Where to Stay in Brasília
Best WiFi, coworking spaces, and long-stay neighborhoods
Best Neighborhoods for Digital Nomads
Ranked by relevance for digital nomads visiting Brasília
Asa Sul
Mid-rangeA well-planned residential and commercial hub with wide avenues and green spaces, offering a balanced urban lifestyle.
- +Abundant dining and shopping options
- +Easy access to major parks and attractions
- +Good public transport connections
- -Can feel very residential and quiet at night in some parts
- -Higher cost of living compared to other areas
Asa Norte
BudgetA vibrant and diverse neighborhood known for its universities, cultural spaces, and lively student population.
- +More affordable dining and accommodation options
- +Lively atmosphere, especially around universities
- +Good access to cultural institutions
- -Can be noisy due to student population
- -Some areas may feel less polished than Asa Sul
Setor Hoteleiro Norte (SHN)
Mid-rangeThe primary tourist and business district, characterized by a concentration of hotels and proximity to major landmarks.
- +Highest concentration of hotels and tourist services
- +Excellent access to public transport and major attractions
- +Safe and well-maintained public spaces
- -Lacks local residential character
- -Can be expensive
Setor de Embaixadas Sul
LuxuryAn exclusive and green area housing many foreign embassies, offering a quiet and prestigious environment.
- +Extremely safe and quiet
- +Beautifully landscaped and spacious
- +Proximity to a major park
- -Very limited dining and entertainment options within the immediate area
- -Primarily residential/embassy focused, lacks local charm
WiFi & Remote Work in Brasília
Quality
Good
Avg Speed
30-50 Mbps
Free WiFi
Shopping malls (Conjunto Nacional), some cafes, and hotels.
Coworking
There are several coworking spaces like 'Spaces' or 'WeWork' (check availability) with daily passes ranging from R$ 50-100.
Daily Budget (Budget)
BRL 150/day
2 areas to be cautious about
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