One of the best ways to explore Brazil’s spectacular capital city by night, this tour combines the modern and historic sights with dinner. One highlight is the TV Tower, whose 75 metre-high observation deck offers a panoramic view of the city and its lights. At its foot are the Gem Museum and the city’s largest market. Also included is a visit to the Alvorada Palace (dating from 1958), the first public building opened in Brasília and the official residence of the President. From here the tour proceeds to the Temple of Boa Vontade (Goodwill), which resembles a pyramid, and the Buriti Palace, which features the statue of a she-wolf feeding the twins Romulus and Remus, a replica of the Roman icon. Dinner will be at a typical restaurant that specializes in grilled meats.