Begin your tour at Downtown (“Centro”), where you will get the tram (“bondinho”) to the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa. You will drive over the Arcos da Lapa. Then, walk along the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Ter... More

The Rocinha has become a major tourist attraction in the city in recent years, as people flock to visit the community famous for living in one of the largest urban slums in South America. More than a tourist attraction, however,... More

Let us discover the secrets behind two cultural institutions of Brazil: The National Theater and the National Library. Located in Downtown Rio, these two landmarks are known for their imponent building, impressive architecture and... More

The tour offers you the opportunity to see his house and his art collection, mostly folk art, and walk around his famous garden. You learn about his intellectual process, his ideas, and his inspirations. Enjoy the peacefulness of ... More

Welcome to the vibrant heart of Brazil! Our Rio de Janeiro Self-Guided Audio Tour invites you to explore the city's rich tapestry of culture, history, and natural beauty at your own pace. Immerse yourself in the rhythms of Rio as ... More

Our tour stands out due to the authentic experience we provide. We differentiate ourselves by offering a genuine immersion into the local culture of Rocinha, highlighting unique aspects beyond the ordinary. Our knowledgeable local... More

The work of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer demonstrates his appreciation for free-flowing design. Examples include the Contemporary Art Museum in Niterói. We will drive across the bay over the Costa e Silva 14km bridge to Ni... More

The Tijuca Forest is one of the three largest urban forests in the world. In one of the areas of the park there is the Corcovado mountain with the statue of Christ the Redeemer which is certainly the main attraction, but there are... More

On the other side of Guanabara Bay, we can find the city of Niteroi. The city is nicknamed "The Smile City" (Cidade Sorriso), it is just a short ferry ride from downtown Rio across the Guanabara Bay or just a drive over the longes... More

Embark on a tour to see the top modern architectural symbols of Rio. Starting with hotel pickup, we take you on an unforgettable cultural and historic tour. The South Zone of Rio is famous for the long shore and sunny beaches. It ... More

Super Discount if Booking 3 people, Don’t Miss That!!! Once a summer holiday destination for the royalty of Brazil, Petrópolis features many important Brazilian landmarks, it’s located at 838 meters of altitude, it mixes an... More

Rio's downtown is more than a busy work center for hundreds of thousands of Cariocas. It is a witness of more than 450 years of history. We can still find some of this history in the layout, buildings, places, and names in the cit... More

Enjoy a half-day tour through the architectural landmarks in Rio. Rio de Janeiro was recently named the first World Capital of Architecture by UNESCO. The city has constructions of the colonial period, buildings in the art-deco ... More

Tourists during tours in Rio often see the long bridge that connects the city with Niteroi. Many don't know the beauties that Niteroi offers to those who visit it and I want to show them to you! We will get to know the "Caminho Ni... More

During this half-day tour, you will get to visit the amazing Sítio Roberto Burle Marx with a guide that has twenty years of experience and that worked at Roberto Burle Marx's State for eight years and admire his work a lot. Toget... More

Niterói do have the most stunning view of Rio de Janeiro city's outline since from there it is possible to see the well-known combination of sea and mountains that enchants the tourists and the locals. Yet the view is not the onl... More

Santa Teresa is certainly one of the most attractive neighborhoods in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Here history, music, architecture, modern art and street art come together in a melange that represents the essence of Carioca, alwa... More

Based in Vidigal since 2020, I guide travelers through emblematic places of the favela, offering an authentic immersion. The streets reveal the lively life of this welcoming community. In the space of one morning, you will discove... More

In 1808, the Portuguese court moved to Rio de Janeiro, and so the city became the capital of an empire. This historical tour begins in front of the Church of Nossa Senhora do Carmo da Antiga, one of the oldest churches in the city... More

Many tourists do not know that at less than two hours drive from Rio there is a small and wonderful city at an altitude of 800 meters that is worth knowing. This is Petrópolis, called "the imperial city" because in the nineteenth... More