For many facets, Rio is the capital of the Brazilian tourism. Rio's post card is the symbol of Brazil. The Corcovado with the Christ the Redeemer is one of the new 7 Wonders of the World, in a international contest.

Dividing the importance of the Corcovado by its beauty and location, the Morro da Urca and Sugar Loaf is a must go place. The first is achieved by the first section n of the cable car, where you have a beautiful view over Botafogo and the Guanabara Bay. Sugarloaf is the end point of the trip. From the top of the belvedere the visitor has a unique landscape of the bay from Rio, Niterói, beaches, lakes and historic buildings.

It is very difficult for visitors to Rio to resist the appeal of its 80 km of beaches. Copacabana, with the beautiful Avenida Atlântica sidewalk in Portuguese stones black and white that show a beautiful mosaic in the form of waves, is mainly responsible for this fascination.

Maybe even more irresistible than the muse who inspired the song "Girl from Ipanema," which immortalized her. Ipanema is certainly a popular meeting point of Rio de Janeiro. Sophisticated and with an intense nightlife, the neighborhood is a happy blend of beach, bars and shops.

A true ecological sanctuary. So it can be defined the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro, one of the ten most important of its kind in the world, that besides housing the rarest species of brasilian and other countries plants of the flora is an excellent leisure option for children and adults and a delight for those who wish to contemplate nature.

Located in the heart of the city, just minutes from most of the Rio’s neighborhoods, a beautiful urban forest, which was partially replanted and has developed itself over the years by natural processes of ecological succession in an area of approximately 3,200 hectares. All of this makes the Tijuca Forest a unique place to observe hundreds of species of fauna and flora found only in the Atlantic.

Among the wonders that Rio de Janeiro has, one of them is of the most important tourist and cultural heritage of the country: the Maracanã, the largest stadium in the world. In soccer’s land, which makes the Sport a religion, It is considered by many the "Temple of the Gods".

Since the early 50's, Lapa has been one of the main reference points of the nightlife of Rio de Janeiro. The neighborhood, with its famous cabarets and restaurants, was considered the "Montmartre Carioca visited by fine artists, intellectuals, politicians and diplomats. From that time until today, Lapa continues to beat. The neighborhood was restored and remained almost intact the original architecture from the beginning of the century, its main characteristic.