Attractions

Majestically framed by two mountains called the DoisIrmãos (Two Brothers), one of the most beautiful beaches in Rio de Janeiro is known for its spectacular beaches, elegant ambience and lively nightlife.

One of the most famous beaches in Rio, if not the world, Copacabana Beach is a six-kilometer oceanfront playground that draws millions of sunchasers each year. During the day, visitors catch some rays or practice sports on the beach. By night, stroll the bustling sidewalk and enjoy the warm ocean breezes.

This historical military base welcomes ten thousand visitors a month. Choose between the restricted tour or the complete tour, which includes a visit to the fort’s interior and the military museum.

The Museum of Tomorrow is a science museum in the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was designed by Spanish neofuturistic architect Santiago Calatrava, and built next to the waterfront at Pier Maua.  Beautiful place to make a walk, take nice pics

Opened in 1912, this peak has an incredible view of the beautiful Guanabara Bay where you can take the best photos of the main beaches of this Marvelous City.   Upstairs, there are souvenir shops,  restaurant,  bar and a stunning view of Rio.   The Sugar Loaf is known worldwide for its cable car that goes up to both mountains and for the panoramic view over Rio de Janeiro.  Don't miss that !

Brazil’s most iconic landmark, this statue of Jesus Christ soars over 700 meters above sea level on the top of Corcovado Mountain. It is located amidst the lush landscape of Tijuca National Park, which is one of the biggest urban forests in the country. 

Rua Visconde de Pirajá, 539 - Ipanema - Rio de Janeiro Brasil