Mato Grosso (MT)
Bordering Bolivia on the west and covering an area equivalent in size to Venezuela, Mato Grosso is Brazil’s third biggest state. With its northern territory taken up by the Amazon […]
Mato Grosso do Sul (MS)
Located in the south of the Midwest region, Mato Grosso do Sul borders Bolivia and Paraguay, occupying a larger territorial area than Germany. It is one of the newest states in Brazil, having been created [...]
Minas Gerais (MG)
Located in the Southeast region, Brazil’s second most populated state, and the one with the most municipalities: 853. Its history is strongly linked to mining and mineral extraction. In fact, […]
Pará (PA)
The second largest state in Brazil, Pará has the highest population in the Northern region of the country. Once belonging to Spain at the time of the Treaty of Tordesilhas, […]
Paraíba (PB)
Paraíba is in the eastern region of the Northeast of Brazil. The Ponta do Seixas, in the capital João Pessoa, is the eastern most point of Brazil and the Americas. […]
Paraná (PR)
Located in the South of the country, Paraná was created when the state separated from São Paulo, in 1853. Its name is a reference to the big river which borders […]
Pernambuco (PE)
Located in the North-eastern region, the state of Pernambuco has played an important role in over the course of Brazil’s history. The country’s oldest economic hub, as early as the […]
Piauí
Discover Piauí: A Cultural Journey in the Heart of the Brazilian Northeast! Be enchanted by Piauí: A cultural and historical journey in the heart of the Brazilian Northeast! Discover a […]
Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Located in the South-eastern region, Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s most densely populated state, with the country’s third largest population. Its capital is one of Brazil’s oldest cities, with over […]
Rio Grande do Norte
Rio Grande do Norte has 400 km of coastline, with dunes, cliffs and sea, predominantly tropical climate, which may vary according to the region. The state capital is the city […]
