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Torre de TV Digital: A Blossom in the Brasília Skyline
Experience breathtaking panoramic views of Brasília from the iconic Torre de TV Digital, Oscar Niemeyer's 'Flor do Cerrado'.
The Torre de TV Digital, also known as the 'Flor do Cerrado' (Cerrado Flower), is a striking telecommunications tower and observation point in Brasília. Designed by the renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer, it stands as one of his final projects and offers panoramic views of the city.
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A brief summary to Torre de TV Digital
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Plan your visit
Setor Habitacional Taquari, Brasilia, Lago Norte, Federal District, 70000-000, BR
Tuesday
12 pm-6 pm
Wednesday
12 pm-6 pm
Thursday
12 pm-6 pm
Friday
12 pm-6 pm
Saturday
9 am-6 pm
Sunday
9 am-6 pm
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Rising from the Setor Habitacional Taquari in Lago Norte, the Torre de TV Digital is more than just a functional structure; it's a symbol of Brasília's modern architectural identity. Inaugurated in 2012, it serves as a digital television signal transmitter for the Federal District and surrounding areas. Locals affectionately call it the 'Flor do Cerrado' because its design resembles a flower native to the Brazilian savanna.Designed by the legendary Oscar Niemeyer, the tower embodies the Brasiliense architectural style, characterized by its modernist concrete and unique form. Standing at 182 meters tall, the tower features two glass cupolas and includes a restaurant and art gallery. Visitors can ascend to the observation deck for a 360-degree view of Brasília's iconic landmarks, lush parks, and intricate urban layout. The tower experienced structural and accessibility issues, which led to closures for renovations between 2013 and 2018.Visiting the Torre de TV Digital offers a privileged perspective of Brasília's planned cityscape and the surrounding Cerrado vegetation. The tower is easily accessible and provides a memorable experience, whether bathed in sunlight during the day or illuminated at night.
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Getting There
Public Transport
From Brasília's city center (e.g., near the Juscelino Kubitschek bridge), take bus line 0.201 towards Setor Habitacional Taquari. Get off at the stop near Setor Habitacional Taquari, then walk east along the main road to reach the tower entrance. A single bus fare costs approximately R$5.54.
Taxi/Ride-Sharing
From anywhere in Brasília, use a ride-sharing app (Uber, 99) or a taxi to 'Torre de TV Digital' in Setor Habitacional Taquari. Taxi fares vary based on distance and time; a 20-minute trip from the city center could cost around R$45. Ensure the driver resets the taximeter before starting the trip.
Driving
From central Brasília, drive towards Lago Norte and follow signs to Setor Habitacional Taquari. Parking is available near the tower. While some hotels near the Digital TV Tower offer free parking, parking availability and rates at the tower itself can vary. Check for current parking costs upon arrival.
A brief summary to Torre de TV Digital
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