• Corcovado - Christ the Redeemer - ✅ Cristo Redentor

Embark on the iconic train journey through the lush Tijuca Forest to reach one of the New Seven Wonders of the World — the Christ the Redeemer statue. From the summit, take in the breathtaking panoramic views of Rio’s beaches, mountains, and the entire Guanabara Bay. The guide will share fascinating stories and history about this emblem of faith and Brazilian culture.

• Sugarloaf Mountain - ✅ Pão de Açúcar (Sugarloaf Mountain)

Take a cable car ride up Morro da Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain for unforgettable views of Copacabana Beach, Guanabara Bay, and the city skyline. At the top, capture stunning photos, enjoy the refreshing breeze, and discover how this natural wonder became one of Rio’s most iconic attractions.

• Escadaria Selaron - ✅ Escadaria Selarón

Explore the world-renowned Selarón Steps, a vibrant mosaic staircase crafted by Chilean artist Jorge Selarón. Each tile narrates a story, and the guide will explain how this artistic endeavor became a symbol of Rio’s lively culture.

• The Metropolitan Cathedral of Saint Sebastian - ✅ Catedral Metropolitana

Enter Rio’s remarkable cone-shaped cathedral, inspired by Mayan pyramids. Marvel at its towering stained-glass windows and learn about its unique modernist architecture and significance to local Catholics.

• Cinelandia - ✅ Cinelândia (praça e arredores)

Drive through Cinelândia, Rio’s historic theater and cinema district. Pass by landmarks like the Municipal Theater, National Library, and city hall as the guide explains how this area influenced the cultural life of Brazil.

• Rio de Janeiro - ✅ Stop for Lunch

Rio de Janeiro – Pause for a Traditional Lunch

Savor a delicious traditional Brazilian lunch at a local restaurant.

Choose from classic dishes such as grilled meats, black beans, farofa, and fresh salads. A perfect break to recharge before continuing the city exploration.

• Boulevard Olimpico - ✅ Mural Etnias – Boulevard Olímpico

Admire the vibrant 3,000 m² “Ethnicities” mural by Eduardo Kobra, located in Rio’s revitalized port area. This Guinness World Record street art celebrates cultural diversity and is one of the city’s top photo spots.

• Carioca Aqueduct - ✅ The iconic Carioca Aqueduct, better known as Arcos da Lapa, is one of Rio de Janeiro’s most photographed landmarks and a striking symbol of the city’s colonial past. Located in the heart of the bohemian Lapa district, this impressive structure features 42 grand double arches built in Romanesque style, originally serving as an aqueduct in the 18th century.

Today, it stands as the largest colonial architectural project ever built in Brazil, offering a glimpse into the city’s rich history and vibrant cultural heritage — especially as we pass through this unforgettable part of Old Rio.

• Aterro Do Flamengo - ✅ Aterro do Flamengo (pass by):

Parque do Flamengo, widely known as Aterro do Flamengo, is a vast urban park that stretches along Guanabara Bay, serving as a scenic connection between downtown Rio and the South Zone. Designed by landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx, it blends nature, culture, and leisure in one of the city’s most iconic green spaces.

Along the way, you’ll spot landmarks like the Museum of Modern Art (MAM), the Monument to the Dead of World War II, the Marina da Glória, and the Getúlio Vargas Memorial. The park also offers courts, bike lanes, and wide open areas where locals enjoy sports and weekend gatherings. On Sundays, nearby avenues are closed to cars, turning the space into a lively, pedestrian-friendly promenade.

• Botafogo Beach - ✅ – Botafogo (pass by):

Botafogo is a picturesque neighborhood best known for its crescent-shaped bay and beach, offering one of the most iconic views of Sugarloaf Mountain. As the journey continues from Flamengo Park, the drive along Botafogo’s shoreline provides postcard-worthy views that connect downtown to the South Zone.

Beyond its bayfront, Botafogo blends local life with culture and nightlife — featuring tree-lined streets, indie cinemas, creative bistros, and trendy bars. From here, the route follows the coastline toward Rio’s most famous beaches: Copacabana, Ipanema, and beyond.

• Stop for lunch (cost not included)
• Ticket to the Christ the Redeemer & Corcovado (7th Wonder of the World)
• Air-conditioned transportation
• Enthusiastic licensed tour guide detailing Brazilian culture and attractions

• Bebidas - Todo e qualquer tipo de bebidas.
• Gorgetas - São muito bem vindas em caso de satisfação do cliente com o serviço prestado.
• Quaisquer outros ingressos e serviços não citados.
• Lunch

Discover Rio de Janeiro on your own terms with a completely private and customizable itinerary.

Explore iconic sites such as Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, and the Selarón Steps at your leisure, free from the constraints of group tours.

Benefit from a local guide’s insider knowledge and stories that vividly illustrate Rio’s culture. Enjoy the freedom to explore at your own pace, linger at your favorite spots, and savor a traditional Brazilian lunch included in your experience.

Whether you’re traveling alone, with a partner, or in a small group, this private tour ensures comfort, authenticity, and excellent value.

Reserve your spot now to experience Rio like a local — your way!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.