The nickname says it all. Situated in the northeast side of Brazil, Recife showcases a thriving cultural, entertainment, and food scene. Here you will come across an array of towering buildings, colonial churches and busy markets on one side, and rivers, small islands, and bridges on the other. Recife embodies both seaside and commercial charm, ideal for a relaxing and inspiring holiday.<\/p>\n
You may see your favourite teams at Arena Pernambuco, which comes with restaurants, shopping centres, and cinemas.<\/p>\n
Salvador, the Classic Beauty<\/strong><\/p>\n Take a trip back time in Salvador and discover a city adorned with 17th\u00a0and 18th-century architecture. The perfect spot for travellers who fancy the arts, Salvador ensures a cultural experience you will cherish forever. Stroll along the Pelourinho, the city\u2019s historic centre. Its churches and colonial buildings will have you inspired throughout the whole trip. Take part in its countless parties and street festivals. Discover why it \u00a0earned the\u00a0name of Brazil’s capital of happiness.<\/p>\n To enjoy the game, make your way to Arena Fonte Nova. This 52,048 certainly has room for everyone!<\/p>\n Belo Horizonte, the Beautiful Horizon<\/strong><\/p>\n Belo Horizonte also known as Beag\u00e1 (pronounced as \u2018bay-ah-gah) \u00a0is the sixth-most populous city in Brazil. Named after the stunning views of nearby mountains, Beag\u00e1 imbues undeniable charm. Visit the cosmopolitan streets of the Savassi neighbourhood, acquaint with the locals at a fine restaurant, or make your way to the Inhotim art museum west of the city \u2013 with so much to offer, it\u2019s hard not to fall in love with Beag\u00e1.<\/p>\n The matches will be held at the Estadio Minierao which can house up to 57,483 fans.<\/p>\n Brasilia, the \u00a0Modernist Capital<\/strong><\/p>\n Sitting in the centre of Brazil, Brasilia is the only city in the world constructed in the 20th\u00a0century to be declared as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its avant-garde and modernist structures such as the Metropolitan Cathedral of Brasilia and the Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge, this capital city is an architectural dream.<\/p>\n This June, 68,009 spectators will get the chance to enjoy championship games at the grand Estadio Nacional Mane Garrincha, the second largest stadium hosting the event.<\/p>\n Natal, the Sun City<\/strong><\/p>\n Blessed with flawless weather, Natal is best for travellers wishing to soak up all the sun. This great capital of Rio Grande do Norte boasts an annual average of 28C and roughly 300 sunny days a year. \u00a0Its main attractions include beach neighbourhoods like the Ponta Negra,\u00a0the beach of Maracaja\u00fa, and the largest cashew tree in the world.<\/p>\n Catch the game at Estadio das Dunas, which has welcomed the biggest clashes in Natal football.<\/p>\n Manaus, the Heart of the Amazon<\/strong><\/p>\n Located in the heart of the Amazon rainforest, Manaus is a piece of urbanity in the middle of the jungle.\u00a0Here you will find the Teatro Amazonas, which was built during the prime years of rubber trade, the Mercado Municipal, which was modeled after Les Halles market in Paris, among many others.<\/p>\n The games will be available at Arena Amazon, which features 42,377 seats, restaurants and underground parking.<\/p>\n Rio de Janeiro, the Favourite Hotspot<\/strong><\/p>\n Rio de Janeiro continues to be the most popular tourist destination and cultural hotspot of the country. It\u2019s rich history and infectious joie de vivre simply makes this city popular around the world. Nestled between a tropical rainforest and a series of awe-inspiring beaches, Rio de Janeiro offers something for both the adventurer and laid-back souls.<\/p>\n Experience the hype of the 2014 FIFA World Cup at the Estadio Jornalista Mario Filho, better known as the Maracana, a venue that carries 73,531 spectators.<\/p>\n![\"Salvador\"](\"http:\/\/www.tripcentral.ca\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/06\/Salvador.png\")
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