Travel and transport agencies Brasília

Many foreign destinations, including Paris with TAP. Hub for many destinations within the country.

Services: shops, restaurants, bookshop, post office, banks.

To get there: by taxi (around R$50), via the bus line (no. 102 serves the central station, around R$3) or with the executivo line no. 113, the most practical option for reaching the centre and the main hotels (airport - north and south hotel sector, shuttles every 30 minutes, around R$12).

30% reduction at the end of the stroke. App available. Remember that the taxi is a fairly safe means of transport in Brazil as long as you respect certain safety conditions. Call the taxi at the central office or pick it up at a taxi rank. Do not hail it on the street. The driver must set his meter (day and night rates) unless you negotiate a flat rate with him. In general, rides remain affordable in terms of price. Today, Uber is very present in Brazil, in competition with taxis, it's up to you.

For intra-city transport (not to be confused with rodoferroviária, for inter-city transport). In a city made for cars, there are not always enough buses and the vehicles are often in bad condition, even if the set of cars was changed in 2014! The city is cross-shaped, so most of the lines pass through the rodoviária. The main lines running within the Plano Piloto pass through L2 Norte/Sul and W3 Norte/Sul.

Access: airport-rodoviária connection every 30 minutes or so

Brasilia has a metro with only two lines, the green and orange lines, which have a number of common stations. From the Rodoviaria the metro follows towards Samambaia or Taguatinga/Ceilândia, always passing through the Asa Sul district. Stops: Rodoviária, Galeria (central area - Setor Bancario), 102/202, 108/208, 112/212 and 114/214 south, Asa Sul terminal, shopping (this stop gives access to the Park Shopping and the Interestadual station). Both lines also pass through Guara, where there is a large popular market (Feira do Guara stop).

Correios de Brasília offers a range of parcel delivery options. Customers can choose to collect their parcels from one of the Correios branches, providing the address and zip code of the most convenient branch. Customers can also opt for interactive delivery, where they will receive a text message each time there is new information on the tracking of their parcel, whether national or international. For those with no fixed address, or who live in an area where delivery is restricted, the P.O. box is an ideal solution. Finally, there's the smart mailbox, an exclusive solution for residential condominiums without a concierge, where parcels can be collected using an access code.