Explore Brasilia, the capital of Brazil, like never before with the crafted Brasilia Landmark for Microsoft Flight Simulator.

Designed by the renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer and urban planner Lúcio Costa, Brasilia is famous for its unique layout resembling the shape of an airplane when viewed from above—a symbol of Brazil's aspirations for the future during its construction in the 1960s.

This add-on brings the modernist capital to life, featuring over 100 accurately positioned buildings, over 5 rooftop helipads, enhanced night lighting, and improved terrain details.

Discover key points of interest, including the iconic administrative area with ministry buildings, the football stadium, various office towers, and majestic bridges.

Congresso Nacional Comprising twin towers and two domes, one concave and the other convex, it is the seat of the legislative branch of Brazil.

Palacio do Planalto The seat of the executive branch, where the President of Brazil works.

Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) The seat of the judicial branch of Brazil.

Catedral Metropolitana de Brasilia Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, famous for its modern architecture with 16 curved columns.

Palacio da Alvorada The official residence of the President of Brazil, located on the shores of Lake Paranoa.

Ponte Juscelino Kubitschek An iconic bridge that spans Lake Paranoa, known for its bold architectural design.

Torre de TV de Brasilia A communication tower offering a panoramic view of the city, featuring an observation deck and a craft fair at its base.

Estadio Nacional Mane Garrincha One of the largest football stadiums in Brazil, used for sports events and concerts.

Itamaraty (Palacio dos Arcos) The headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, recognized for its gardens and distinctive architecture.

Esplanada dos Ministerios A series of buildings housing the headquarters of various government ministries, aligned along the city’s main avenue.

And more than 100 POIs included