Belo Horizonte and Inhotim: Private Chauffeur to Brazil's Art World Wonder — Brasil

Inhotim is, without qualification, one of the world's great art destinations. Located 60 kilometres from Belo Horizonte in the rural hills of Minas Gerais, the private museum and botanical garden created by mining billionaire Bernardo Paz houses one of the most significant collections of contemporary art in the world — including permanent works by Chris Burden, Olafur Eliasson, Doug Aitken, Rivane Neuenschwander, and over fifty other international artists — set within 100 hectares of Atlantic Forest.

For international visitors arriving in Belo Horizonte specifically for Inhotim, FFGR Brazil provides a seamless programme from BHZ Tancredo Neves International Airport through to the museum entrance and back. The airport collection is coordinated with the client's arrival, the vehicle positions at arrivals, and the chauffeur navigates the 90-minute transfer along the BR-381 through the Minas Gerais countryside.

FFGR Brazil's Inhotim programme is typically designed as a full-day engagement. Inhotim requires a minimum of five hours to see properly — the galleries are distributed across the park, some requiring a 20-minute walk between installations, and the botanical landscape itself demands attention. The chauffeur remains with the vehicle on the museum's grounds for the duration of the visit.

For clients who wish to pair Inhotim with Belo Horizonte's own cultural riches — the Modernist architecture of Pampulha, the Museu de Artes e Ofícios, and the extraordinary Mercado Central for a late lunch — FFGR Brazil designs a full-day programme that combines both.

The vehicle used for Inhotim transfers is typically the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class for individual clients or couples, and the Mercedes V-Class VIP for groups of three to six. All transfers are available for collection and return, or as part of a broader Minas Gerais programme that includes Ouro Preto and Tiradentes.