Memorial of the Federal Public
Prosecutor's Office
Inaugurated in 2005 and overlooking Paranoá Lake, it exhibits historic furniture, pictures and pieces coming from Rio de Janeiro (former Brazilian capital). Two multimedia terminals reveal the agency's operations – including the changes brought by the 1988 Constitution – and its role as a guardian of the law and defender of society.
Setor de Autarquias Federais Sul – quadra 4 – conjunto C – bloco
B – cobertura
How to get there: 
Phone: 61-3105-6496
Visits: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: shuttle bus that serves the SAFS (from the Pilot Plan Bus Terminal).
Surroundings: the Museum of the Court of Accounts and the Marcantonio Vilaça Center are close to the Memorial: just across the parking lot.
More information: www.mpf.mp.br/pgr/edificio-sede/visitacao/memorial-do-mpf
Museum of the House of Representatives
Created in 1998, it has no physical space. Its collection includes the historical furniture of the Tiradentes Palace (Rio de Janeiro); works by Volpi, Di Cavalcanti and Alfredo Ceschiatti, among others; as well as protocol gifts, rare books and documents. The exhibits are performed through temporary exhibitions and cabinets of art.
Praça dos Três Poderes - Congresso Nacional - Câmara dos Deputados
How to get there:
Phone: 61-3216-1768
Visits: guided tours, daily, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the Praça dos Três Poderes
Surroundings: in the Congress venue, you can also visit the Historical Museum of the Federal Senate.
More information:
www2.camara.leg.br/a-camara/conheca/centro-cultural/museu
Museum of the Federal Court of Accounts
The collection includes the institution's antique furniture, medals, decorations, robes and plates.
Instituto Serzedello Corrêa - Setor de Clubes Esportivos Sul /
SCES Trecho 3 - pólo 8 - lote 3 - Centro Cultural - 1º subsolo - Brasília - DF
How to get there:
Phones: 61-3316-5381 / 3316-4129
Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the SCES
More information:
http://portal.tcu.gov.br/museu-do-tribunal-de-contas-da-uniao/
Museum of the Federal District Military Police
Opened in 2015, its collection includes the first Federal District flag raised at the Buriti Palace, plaques, medals, uniforms, insignias, bronze busts, photographs, professional identification cards, motorcycles, cars, trucks, and equipment used in civil disorder control.
Setor Policial Sul – Academia de Polícia Militar do DF – AE 04
How to get there:
Phone: 61-3190-6903
Visits: Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the SPS.
Museum of the Federal Military Justice
Opened in 1995 and revitalized in 2008, it presents panels that narrate more than 200 years of the institution's history, with canvases depicting Dom João VI, Dom Pedro I and Dom Pedro II, as well as the military patrons Duque de Caxias (Duke of Caxias), Marquês de Tamandaré (Marquis of Tamandaré) and Santos Dumont. The museum hosts areas with ancient furniture, Justice statuettes, 19th and 20th century's watches, military uniforms and decorations.
Setor de Autarquias Sul – Praça dos Tribunais Superiores – Edifício-sede
do Superior Tribunal Militar – 2º andar
How to get there:
Phone: 61- 3313-9223
Visits: Monday - Friday, 1 p.m. - 6:30 p.m
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines serving the SAS.
Surroundings: close to the OAB History Museum.
More information:
https://www.stm.jus.br/o-stm-stm/memoria/museu
Museum of the Press
Inaugurated in 1982, his collection includes the English press Machado de Assis (1833), a Rio de Janeiro City plan and a copy of the Official Gazette with the law declaring slavery abolished in Brazil. In the circuit, you will find different types of printing presses besides ornaments, printing plates, book corners, uniforms and furniture. At the end, a surprise: the visitor receives a certificate printed by a 1922's machine!
Setor de Indústrias Gráficas – Imprensa Nacional - quadra 6 – lote
800
How to get there:
Phone: 61-3441-9618
Visits: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the SIG.
