Brazil. Standing at 224 meters, this iron lattice tower was designed by the architect Loo-see-oo Cos-tah—the man responsible for the…

The primary reason to visit the TV Tower is to ascend to the observation deck. Located seventy-five meters above the plaza, this deck offers a 360-degree panoramic view that is absolutely essential for any visitor wanting to…

The architecture of the TV Tower is a departure from the 'concrete poetry' found elsewhere in Brasília. Designed by Loo-see-oo Cos-tah, it is an iron lattice structure that emphasizes transparency and structural honesty. …

At the base of the TV Tower, you will find one of Brasília’s most vibrant and beloved traditions: the Feira da Torre, or the Handicraft Fair. This market is a kaleidoscope of local culture, featuring hundreds of stalls where…

Near the base of the tower, there is a small museum and monument dedicated to the life and work of Loo-see-oo Cos-tah. While Ooz-kar Nee-my-er is the more famous name associated with Brasília, it was Cos-tah who actually designed…

In front of the TV Tower sits a large ornamental fountain that is the site of a spectacular light and water show. This fountain is one of the largest in Latin America and features hundreds of jets that can shoot water up to 50…

As you walk around the plaza at the base of the TV Tower, take a moment to observe the various sculptures and artistic elements that decorate the area. These works are a testament to the fact that in Brasília, art is never far…

As we conclude our visit to the Brasília TV Tower, take one last look out from the observation deck at the city below. From this height, the logic of the capital is undeniable. …