Biggest cities by language A-Z (Portuguese)

631,000

Brazil

one of Brazil's first planned cities; it is famous for the “Orla de Atalaia“

3 million

Brazil

UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its modernist architecture and for being built in the shape of an airplane

1.8 million

Brazil

globally recognized for its innovative urban planning and the iconic glass-and-steel Botanical Garden

866,000

Brazil

vital industrial hub and home to the REDUC refinery, one of the largest oil processing plants in Brazil

260,000

Brazil

famous for its vibrant arts and crafts fairs and its well-preserved colonial-style historic center

2.6 million

Brazil

famous for its year-round sunny beaches (like Praia do Futuro)

1.5 million

Brazil

known for its extensive Art Deco architecture and for having the second-highest amount of green space per inhabitant

249,000

Brazil

fast-growing city in the interior of São Paulo state, it has evolved from a small village into a major technology and logistics hub

383,000

Brazil

this city in the São Paulo metro area is an important industrial center that grew rapidly as part of the region's massive manufacturing expansion

898,000

Brazil

easternmost city in the Americas, the place where the sun rises first on the continent

4,000

Brazil

small town in the north of Paraná, historically significant for its role in the coffee expansion that transformed the state's economy

581,000

Brazil

inspired by the British entrepreneurs who founded it

2.3 million

Brazil

incredibly wealthy during the rubber boom, leading to the construction of the opulent Amazonas Opera House

843,000

Brazil

major commercial and residential hub in the state of Rio de Janeiro

760,000

Brazil

now an economic powerhouse, hosting the headquarters of Bradesco

1.4 million

Brazil

famous for its Gaucho culture, traditional barbecue (churrasco), and the scenic sunsets

149,000

Brazil

city in Rio de Janeiro state

6.7 million

Brazil

world-famous for the Christ the Redeemer statue

11.9 million

Brazil

financial heart of Brazil; it is a global cultural melting pot

906,000

Brazil

only capital in the Northeast region that is not located on the coast

762,000

Brazil

major logistics hub in the Triângulo Mineiro region, it is often ranked as one of the best cities for business in the Brazilian interior

507,000

Brazil

home to the historic Convent of Our Lady of Penha and the famous Garoto chocolate factory

19,000

Brazil

named after the 9th President of Brazil

45,000

Brazil

known as the “Fat Ox Capital” due to its massive importance in the regional cattle ranching industry.

3,400

Brazil

peaceful community in Santa Catarina centered around agriculture and timber