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Map of Rio de Janeiro Attractions
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What to Do in Rio de Janeiro
Corcovado and Christ the RedeemerAlmost 40 metres tall, this Art Deco statue is one of the symbols of Rio. A must-see, also because of the breath-taking views from the hill. |
Copacabana BeachThe icon of Rio de Janeiro. Often busy, but there is enough space for everyone to witness the lively atmosphere of this world-famous beach. |
Sugarloaf MountainIts specific shape has given it the curious name and the status of one of Rio's landmarks. Hike up to the top and enjoy the stunning views. |
Ipanema BeachListed as the sexiest beach in the world. Atmospheric, lively and a must-visit, no matter whether you're hitting the sea or just on a stroll. |
Selarón StaircaseA magical sight. These colourful, decorated stairs are the work of one artist, changing constantly and one of the symbols of Rio. |
Rio de Janeiro CathedralA modern, impressive cathedral that will definitely grab your attention. Make sure to see it from the inside, too. |
Lapa ArchesThis no longer working 18th century aquaduct is still an impressive sight and a picturesque showcase of colonial architecture. |
Tijuca ForestThis urban rainforest is enormous – and every part of it has something to see, be it the lush nature or a forest chapel. Do not miss. |
Rio de Janeiro Botanical GardenA truly amazing sight. This vast garden is home to more than 6,000 species of fauna and flora and also many bird species. Do not miss. |
LapaA neighbourhood famous for its nightlife and historical sights. The restaurants and bars here are an important cultural hub. |
Campo de SantanaThe lush park isn't known just for its natural beauty – it was also the scene of several historical events like proclamation of the republic. |
Arpoador PointIt's like this rocky platform was made for watching sunsets and snapping perfect pictures of the sea and the beach. Well worth the visit. |
Rodrigo de Freitas LakeOne of the best places where to relax in Rio. The shores of the lake are lined with paths, volleyball courts and more. |
SambódromoThe stadium specifically built for the carnival. Comes alive during the event, but you can visit anytime and see the small museum. |
Rio ScenariumThree floors of live samba music, vintage decor and a crowd that welcomes everyone with open arms – what more to wish for? |
Candelária ChurchThis church, a scene of many historical events, is a must while in Rio. Its Baroque-inspired architecture only adds to its charm. |
