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The most famous beach in the world, Copacabana has lost little of its mystique and charm over the years. Positioned in a wonderfully rich setting with a backdrop of sharp rising hills and a concrete jungle, this is the best pla... more
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vincentvega said
… of little cool bars. A cheap night and its pretty cool, a good vibe.Our plans to hit Copacabana beach… continue reading »
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Formerly known as Forte São Teodósio, the current name became official in 1618 when the elaborate stone gate was built. In 1872, the fortress was remodeled and modern weapons were installed among which were 15 cannons. It was l... more
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If you happen to be in the area, and you surely will be after coming down the Corcovado hill, be sure to visit this little square, a small colonial haven in the middle of town. Most of the houses in this old neighborhood date f... more
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This beach is located right next to Ipanema at the far west end of the same stretch of sand. Some of Rio's most chic clubs, restaurants and boutiques lie on its nearby streets, which get very crowded during the summer months. M... more
Real Travelers who've been here
marie-lou said
…, botafogo,... et les tres riches sont ipanema, gavea, leblon... Tous beaux et bien propres, un peu… continue reading »
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This is one of the best singles bars in Rio, always full of young beautiful people. The distinctive setting will entertain just about everyone with its walls covered by posters from vintage commercials throughout its two floors... more
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What could be more Brazilian than an Irish pub? We’re actually sure there are lots of things, but for those travelers who find themselves in sudden need of an Irish stout, Lord Jim Pub is the place to be. The restaurant s... more
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Also known as the Carioca Aqueduct, this structure was built in the mid-1800’s to bring fresh water to the city of Rio de Janeiro. The aqueduct currently serves as a bridge for the Santa Teresa tram, but was a steady sour... more
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Opened in 1970, this is an excellent place to get familiar with the constellations of the Southern Hemisphere, or simply to gaze at enchanting, twinkling stars. Take advantage of one of the guided tours that are available. Led... more
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Built circa 1755, its original three houses were partially destroyed by a fire in 1790. Wealthy families lived in these luxurious homes, while beggars and prostitutes inhabited the streets below. The arch links the Travessa do... more
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This is a place most famous for its saucy shows, especially mulatas and samba. It is also one of the places of choice among visitors from abroad. The upbeat atmosphere is relaxed and casual—and somewhat exotic—with mostly middl... more
Nova Iguacu Travel Experiences
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Carnival in Rio!
Hotel isn~t bad, but it is what it is. Arrival didn~t get off to the best start when I waited 2 hours for my transfer to turn up, w... Continue reading »
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Sugarloaf and Corcovado...famous spots in Rio
Once the boys arrived, we began some sightseeing! The first thing we saw was Sugarloaf, or Pao de Açucar in Portuguese. Sugarloaf is a hu... Continue reading »
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Paraty colonial town and beach resort
Took the Bus from Rio to Paraty excellent views of coast and mountains from the bus. Journey took 4 hours with one stop. From the bus sta... Continue reading »
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An Englishman, an American and an Isreali walk in...
The flight over was pretty uneventful. However, during a pit-stop in Sao Paulo, we realised that the change of cabin crew presented an op... Continue reading »
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Paraty...ou le paradis des Frenchis!
Parati (ou Paraty), c'est une ancienne ville coloniale classée Patrimoine Mondial, au sud de Rio et entourée de plages magnifiques...C'es... Continue reading »
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