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Belém, Brazil
This report provides general views of the city of Belém, Brazil, host of the COP30 climate conference held on 10-22 November 2025, as well as some views of the Amazonian rainforest near the city. Images include photos of the city and surroundings, the people, markets and traditional culture, and the Amazon rainforest fauna and flora.
The Ver-o-Peso Market, a historic fish market and one of the main landmarks of Belém
Fishermen at the Ver-o-Peso Market, a historic fish market and one of the main landmarks of Belém
The Ver-o-Peso Complex, including the blue Fish Market building, on the banks of Guajará Bay
The Ver-o-Peso Complex, including the blue Fish Market building, on the banks of Guajará Bay
Various spices and fruits for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Various spices and fruits for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Various spices and fruits for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
An "Erveiras" selling perfumes, herbal baths, potions, and medicinal herbs at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Perfumes, herbal baths, potions, and medicinal herbs for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Jambu flowers for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market. Widely used in Pará’s cuisine, they cause a tingling or numbing sensation in the mouth when eaten.
Cumari peppers, a staple of Amazonian cuisine, for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Cassava flour, a staple in the daily diet of the people of Pará, for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Daily life on Visconde de Souza Franco Avenue, one of the main thoroughfares of Belém
A jaguar at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
A "Samaúma" tree at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
The Federal University of Pará, located on the shores of Guajará Bay
View of the Tucunduba River flowing into Guajará Bay. This river runs through the Federal University of Pará, located on the shores of Guajará Bay
The Federal University of Pará, located on the shores of Guajará Bay. It is crossed by the Tucunduba River, which is used by residents of the waterfront neighborhoods to access the bay.
View of Cumbu Island, located opposite Belém, on the shores of Guajará Bay
View of Cumbu Island, located opposite Belém, on the shores of Guajará Bay
View of the city of Belém, on the shores of Guajará Bay
Palafitas, a type of stilt house commonly found in Brazil's Amazon rainforest and coastal areas, which in the city of Belém is synonymous with poverty
The Ver-o-Peso Market complex, including the blue Fish Market building, on the banks of Guajará Bay
The Court of Justice of the State of Pará with the flags of Brazil, Pará, and Mercosur
Pará State Government Palace with the flags of Brazil, Pará, and Mercosur
A passenger ship along the banks of the Amazon River in Belém
View of the city of Belém, on the shores of Guajará Bay
A small fising boat along the banks of the Amazon River in Belém
A passenger ship along the banks of the Amazon River in Belém
Boats and port structures along the banks of the Amazon River in Belém
Palafitas, a type of stilt house commonly found in Brazil's Amazon rainforest and coastal areas, which in the city of Belém is synonymous with poverty
The Belém Lighthouse, a modern lighthouse located in the Mangal das Garças ecological park
A Greenpeace boat along the banks of the Amazon River in Belém
Palafitas, a type of stilt house commonly found in Brazil's Amazon rainforest and coastal areas, on Cumbu Island, near Belém, in the Amazon River delta
Scene of nature on Cumbu Island, near Belém, in the Amazon River delta
Palafitas, a type of stilt house commonly found in Brazil's Amazon rainforest and coastal areas, on Cumbu Island, near Belém, in the Amazon River delta
Scene of river life on Cumbu Island, near Belém, in the Amazon River delta
Scene of nature on Cumbu Island, near Belém, in the Amazon River delta
A white egret flying over water in the Amazon River delta
Boats along the banks of Cumbu Island, near Belém, in the Amazon River delta
View of Belém’s traditional waterfront seen from the Amazon River
View of Belém’s traditional waterfront seen from the Amazon River, showing the city’s historic port area and the Ver-o-Peso market
View of Belém’s traditional waterfront seen from the Amazon River, showing the city’s historic port area and the Ver-o-Peso market, one of Brazil’s oldest and largest open-air markets, central to the daily life and economy of the Amazon region.
