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Rio De Janeiro Tour Packages

Rio De Janeiro 

Sunshine, samba, and sports: when it comes to describing one of the most famous cities in South America, these three terms are very perfect; Rio de Janeiro! If I'm honest, though, these are just the tip of the iceberg of all the best things Rio de Janeiro has to offer.

It's a town which has something for everyone.Rio is renowned for its beautiful beaches, annual carnival and beautiful natural views that blend with the city. All of this means that there are more than enough reasons to want to visit yourself.

This is why, when you visit next, I wanted to share some of the best things to do in Rio de Janeiro. But, as with all destinations, always listen to local safety advice and wear nothing too accessible or mountains of bling.


The Redeemer Christ : Christ the Redeemer, perhaps the most famous statue in the world, stands 98 feet ( 30 m ) tall. It's easily one of the best things to see, towering over Rio de Janeiro at a staggering total height of 2,300 feet. Plus, talk about your experience!

The monument, now situated at the top of Mount Corcovado, is the product of three individuals' joint efforts: the French sculptor Paul Landowski, the Brazilian engineer Heitor da Silva Costa, and the French engineer Albert Caquot. All this continues with the diverse people and cultures of Rio.
The statue can now be reached by a train departing every 30 minutes, from 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. However, sit on the right side of the train for the best views as it makes its way up the mountain (plus, it's the fastest way to get there).

Mountain Sugarloaf : A very common sight to visit in Rio is the 1,300 foot (396 m ) tall Sugarloaf Peak ... and one that (understandably) always makes me think of food!

As well as the surrounding ocean and lush green forests, a two-part cable car ride to the top provides 360-degree views of the city.On the top of the mountain, many fast-food restaurants are situated, so you can grab a bite to eat there while taking in the stunning views. There is a trail that wraps around the mountain, if you would like to walk.

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Playa Copacabana : Even the name of the beach alone conjures up band, dance and cocktail images! Without a question, Copacabana Beach is one of the world's most popular beaches.The beach has breathtaking views of both Sugarloaf Mountain and Copacabana Fort, situated in the Zona Sul district of Rio.

Beach-goers can either just relax and soak up some rays here, or spend their time watching one of the many beach sports (e.g. volleyball) right on the beach ... you'll definitely find me doing the former cocktail in hand!

City Tour Samba : Although it would be Great to be in Rio for its famous Carnival, Samba-season fun can be had with a Samba City Tour all year around! Visitors to the tour will visit the location where the Carnival floats are prepared, as well as where the dancers will practise their Samba routines.

Visitors will also enjoy a musical show and then learn to play instruments used during the Carnival. Also on show is costume making, enabling tourists to see the beautiful costumes being planned for the Carnival next year. Except for Tuesdays, tours are available every day and are available in English and Portuguese.

Saint Theresa : Wander through the picturesque streets of Santa Teresa, one of the prettiest neighbourhoods in Rio, for a real treat. The colourful streets are full of charm and are renowned for being particularly artsy.Be sure to see Escadaria Selaron, an ongoing project of staircase art using ceramics, tiles, and mirror pieces from all over the globe. The Convent is also a top sight in the area, as well as the city's only remaining operating streetcar, known as the Bonde de Santa Teresa.

Santa Teresa has plenty of food options, live music, and a vibrant night scene, just five minutes from downtown Rio (so you know where to find me when I'm in Rio).Again, it's best to always remain as safe as possible in some of the neighbourhoods in Rio de Janeiro and look out for violence that can be risky in some parts of the city.

Forest of Tijuca : Tijuca Forest is to Rio what New York's Central Park is to ... except that Tijuca is a rainforest in the tropics.This park of 8,300 acres (3,358 hectares) is home to waterfalls, varied scenery, 1,600 species of plants, and over 350 different species of animals. Admission is free and is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (6:00 pm in the winter) on a regular basis.

Hippie Feira de Ipanema : Perhaps the best place in Rio to find authentic souvenirs is the 'Hippie Market of Ipanema'.What began in 1968 as a fairly tiny market (formed by hippies) has developed into a mini-city of 700 stalls. All can be purchased here, as well as some very tasty food, folk and contemporary art, jewellery, clothing and crafts.

This is also a perfect place to exercise your haggling talents while trying to get the best price on your gifts possible. Plus, as one of the best things to do in Rio de Janeiro, the whole beach area is splendid and simple up there.Be sure to stop by the popular Ipanema Beach while you are in the neighbourhood. From 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, the Hippie Market is open every Sunday.

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The Maracanã : This stadium in Rio has become well known to people all over the world thanks to the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympics. Designed in 1950, the stadium is a common venue for lots of sporting events and has 78,000 seats.Visit the stadium during a game, when the place comes alive with the fans' enthusiasm, for the best experience.One-hour long tours are also available, varying in price from R$40 to R$100 depending on what kind of tour package you want, if you can't make it for a game.

The Jardim Botânico : For plant lovers travelling to the area, the Botanical Garden in Rio, named Jardim Botânico, is fine. Actually, that being said, it's always a beautiful place worth seeing and spending a few hours in, even though you're not into plants.With over 8,000 plant species, as you explore Jardim Botânico, it is difficult not to be amazed.

The garden, built in 1808, consists of a row of palm trees planted in the same year (if you're searching for 'that' Instagram photo,' this is where you need to be). The Orquidário is also present: a region with 600 orchid species.The Garden is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm every day, with the exception of Mondays, which are open at 12:00 pm. It is really one of the best things to do on a relaxed afternoon in Rio de Janeiro.

Museums in Rio : With so much culture and history in one place, museums everywhere are bound to exist, right? Now, even though you may not instantly think of museums when you think of Rio, it 's certainly worth spending some time exploring the diverse museums of the region.Check out the Museu Nacional de Belas Artes, or maybe the Museum of Modern Art, for outstanding art.

Go to the National Historical Museum or the National Museum of Brazil for a glimpse at Brazil's fascinating past. Try the Imperial Museum of Brazil, which used to be Emperor Pedro II's summer palace, for a very beautiful experience.

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Trip Overview

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DAY 1 - Rio de janeiro DAY 2 - Rio de janeiro Sightseeing DAY 3 - Rio de janeiro Sightseeing DAY 4 - Departure.