The Temple of Good Will is an ecumenical place of worship and meditation in Brasília, welcoming people of different religions and nationalities. Its pyramid-shaped design houses rooms for reflection and works of art drawn from different cultures and philosophies. Walk the spiral path inside the seven-sided pyramid, visit the meditation room, or take time to explore the other spaces. Entry is free, and the temple also has a café and gift shops.
A place for different faiths
The Temple of Good Will welcomes people from different religions and nationalities. Its rooms bring together artworks and objects connected with varied cultures and philosophies, with spaces for peace and reflection.
The building’s pyramid form draws attention on arrival. Inside, the seven-sided structure contains a spiral path that visitors can walk as part of the temple experience.
Rooms for reflection
You can visit the meditation room and explore the different rooms across the complex. A circular crystal ritual is another option for visitors seeking a more participatory visit.
The temple also has a café and gift shops. Its staff can assist visitors in more than one language.
FAQ
Is entry to the Temple of Good Will free?
Yes. Entry is free.
What can you see inside the Temple of Good Will?
The complex has a spiral path inside its seven-sided pyramid, a meditation room and artworks connected with different cultures and philosophies.
Do you need to remove your shoes?
Shoes are removed for some rituals. Blue shoe covers are available as an alternative.
Is there a dress requirement?
Wear pants for entry. The temple can provide them if needed.
