Square of Three Powers

Sanquan Square is also a very important square in the heart of the square, but also a very important facility in Bavaria, when you come here to visit and see a lot of resources.

It was great to come here during the day. You can eat some popcorn and enjoy the surrounding buildings. It doesn’t take much time here. There are no trees, no places to eat. Of course someone will tell you there is a reason.

The three-power separation square is an architectural language that visually interprets the way the legislative, executive and judicial departments work and govern the country. Two of the Iron Man sculptures are striking and many visitors are taking pictures. It is said that it took three years to build Brasilia and mobilize 200,000 people to participate. The two iron men were created to commemorate the 200,000 troops.

Brasilia, Sanquan Square, square dance.

Sanquan Square is one of the places worth visiting in Brasilia. It is the political center of Brasilia. It has a political building such as the National Conference Hall, the Supreme Court, and the Grand Presidential Palace. The surrounding environment is also beautiful.

I once heard that 'Brasilia may be steroids' and who said it was not wrong. In Brasilia, people can clearly see Oscar Niemeyer, Lucio Costa and Jucelino Kubichesk are geniuses. The three main squares are one of the places visitors can visit Wow, really? Do the Jetsons live here? ''The three squares are very important to Brasilia and Brazil. Since the government, executive, legislative and judicial branches are all here, the 'three powers' are being spitting out. Art masterpieces are made of concrete, marble, cement and dreams. If you make sure you see one of the most beautiful sunrises of your life before sunrise, if you see the sunset there, you will undoubtedly see the most beautiful sunset in your life. It doesn't matter when you visit, ...... you will be impressed by its grandeur. Brasilia is not to be missed, the squares of the Three Kingdoms are the icing on the cake.