South America

Imagine you are sitting high on the roof of a high building with a coctail in your hand, and in front of you lies a whole city. The images in this article are showing places like that, that look stunning.

Christ the Redeemer or Cristo Redentor is a statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil of Jesus Christ. Between 1931 and 2010, it was considered as the world’s largest and most popular Art Deco statue until the statue of Christ the King in Poland topped the list.

The pleasant city of Montevideo serves as the capital city of the southern America country of Uruguay. The city traces its history back in 1724 and largely remained as an old town before being modernized in the 19th century.

Located in Chile in the province of Easter Island, Hanga Roa serves as the capital, harbor and main town of the province. With a population of about 5000 people, it is the most populous town on the Island.

The cultured city of Georgetown is very friendly in nature and depicts a beautiful combination of Asian influence, English heritage and the Caribbean warmth. Guyanese people are famed for their extreme hospitality and friendliness and a visit to Georgetown will only leave you with memorable, mind blowing experiences.

With a history dating back in 1960, Brasilia is a well planned city and the capital of Brazil. The city is a home to modernist architecture that let to its listing as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and worldwide architectural designs appear to be represented in Brasilia in one way or the other.

Most people who have traveled to Asunción acknowledge that getting your around the economic and capital centre of Paraguay is hard. At heart, the city is amazingly beautiful featuring some beaux art colonial buildings, shady plazas, international cuisine and very friendly locals.

The population of Bogota, Colombia currently stands at 8.8 million and the city approximately sits at 8, 669 feet above sea level in Colombian Andes area. The city has a relatively easy orientation and one can visibly see the eastern mountains while at the city.

As the capital city of Peru, Lima is the largest city in the nation and features a mixture of modern mega structures together with colonial architecture and slum areas. Having been Spanish rule’s seat for 300 years, Lima boasts of wonderful churches, monasteries and cloisters which make the city a hot touristic spot in the nation.

Sao Paulo is the most famous and largest Brazilian city with the city boasting of a population of 11 million people. Sao Paulo is rated among the top wealthiest city in southern hemisphere even though class inequality is a serious issue here.

Fernando de Noronha is a group of islands located close to Brazil in South America. It is a tourist site in Brazil with secluded white sandy beaches, historic sites, unique landscapes, and nature discoveries to explore in the islands.

Ronde Island is one of the very few territories on earth that lack neither a government nor a nation to control it. Ronde Island is a territory subject to investment by billionaire investors worldwide, so it is considered private property.