Rio de Janeiro

If you wan to take a look into the diverse fruits, vegetables, flowers and try some of the traditional "salgados" (salty deep fried snacks) with "caldo" (sugar cane drink) in Rio, here is where you gotta go! * They are only on Sundays from 7AM

There's different type of FreewalkingTours that this company offers. I recommend you take (if your days are limited): 1. "Downtown and Lapa". Monday to Saturdays 10:30 AM or 3:00 PM. 2. "Olympic Boulevard and African Heritage". Tuesdays & Saturdays 3:00 PM. They are about 3 hours long

The famous stairs! If you wanna take good pictures go EARLY like super early! You can go before going to Feria Da Gloria! or if you don't care about the picture, the end of the downtown tour is over there!

There's 3 different ways going up there and you can spend all the time you want over there! It has an amazing view of Rio. Don't forget to check the weather before going to avoid the fog and clouds. 1. Take the train 2. Hike from Parque Lage (free, but you have to pay the entrance to the Crist) 3. Take a van (there's 3 point where they start -Copacabana - Paneiras and Largo do Machado *Take into account prices vary if it's high or low season!

Parque Lage is a historical and landscape heritage with an amazing view of the Corcovado. A place to walk around surrounded by nature and peace, you can find stalactites and stalagmites caves. Inside is the Palacete which is a restaurant, you can eat something there and buy a souvenir. If you are on a budget or don't want to eat anything but go in, you can book a visit for free! (with a day in advance) I'll leave the link here. Oh! Also here start a trekking to go up to the Corcovado, It takes around 2:30-3 Hours according to your pace and has some difficulties.

Great view of the city and the sea, you can watch the sunset from there. You can take it from Praia Vermelha station all the way up and down. If you want to do half, you can take a trail of Morra da Urca that will end at the first middle station will take you about 40-50 minutes and also will have a great view surrounded by nature.

And if you have enough energy to immerse into one of the most popular Samba places... you have to go to Pedra do Sal! they are over there from Sunday to Monday, from 6pm. You'll find many street cars that will offer you a variety of cocktails and local food, there's many bars too but the main place is at the end of the street! The strongest day of Samba is on Mondays! If you want a good spot go about 8pm

If you're interested on science and human development, this is a museum where you'll spend a lot of time. The museums thematic is the neofuturistic sciences where you'll explore more about the people in the world. The entrance cost is $30Rs, is open from Tuesdays to Sundays, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. FREE ADMISSION on Tuesdays.

You can take a look into the art of Brazil, it also has a beautiful view to the port

There's different type of FreewalkingTours that this company offers. I recommend you take (if your days are limited): 1. "Downtown and Lapa". Monday to Saturdays 10:30 AM or 3:00 PM. 2. "Olympic Boulevard and African Heritage". Tuesdays & Saturdays 3:00 PM. They are about 3 hours long

Perhaps the most famous beach in Rio! Is a very long and beautiful beach, with soft sand, lots of waves (careful! is well known for its rough waves). Avenida Atlantica is a panoramic avenue where you can see a lot of Rio's style, has some statues that pay homage to several personalities, there's some amazing sand works too. You can walk or rent a bike to go around it, you also will find some traditional foods, as the green corn or Acai. It's a great pasarela to visit during the evening.