ABOUT GOIÂNIA

Goiânia, the capital of the state of Goiás, is a vibrant city in central Brazil known for its modern urban design and green spaces. Founded in 1933, it was created as part of a planned movement to develop the region, and its architecture still reflects strong Art Deco influences.

The city boasts numerous parks, such as Parque Flamboyant and Parque Vaca Brava, offering locals and visitors serene spots to relax and enjoy nature. Goiânia is also an important economic hub, particularly for agribusiness, with strong ties to the agricultural industries of the surrounding state. The city is renowned for its lively sertanejo music scene, and Brazil's traditional country music, which can be enjoyed at local bars and venues. Food lovers will appreciate its rich gastronomy, featuring regional dishes like empadão goiano and pamonha, which highlight the state’s culinary traditions.

Goiânia serves as a gateway to nearby attractions, including the breathtaking Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park and the hot springs of Caldas Novas. The city also hosts major events at the Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna, drawing motorsport enthusiasts from across Brazil and beyond.

With its friendly atmosphere, dynamic culture, and strategic location, Goiânia offers a unique blend of urban energy and natural beauty, making it a standout destination in central Brazil.