 |
Barra da Tijuca Beach (Beach, Residential, Commercial and Business area.) |
|
Botanical Gardens (Rain Forest) |
|
Corcovado Statue of Christ (Mountain, Statue andmMonument.) |
|
Hippy Fair (Tourist. Manufactured arts) |
|
Historic Center (From 1743 to 1763 was the Government house during the transference of the Portugal’s government to Brazil Colony.) |
|
Ipanema Beach (Tourist beach, Residential, Commercial and Fashion area.) |
|
Maracana Stadium (The biggest worldwide soccer stadium.) |
|
Sugar Loaf (Mountain and sight seen area) |
|
Convention Center Rio Center (Five pavilions for big events) |
|
Sul America Convention Cente (One big pavilion for big events) |
|
Arcos da Lapa (Cradle of Rio’s bohemian traditions, the district also displays some of the city’s richest architectural assemblage) |
|
Copacabana Beach (Tourist beach, Residential and commercial area.) |
|
Restaurants | | |