View of Belém’s traditional waterfront seen from the Amazon River, showing the city’s historic port area and the Ver-o-Peso market, one of Brazil’s oldest and largest open-air markets, central to the daily life and economy of the Amazon region.
View of Belém’s traditional waterfront seen from the Amazon River, showing the city’s historic port area and the Ver-o-Peso market, one of Brazil’s oldest and largest open-air markets, central to the daily life and economy of the Amazon region.
View of Belém’s traditional waterfront seen from the Amazon River, showing the city’s historic port area and the Ver-o-Peso market, one of Brazil’s oldest and largest open-air markets, central to the daily life and economy of the Amazon region.
Dozens of boats taking part in a "barqueata", a protest in defense of the environment, as part of COP30
Dozens of boats taking part in a "barqueata", a protest in defense of the environment, as part of COP30
Dozens of boats taking part in a "barqueata", a protest in defense of the environment, as part of COP30
The Palácio Antônio Lemos, a public building, palace, museum, and the city hall of Belém
View of the Palácio Antônio Lemos, a public building, palace, museum, and the city hall of Belém, just before heavy rain began to fall
Brazilians and foreign tourists hanging out at Estação das Docas, on the coast of Guajará Bay, one of the city's favorite tourist spots
Brazilians and foreign tourists hanging out at Estação das Docas, on the coast of Guajará Bay, one of the city's favorite tourist spots
Brazilians and foreign tourists hanging out at Estação das Docas, on the coast of Guajará Bay, one of the city's favorite tourist spots
A resident of Ver-o-Peso looking out over the river and boats moored at the market
Baskets of mangoes for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
White Açaí for sale at the Ver-o-Peso Market
Men carrying bags and baskets of açaí berries at the Ver-o-Peso market
Men carrying bags and baskets of açaí berries at the Ver-o-Peso market
Men carrying bags and baskets of açaí berries at the Ver-o-Peso market
A man filleting and selling different types of fish early in the morning at the "fish rock" in the Ver-o-Peso Market, while a dog walks past him
The Parque da Residência, where the public building that currently houses the Pará State Department of Culture is located, with the flags of Brazil and Pará
A fish vendor at the Ver-o-Peso market. The sale of fresh fish is part of the city’s cultural heritage, supplying local restaurants and homes across Belém.
Fish vendors at the Ver-o-Peso market. The sale of fresh fish is part of the city’s cultural heritage, supplying local restaurants and homes across Belém.
Fishermen at the Ver-o-Peso market. The sale of fresh fish is part of the city’s cultural heritage, supplying local restaurants and homes across Belém.
Fish vendors at the Ver-o-Peso market. The sale of fresh fish is part of the city’s cultural heritage, supplying local restaurants and homes across Belém.
Açaí sellers at the Ver-o-Peso market. The preparation and sale of açaí is a deeply rooted Amazonian tradition, central to local cuisine and daily life in the region.
Açaí for sale at the Ver-o-Peso market. The preparation and sale of açaí is a deeply rooted Amazonian tradition, central to local cuisine and daily life in the region.
Açaí sellers at the Ver-o-Peso market. The preparation and sale of açaí is a deeply rooted Amazonian tradition, central to local cuisine and daily life in the region.
Açaí sellers at the Ver-o-Peso market. The preparation and sale of açaí is a deeply rooted Amazonian tradition, central to local cuisine and daily life in the region.
Açaí sellers at the Ver-o-Peso market. The preparation and sale of açaí is a deeply rooted Amazonian tradition, central to local cuisine and daily life in the region.
Açaí sellers at the Ver-o-Peso market. The preparation and sale of açaí is a deeply rooted Amazonian tradition, central to local cuisine and daily life in the region.
Turtles at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
Turtles at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
An alligator at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
An otter at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
Brazilians and foreign tourists visiting the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
A scarlet macaw at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
A squirrel monkey at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
A red-faced spider monkey at the Emílio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Museum in downtown Belém, one of Brazil’s oldest research institutions dedicated to the study and preservation of Amazonian biodiversity and culture
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