How much do you know--or want to learn--about Brazil?

This 38-m (125-ft) statue stands as one of the most iconic sights in Rio.

This postcard-perfect beach forms a crest along the northwestern coast of Fernando de Noronha Island.

Sitting on the border of Brazil and Argentina, these falls extend for 2,700 m (8,900 ft)

This beach close to Natal is famous for its sand dunes, which constantly change size and position due to steady winds.

This northern city is known for its colorful Portuguese colonial architecture, African cultural influence, raucous Carnival celebration, and, of course, beaches.

This fish/seafood stew also features diced tomatoes, onions, and coriander, with other ingredients varying based on geography.

This gluttonous street food features a fried patty of crushed black-eyed peas that's stuffed with dried shrimp and a spicy puree of prawns, bread, cashews, and other ingredients

This national dish is a is a basic but satisfying stew of black beans, sausages, and pork.

18th-century gauchos brought this simple style of barbecuing meat skewers to Brazil. Today you'll find it everywhere from fine steakhouses to streetside grills.

An icon of Brasilia due to its modern appearance featuring 16 curved concrete columns, Catedral Metropolitana was built largely underground and designed by which famous Brazilian architect?