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A tour of the main attractions in downtown Rio. A walk through the main buildings, their history, architecture, churches, cultural centers, and shops. The tour ends at one of the old pastry shops, with vintage architecture that is a true journey back in time.
The tour begins at Praça XV, in the heart of Rio de Janeiro. That's where the ferry station is located, from where we take a 1.5-hour trip to Paquetá Island, a charming neighborhood of the city. There we rent bicycles to explore the island. After the ride, we stop for a snack and cold drinks. The tour lasts all day…
A morning or afternoon stroll through Rio's most charming neighborhood, including visits to museums, parks, shops, bars, cafes, and friendly restaurants, admiring the local architecture and curiosities of one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.
In Rio de Janeiro, it's always best to opt for simpler, lighter, and more practical clothing. Low-heeled shoes suitable for walking are essential. Water bottles, sunscreen, and insect repellent should always be readily available. During the rainy season, a raincoat is crucial. It's always good to avoid jewelry…
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