• Bondinho de Santa Teresa - The journey through Santa Teresa starts with the Bondinho de Santa Teresa, which crosses over the Arcos da Lapa.
• Santa Teresa - Stroll through the delightful streets of Santa Teresa.
• Parque Gloria Maria - Formerly known as Park of the Ruins, it’s a great spot to enjoy the city’s view.
• Escadaria Selaron - Descend via the Staircase, an open-air artistic space.
• Cinelandia - Cinelândia is recognized as a “cultural quadrilateral,” featuring the Municipal Theatre of Rio de Janeiro, the National Library of Brazil, the National Museum of Fine Arts, and the Federal Justice Cultural Center.
• Praca Quinze de Novembro - The 15th Square was the primary sea entry to the city and the residence of the Portuguese royal family. The Imperial Palace, once home to governors and later the royal family, is now a cultural center.
• Arco do Teles - The Teles Arc is one of the few remaining colonial structures in the city. Located in the city center, it connects the 15th Square to Ouvidor Street.
• Orla Prefeito Luiz Paulo Conde - The city’s oldest Orla, passing the CCB, Pira Olímpica, and heading towards Plaza Mauá.
• Museu do Amanha - The Museum of Tomorrow, designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, is situated next to Mauá Square in the port area.
• Boulevard Olimpico - Stroll through the Boulevard, where old port warehouses were revitalized for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. The murals, “Painel Ethinias,” painted by artist Eduardo Kobra, cover 3,000 square meters.
• Morro da Conceicao - The Morro da Conceição is a historic and picturesque area in the health district, central Rio de Janeiro. Notable for its 19th-century mansions, narrow streets, and artists’ studios, it contrasts with the bustling Porto Maravilha. Part of “Little Africa,” near the historic Saltstone.
• Uruguaiana / Centro - The walk concludes at the Uruguayan Metro station.

• Female Vision of Rio de Janeiro
• Stops for hydration
• Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)

• Private transportation
• Snacks

A serene and enjoyable Thursday walking tour from Historic Rio de Janeiro to Modern Rio de Janeiro, specifically designed for women aged 40 and above, organized by two women in the same age group!

For those aged 40 to 70 who enjoy extended walks and are planning a visit to Rio de Janeiro, this stroll through the streets of Santa Teresa, Centro, and Olympic Boulevard is perfect.

Residents of Rio de Janeiro who are unfamiliar with these neighborhoods might find this a great chance to explore the city center in the morning, alongside other women!

This outdoor activity is conducted in a small group of 4 to 6 participants, starting at 8 am, and lasts approximately 4 to 5 hours. The 9 km (5.5 miles) walk includes visits to iconic city landmarks: Santa Teresa, Gloria Maria Park, Selarón Staircase, Museum of Tomorrow, and Olympic Boulevard. Enjoy a peaceful and delightful journey from Historic to Modern Rio de Janeiro.

• Not recommended for people who do not make long walks

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.