Embark on a journey through the wharves and ‘Little Africa’ area. Discover the slave trade’s history, and understand the influence and heritage of African culture on Brazil’s national character. Explore the locations where samba gained fame and African religious practices began to proliferate.
Embark on a journey through the wharves and ‘Little Africa’ area. Discover the slave trade’s history, and understand the influence and heritage of African culture on Brazil’s national character. Explore the locations where samba gained fame and African religious practices began to proliferate.
- Statue of General Osorio - Estátua do General Osorio, Praça XV, a popular meeting spot.
- Boulevard Olimpico - A corridor developed for the Olympics, located where the old port area existed during colonial times.
- Maua Square - A square adjacent to the Port, home to the Museum of Tomorrow and the Rio Art Museum.
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- Statue of General Osorio - Estátua do General Osorio, Praça XV, a popular meeting spot.
- Boulevard Olimpico - A corridor developed for the Olympics, located where the old port area existed during colonial times.
- Maua Square - A square adjacent to the Port, home to the Museum of Tomorrow and the Rio Art Museum.
- Igreja de Sao Francisco da Prainha - Once a beach area that was filled in, now a hub for local bars.
- Pedra do Sal - A historic site where Carnaval and some African religions began to flourish.
- Cais do Valongo - The docks where African slaves arrived in the 1800s.

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- Tour Guide
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- Tour Guide
- Transportation
- Food and Drinks
- Tickets for the optional visit to Instituto dos Pretos Novos
- Transportation
- Food and Drinks
- Tickets for the optional visit to Instituto dos Pretos Novos
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.