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Rio is an energetic, vibrant place, full of beauty and nature. It’s easy to miss important sights as there is lots of things to do, so we suggest taking a guide to show you around. To find out which tour will be the best for you, read our top 10 things to do in Rio de Janeiro.
Visit the Botanical Garden in Rio de Janeiro and discover the diversity of Brazilian and foreign flora, as we.... Read more
Join a unique jeep tour and experience nature in the middle of an urban jungle. The Tijuc.... Read more
Reach the top of the Corcovado mountain, worldwide known for the 38-metre statue of Jesus.... Read more
Skip the line ticket with or without table reservation for one of the best bars in Rio de.... Read more
Walk through the streets of Santa Tereza neighborhood and see why is it one of Rio’s hidd.... Read more
Experience the Carnival spirit! Visit the Academicos da Grande Rio’s warehouse, where you.... Read more
Leave the noise of the city and enjoy a day in nature. Explore the Lagoon Complex of Barr.... Read more
Join a half day walking tour and discover the legends and stories of historic Rio. Walk through the narrow st.... Read more
Join a full day guided tour from Rio de Janeiro and visit the city of Petropolis, located.... Read more
Take a trip to the largest bay of the world in volume of water. See the Museum of Tomorro.... Read more
Visit the two most famous places in Rio de Janeiro, Corcovado Mouintain and Sugar Loaf, i.... Read more
Get to know the charming city of Buzios, made by famous French actress Brigitte Bardot.... Read more
The most iconic monument of Rio, the statue of Christ the Redeemer is open for visits on the Corcovado Mountain. An interesting story about the statue: it got on the list New 7 Wonders of the World, but, it got there by the support of the telecommunication companies in Brazil by making all calls for voting completely free. Here more about it by taking a guided tour to the Christ statue.
Everyone loves cable-cars. When people decide to make a cable car, they sure choose the best possible location, and Sugar Loaf Mountain is no exception. A breathtaking panoramic view of the whole Rio de Janeiro and the Guanabara Bay awaits on the top. A must see. It came second on our list only because how could we put the most famous statue of Brazil anywhere else then the first place. View all tours to Sugar Loaf Mountain.
We always try to pick the most unique sights for our top 10 lists, so Selaron Steps came high on the 3rd place for Rio. These uniquely decorated 215 steps, spreading over 125 meters are the work of a single man, who dedicated about 20 years of his life to them. Jorge Selarón died in 2013. View all the tours taking you to the Selaron Steps.
Returning home without a picture with a Samba dancer?? Did you even visit Rio? Or if you are a really into it, take a crash course of Samba dancing and then head to the nearest Samba club. Take me to Samba.
One of the first things you notice when you arrive to Rio is the very high and steep mountains surrounding the downtown, and you just have to wonder how the view from up there is. And if you are in good shape, we highly recommend taking a walk on these mountains. Depending on the tour, you can pass through the famous favelas or breathtaking natural parks to reach the tops. View all hiking tours in Rio.
Taking a boat tour is also a great idea. It will give you a chance to view the beautiful costal line surrounding Rio and the beautiful beaches such as the world famous Copacabana. View all boat tours from Rio.
Like any country, you can’t judge the whole country by visiting just one city. Visiting other parts of Brazil while you are in Rio might be a good idea as well if you are staying for more than a few days. View all day tours from Rio.
If you don’t have the money, climb the mountains for the panoramic views. Otherwise, take a panoramic flight for an even more amazing experience. Highly recommended! View all panoramic flight tours in Rio
Driving a Jeep and going around Rio is a great way to experience the city. Some tours drive you to see the rainforest, other take you to see the favelas. Whatever is your pick, a great time is guaranteed! View all Jeep tours in Rio
Cycling around Rio. Of course, first you need to like cycling, but if you do, Rio is highly bike friendly and some of the tours take you places which you will not see on regular tours. If you like bikes and like to visit the not so common sights, then these tours are for you! View all bike tours in Rio
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