• Santo Cristo - Christ the Redeemer stands as a cultural emblem, embodying the spirit of Rio de Janeiro beyond its religious significance. Perched 710 meters atop Corcovado, this statue, unveiled in 1931, ranks among the globe’s most frequented tourist destinations. The panoramic view from the summit is breathtaking, offering a unique vantage point of the beaches, Sugarloaf Mountain, and the city center. The journey to Christ the Redeemer is enriched by a scenic train ride through Tijuca Forest. Upon reaching the top, visitors become part of a narrative of faith and hope, surrounded by natural splendor and the distinctive atmosphere of Rio.
• Sugarloaf Mountain - Pão de Açúcar is a quintessential symbol of Rio de Janeiro and a top tourist attraction in Brazil. Rising 396 meters, its granite formation is enveloped by lush tropical greenery. The cable car ride provides a thrilling and unparalleled experience, linking Morro da Urca to Pão de Açúcar. At the peak, visitors are treated to breathtaking views of the city, the ocean, and the surrounding mountains. Pão de Açúcar is perfect for capturing stunning photographs or simply unwinding in nature’s beauty, serving as a gathering spot for tourists and locals alike seeking a break from city life.
• Maracanã - Maracanã Stadium is a legendary icon of Brazilian sports and a must-see for anyone visiting Rio de Janeiro. Since its opening in 1950, the stadium has hosted significant events, including the World Cup and unforgettable football matches. With its grand structure and vast capacity, Maracanã is renowned for its remarkable acoustics and the vibrant energy of its fans. Besides football games, the stadium also hosts concerts by famous artists and other cultural events. Guided tours offer a unique opportunity to explore historic areas, such as the locker rooms and the field, and to delve into the rich history of this true football symbol.
• The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian - The Metropolitan Cathedral of St. Sebastian is a city icon, celebrated for its daring and innovative architecture. Opened in 1979, the cathedral is distinguished by its conical shape, which stands out in the cityscape. Inside, magnificent stained glass windows illustrate biblical scenes, creating a light play that transforms the space into a sacred environment. Beyond being an active religious center, the cathedral is a popular tourist spot where visitors can admire its grandeur and learn about the city’s history. Whether for prayer or to appreciate its beauty, the Metropolitan Cathedral captivates all who visit.
• Sambodromo da Marques de Sapucai - The Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí is an architectural marvel in Rio de Janeiro, renowned as the heart of samba during Carnival. This expansive venue was designed to provide a dedicated space for samba schools to parade, featuring a unique design that enhances the spectator experience. Annually, the Sambadrome becomes a vibrant spectacle where samba schools showcase their themes through stunning floats, rhythmic music, and captivating dance performances. Beyond its Carnival fame, the Sambadrome also serves as a cultural venue, hosting various events that celebrate Brazilian music and dance. Exploring the Sambadrome allows visitors to connect with the essence of Rio’s cultural identity.
• Escadaria Selaron - The Selarón Staircase is a prominent example of public art in Rio de Janeiro, crafted by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón. This staircase, stretching between Santa Teresa and Lapa, is an open-air gallery composed of over 2,000 tiles from around the globe. Each tile narrates a story and reflects Selarón’s passion for Brazilian culture and art. The artist dedicated decades to the staircase, making it a gathering place for visitors worldwide. Today, the Selarón Staircase celebrates diversity, invites artistic exploration, and resonates with the vibrant energy of Rio de Janeiro.

• Christ the Redeemer Ticket
• Bilingual guide
• Lunch
• Transportation (round trip)

• Drink

Explore the stunning beauty and rich diversity of Rio de Janeiro with a comprehensive city tour that offers a deep dive into Carioca culture. The adventure begins with a visit to the renowned Christ the Redeemer, where you can take in the breathtaking views of the city.

Following this, journey to Sugarloaf Mountain and be mesmerized by its spectacular scenery. The tour provides tickets for both attractions, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Throughout the day, enjoy a delightful buffet lunch to refuel for more adventures. The itinerary also includes stops at Maracanã Stadium, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Sambadrome, the iconic Selarón Steps, and the Historic Center, ending with a panoramic view of Tijuca Forest.

With round-trip transportation and a bilingual guide, the tour promises a comfortable and informative experience, making your visit to Rio truly memorable.

• This tour is shared
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• Important notice for last minute reservations (not on the same day or on another day): in case of loss of place, the customer will be accommodated the next day on the reserved date.
• The time indicated at the time of booking is purely indicative. The day before the tour, we will contact you via WhatsApp or through the booking platform to confirm the exact pick-up time.
• On days with the highest tourist influx or in the presence of particularly heavy traffic conditions, we may adopt the use of specific meeting points for customer pick-ups. This choice is made to ensure a more efficient organization of the tour, reducing waiting times and the inconvenience caused by traffic. Therefore, we invite our customers to read this note carefully to be informed and prepared.

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