More information: http://portal.in.gov.br/museu
Museum of the Superior Court of Justice
Opened in 1990, it preserves the furniture of the former seat of the Federal Court of Appeals (Rio de Janeiro) in different environments, and also canvas, photos, robes, statuettes and manuscripts. A second exhibition, Espaço Memória e Ação, shows the history of the STJ through objects and multimedia terminals. The Cultural Center promotes visual arts exhibitions.
Setor de Áreas Federais Sul – STJ - quadra 06 – lote 01 – Edifício
dos Plenários – 2º andar
How to get there:
Phones: 61-3319-8460 / 3319-8521
Visits: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: shuttle bus line from the Bus Terminal that serves the SAFS.
Surroundings: the Museum of the Superior Labor Court and the Museum of the Vote are very close.
More information:
http://www.stj.jus.br/sites/STJ/default/pt_BR/
Institucional/Educação-e-cultura/Museu
Museum of Veterans Memory
Opened in 1985 and reopened in 2008, it tells the performance of Brazilian soldiers in the World War II and the role of nurses in the conflict. On the panels there are newspaper clippings, a map of Italy and statistics on the number of prisoners, dead and wounded. In the display cases there are photo albums, plates, medals, identity cards, gloves, that is, the material donated by families.
Setor de Grandes Áreas Norte 913 – Associação Nacional dos Ex-Combatentes
– módulo F – Asa Norte
How to get there:
Phone: 61-3274-1727
Visits (booked): Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Gratuito
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the W3 Norte.
More information:
www.assocexcobdf.xpg.uol.com.br/
Museum of the Vote
Opened in 2012 at the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) seat, its collection includes voter registration cards since the 19th century; wooden and metal (1940) ballot boxes; canvas ballot bags (1950), ballots, diplomas, old court seat buildings pictures and 1945 furniture, as well as electronic voting machines prototypes. All these items have witnessed the development of the electoral process in Brazil, which is evidenced in the long term exhibitions.
Setor de Autarquias Federais Sul – quadra 7 – lotes 1,2 – Tribunal
Superior Eleitoral – Hall do Edifício-sede.
How to get there:
Phones: 61-3030-9283 - 61- 3030-9291
Visits: Monday - Friday, noon to 7 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the SAFS.
Surroundings: the Museum of the Superior Court of Justice and the Superior Labor Court Memorial are very close.
More information:
www.tse.jus.br/institucional/museu-do-voto
OAB History Museum
Opened in 2003, its 1930-2010 timeline presents statuettes of Justice, display cases with rare works of Rui Barbosa and the complaint for the impeachment of former President Fernando Collor. There are tributes to Sobral Pinto, Evandro Lins e Silva and Myrthes de Campos. Special highlighting to the desk used by Mrs. Lyda Monteiro da Silva, killed in the attack against the Brazilian Bar Association headquarters – in Rio de Janeiro – on August 27, 1980.
SAS – quadra 05 – lote 02 – bloco N – Edifício da OAB – térreo
How to get there:
Phone: 61-2193-9710
Visits: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Access: bus lines that serve the L2 Norte.
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Surroundings: the Museum of Federal Military Court is close the OAB History Museum.
More information:
www.oab.org.br/museuoab/
TJDFT Memorial
(Court of Justice of the Federal District
and Territories) - Desembargadora
Lila Pimenta Duarte Center
Opened in 2010, it shows the History of Justice, with emphasis on the local Court. In the circuit, you can find the first habeas corpus issued by the institution in 1960. And also the replica of a courtroom and the reconstitution of an office of the Presidency, with 1960's furniture and the busts of the jurists Rui Barbosa and Clóvis Bevilacqua.
Praça Municipal – Tribunal de Justiça do Distrito Federal e dos Territórios
- lote 1 – bloco A – 10º andar – ala A
How to get there:
Phone: 61-3103-5893
Visits: Monday - Friday, noon - 7 p.m.
Free admission: yes
Accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
Access: bus lines that serve the Eixo Monumental; bike path.
Surroundings: across the Eixo Monumental, you will find the TCDF Memorial. Close to the JK Memorial and the Indigenous Peoples Memorial.
More information:
www.tjdft.jus.br/institucional/centro-de-memoria-digital
