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Crist Redeemer Statue

From any place of the city, the visitor can see the most beautiful postcard of Rio de Janeiro: Christ the Redeemer statue in the mountain of Corcovado located at 710 meters above the sea level and inaugurated in 1931.
Announced in an Official Declaration worldwide ceremony in Lisbon, on 07/07/2007, the New 7Wonder in the World!!!!

Sugar Loaf by cable car

This tour begins with a city panoramic view through downtown Rio, passing by the Sambodrome, the Metropolitan Cathedral, in pyramid form.
After we take the cable car to visit one of the Seven Wonder of Rio: the Sugar Loaf Hill!

Sambadromo

The world's party capital is proud to present what is the greatest entertainment show on earth; where the Carnival parade takes place...

Botanic Garden

Comfort and leisure for all ages
A true ecological sanctuary. This would be a fair definition of the Rio de Janeiro Botanical Gardens, one of the ten most important in the world.
Besides housing the rarest species of plants from the flora of Brazil and other countries, it is also an excellent leisure option and a delight for those who wish to contemplate nature.

Santa Teresa - One of the most picturesque parts of Rio

Survivor of romantic times, protected as historical heritage the narrow streets with old tramcars, charming vehicle date from the 19th century, still perfectly preserved track, takes visitors to a re-reading of the past.

Sítio Burle Max

Burle Marx’s cottage, located in the town of Guaratiba, hosts a collection of 3,500 specimen, including national and foreign plants – many among which now face extinction – which, added to the a fabulous collection of art works and a busy cultural activities, have turned it into an almost obligatory visiting point for children, adults and researchers from all corners of the world.
In the year 2000, it was put under government trust by the National Historical Heritage bureau (IPHAN)

Niteroi City

It is within 5 km (3.1 miles) of the Rio de Janeiro city, to which it is linked by the Rio-Niterói Bridge and a Ferry service.
Quality of life in Niterói is one of the best (3rd place) among 5,600 Brazilian cities according to UN standards.
The Niterói Contemporary Art Museum, the city's landmark, was designed by the famous Brazilian Modernist architect Oscar Niemeyer.

Beach Tour

Main beaches Leblon, Ipanema and Copacabana seeing locals enjoying a day at the beach surfing, jogging, walking, playing beach soccer, foot volley or beach volleyball or just getting suntan!

SAARA a big baazar in town

The oldest Jewish and Arabic shop district or the traditional SAARA the biggest
diversities for very popular places for shopping clothing,toys, gifts, items for the hair, nails, makeup, decoration, housing, party, carnival costumes’ and anything you can imagine.

Farm market tour

Commerce of foodstuffs in square and streets, in the Rio de Janeiro is a practice since the Colonial Rio existed! Around 182 markets is spread in the whole city, which comes to a number of around 6.000 market traders employed, properly licensed, that guarantees indirect survival of around 30.000 persons. Besides, the markets still move considerable volume of fruit and vegetables and fishes in the city

Parati Colonial City

Paraty architecture has character, originality and definition forming a harmonious architectural set of the XVIII century, declared Historical Heritage in 1958 because of its colonial houses that maintain the characteristics of the city’s foundation in the 16th Century.
About 300km ,130 miles southeast, of Rio on the BR-101 at the Costa Verde.

Highlights of Rio -

Crist Redeemer, Sugar Loaf Hill and the famous beaches of Rio
This is an excellent option to see the best of Rio if time is limited. In only few hours you may visit Corcovado and Sugar Loaf.

Plataforma Show

Lunch at the restaurant Olimpus in Niteroi

Tom and Rocki Blair group from Canada

Sue and Norman Kroner from Australia

Updating the rules of a professional accredit Tour Guide by Cadastur

At Selaron staircase

Escadaria Selarón is a set of world-famous stairs in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. They are the work of Chilean-born artist Jorge Selarón who claims it as "my tribute to the Brazilian people"
In 1990, Selarón began renovating a dilapidated stairway that ran along the front of his house. At first, neighbours mocked him for his choice of colours as he covered the steps in fragments of blue, green and yellow tiles – the colours of the Brazilian flag. It started out as a side-project to his main passion, painting but soon became an obsession. He found he was constantly out of money so sold paintings to fund his work. It was long and exhaustive work but he continued on and eventually covered the entire set of stairs in tiles, ceramics and mirrors

Selaron Staircase at Lapa

THE MARVELLOUS CITY!

Samba City!

Samba is in the soul of mostly Brazilian people

Canival in Rio