Rio Grande do Norte - Rio Grande do Norte

Location map of Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil

The state Rio Grande do Norte lies in the northeast Brazil. It surrounds the northeastern tip of South America, which is known as Esquina do Brasil is known. The easternmost point, however, is a little further south in the state Paraíba.

Regions

Map of Rio Grande do Norte

places

  • 1 natalWebsite of this institutionNatal in the encyclopedia WikipediaNatal in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsNatal (Q131620) in the Wikidata database, 800,000 inhabitants, the capital with some magnificent colonial buildings and beautiful beaches in the area
  • 2 MossoróWebsite of this institutionMossoró in the Wikivoyage travel guide in another languageMossoró in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMossoró in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsMossoró (Q694845) in the Wikidata database, 250,000 inhabitants, petroleum metropolis in the west of the state
  • 3 ParnamirimWebsite of this institutionParnamirim in the travel guide Wikivoyage in another languageParnamirim in the Wikipedia encyclopediaParnamirim in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryParnamirim (Q986261) in the Wikidata database, 200,000 inhabitants, industrial city on the east coast, important military base in World War II. On the outskirts is the largest cashew tree in the world
  • 4 Sao Miguel do GostosoSão Miguel do Gostoso in the Wikipedia encyclopediaSão Miguel do Gostoso in the Wikimedia Commons media directorySão Miguel do Gostoso (Q988901) in the Wikidata database, Seaside resort on the north coast
  • 5 Areia BrancaAreia Branca in the Wikipedia encyclopediaAreia Branca in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsAreia Branca (Q2072691) in the Wikidata database, 25,000 inhabitants, in the extreme northwest, site of a huge water desalination plant that produces 95% of the salt used in Brazil.

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getting there

The new 1 Natal AirportNatal Airport in the Wikipedia encyclopediaNatal Airport in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryNatal Airport (Q2090101) in the Wikidata database(IATA: NAT) was opened in 2014 for the soccer World Cup. It is only served by a few direct flights from Europe (TAP Portugal flies weekly from Lisbon), but has many connections to the major air hubs in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo and other important cities, such as B. Salvador, Brasília, Recife, Belo Horizonte and Fortaleza.

It is often cheaper to fly to São Paulo, Recife or Rio de Janeiro first and book the connecting flight to Natal separately.

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Tourist Attractions

The largest cashew tree in the world (8,500 m²)

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